The End of Iraq by Peter Galbraith

Peter Galbraith 's first ambassador to Croatia wrote that "the end of Iraq" is a book about American invasion of Iraq and what he should do. Galbraith says as follows. "My objective is to fight for a series of actions that the US can wipe out the situation in Iraq and this strategy is based on the interests of the US Gal Breath opposed the US policy towards Iraq.

Peter Galbraith (an official of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee), some journalists, journalists, and some senators wanted to convince the government to act after the Kurds throughout the 1980s. Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have also contributed to this effort, especially in the aftermath. Peter Galbraith did his best for this cause. He traveled to the Middle East, recorded hundreds of testimonies from Kurdish victims, and put that tape back to the United States. In addition, he regained the beehives full of dead bees so that the CIA could test to prove that chemical weapons killed bees (and humans). The CIA insists that the test results are negative. Galbraith is planning to punish Iraq economically by drafting a bill called the Massacre Prevention Law and abolishing US assistance and support. building.

During the search for weapons of mass destruction after the invasion, the Americans and the Polish forces have found corrupt chemical weapons going back to the Iran - Iraq war. With these findings, Former Senator Rick Santorum (R - PA) and representative Peter Hoekstra (R - MI) said the United States discovered weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. These arguments are directly in conflict with former director of Iraqi research team David Kay and his successor Charles Durafer. Neither Kay nor Duel fir said that the chemical weapons discovered are not "weapons of mass destruction" that the United States is seeking. Mr. Kei said that Iraqi chemical weapons experts agreed that sarin drugs manufactured in the 1980s are no longer dangerous, "almost 100% agree", chemical weapons discovered are "in the sink of their kitchen It is less toxic than people. " Most of the material below. This point "

Iraq has violated many UN resolutions in the last few years, demanding the destruction of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, allowing weapons inspectors to monitor the disposal of these weapons. Since the end of the Gulf War Iraq has ignored these policies by eliminating weapons inspectors. And it made it possible for Iraq to further study weapons of mass destruction. In 1998, the United States launched Operations Desert Fox which was designed to allow weapons inspectors to return to the country. After the operation was successful, the inspector was allowed to enter again, everything seemed very good, with little attention to Iraq. I did not believe that political power was worth checking Iraq and focused its main focus on Wall Street, so Iraq resumed their weapons program and everyone did not pay attention. Are our leaders think they are doing, snow cone machines?