Position Paper on Amr Moussa

Amr Moussa's position paper, I am Amu Moussa. My current Arab League secretary general. "Time" magazine, as I explained, "the most admired civil servant in the Arab world." The US war in Iraq is "opening the hell gate in the Middle East" (Pravda Online, 2002; 1) "Complete implementation" declared in favor of the Arab League, a resolution of the UN Security Council I have urged United Nations weapons inspectors to search in Iraq to prevent the United States.

As early as September 2002, I will never forget the warning problem as the head of the Arab League Amur Musa. The Bush administration invaded Iraq and the intention of its ruler Saddam Hussein will be overturned, which was very obvious. When they take such a step, Moussa claimed that it would be "open the gates of hell" His prediction is not an overstatement - but the gate is never closed before . In fact, from the moment in Afghanistan invasion in October 2001, the recent US military touched the dust every day. Following the intervention of the United States and its allies, larger Middle East, African countries crashed and spread in other more serious terrorist movements, a very unrestricted way

Samir Samir Musa Musa 's story, 28 - year - old Lebanon - born father and Colombian mother. He grew up in Washington, DC, Columbia University. He traveled all over the world and spent a lot of time volunteering and learning tribal medicine. He taught at elementary school and played with a band named Sasitobae. Samir's life on many levels is under the influence of globalization. He hoped to convey his story to you. Where did you grow up? I was born in Washington, DC, he is the father of Lebanon and the mother of Colombia. I was at Washington International School in Washington, DC, from kindergarten until high school graduation. During those years, I was lucky enough to spend a lot of reunion with summer and winter holidays with our family on their land. That's why I have visited my family in Lebanon and Colombia who grew up in the District of Columbia