Iraqi army won't fight for Saddam

Article Abstract:

This article provides an interview with the leading member of the Iraqi National Congress, Sharif Ali Bin Al Hussein. Hussein argues in the face of war with the United States Saddam Hussein cannot possibly hold on to power since he does not have the support of his army or the people.

Interview, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Hussein, Sharif Ali Bin Al

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Protect civilians first

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the United States' war against Iraq. The author argues the United States' first priority is to protect the Iraqi citizens from human rights abuses most likely to come from the Iraqi army.

Ethics, Prevention, Ethical aspects, United States foreign relations, Civil rights, Crimes against humanity

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Milosevic and Saddam: only when bombs fall do tyrants topple

Article Abstract:

The author of this article argues military force is the only way to rid countries of ruthless dictators, such as Slobodan Milosevic and Saddam Hussein.

Milosevic, Slobodan, Dictators, Military strategy

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