One needs to know the rationale behind that agreement. Also, even if Iraqi president refuses the ultimatum, George Bush assumes that U.S will be harsh. That may not necessarily be the case. Despite giving a poor argument throughout most of the letter, there are some supporting evidences so that the writer can give justification of his action. An example of this is when he informs the President that Arab and Muslim countries are also against them along with 28 countries providing military support against Iraq.
In AD 620, the Islamic religion was created by the Prophet Muhammad. Then in AD 632 when the Prophet Muhammad died, questions and debate arose on who would take up the mantle of the caliph and lead the faithful. This was the origin of schism between the two branches of Muslims. The two branches of Muslims are the Sunnis and Shi’ites. The Sunni Muslims believed in the voice of the people, where they should be able to vote for their next leader.
ama Bin Laden and AmericaBy Tauqeer Ul HassanIt is difficult to say it with surety that why Osama Bin Laden extremely dislike Americans.US Presence in the Middle EastPresence of the US military in the Arabian Peninsula is known to be the most importantcondition related to his hatred against Americans. Especially he became furious at the timewhen United States of America send its army in the sacred land for Muslims, Saudi Arabia. Hispoint of view is that presence of American in the holy land is a thing that is against the religionand unacceptable.The Saudi Royal family allowed Americans to land out in Saudi Arabia which was a great shockfor Mr. Laden. Osama bin laden express his disappointment and anger towards this decision ofthe Saudi Royal family to permitted Americans to land in the country. After that he becomemore against America and shows his aggression towards Saudi command as well.Pro-Israeli Policy of the U.S.One more cause of the extreme dislike of the Osama Bin Laden to wardsthe United States is its pristine support of the unfair Israeli stance overthe Arab region.
Eventually, Gandhi was arrested. During his absence, the conflicts between two religious groups in India, the Hindus and the Muslims became more apparent. The Middle East is the birthplace of three great religions -- Judaism, Christianity, and Islam Before World War I, the ___________ controlled the Middle East but by the end of the war, their rule was limited to what is today Turkey. Great Britain received the lands called Palestine, Transjordan, and Iraq to be governed on behalf of the League of Nations. Many people in the Middle East did not want to be ruled by outside governments.
Henry was supported and manipulated by William de la Pole, Edmund Beaufort and his French wife, Margaret of Anjou. His uncle Humphrey Duke of Gloucester and Richard Duke of York were opposed to Henry’s “peace at any price policy”. The unhappiness with the Kings rule can be reflected in Cade’s Rebellion in 1450, representing the frustration with the weak king. Though however, it was not this rebellion that lead to the outbreak of conflict. Henrys weakness was obvious, and his power was easily harnessed by those at court, in particular by his favourites, the Beaufort family and William de la Pole.
The distinction is more than merely rhetorical. For all our necessary emphasis on what we're fighting -- Islamic terrorists bent on the destruction of the West and the establishment of a new caliphate -- we cannot forget what we're fighting for. In March of 2003, the president and a bipartisan congress insisted we needed to invade Iraq in order to thwart Saddam's plans to develop WMD and outsource it to Jihadi surrogates. The nuclear WMD risk was, and remains, a perilous impending threat, though significantly reduced with the removal of Saddam's regime. But seasoned intelligence and national security analysts would argue that our ultimate objective -- to establish an Islamic democracy in the cradle of the Islamic world in order to protect our vital national interests -- is as critical, if not more so today, as it was in 2003.
But he later states “anything less than full compliance… is unacceptable”. Through tone, Bush somewhat proposes a deal for Iraq to rejoin the international community until he abide by removing military from Kuwait or war will break out. This reminds me of the idea of famous Patrick Henry, “Give me liberty, or give me death” but in this case, “Do what I say, or we will kill you. George Bush establishes his ideas by Narration and Cause and Effect. He arranges them by alternating the two.
Saddam was not found, but was later killed, nevertheless there were no weapons of mass destruction, and there was no obvious link between Al-Qaeda and Iraq. Congress woman Nancy Pelosi commented “The president led us into the Iraq war on the basis of unproven assertions without evidence; he embraced a radical doctrine of pre-emptive war unprecedented in our history; and he failed to build a true international coalition.” This quote suggests that America went to war on the assumption that Iraq was harnessing weapons of mass destruction, instead of gaining evidence first. This has damaged Americas relationship with other allies countries today, as the allies trusted America to tell truth and there was more sinister reasons for
Assess the impact of the Emperor Tiberius on the Principate The impact that the Emperor Tiberius had on the principate was contested by both the ancient and modern historians through time. Ancient historians mostly comprised detested Tiberius as it was their obligation to expose the evils of the principate under the Julio-Claudians and portray its degeneration into tyranny. His flaws are highlighted by the end of his reign particularly caused by his enigmatic personality, deteriorating relationship with the senate, influence of Sejanus and the repercussions of the treason trials. Whilst modern sources illustrate him from a more positive perspective pointing out his good intentions, effectively administrating the state, vastly improving
What Impact did the Crusades Have on the Islamic World? The Crusades was designed to take control of Jerusalem from Muslim control, and to allow the Christians to regain power and influence. However, it had negative impacts on the Muslim world because it reversed their power, the Muslims could not spread their religion as before, and so they developed bad feelings towards the West for a very long time. The Muslims took control of Jerusalem for a very long time, and this made the Christians feel annoyed and displeased because they considered Jerusalem to be the center of Christendom. The Muslims had established their rule which the Christians saw as a direct threat to their religious interests and ideology.