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he pledge to disarm hussein and bring freedom to be iraqis as something america was already doing in afghanistan, kate of iraq is not disarming. to the contrary. he is deceiving from intelligent sources. we know, for instance, that thousands of iraqi security personnel are at work hiding documents and materials from the un inspectors sanitizing inspection sites and monitoring the inspectors themselves. if saddam hussein does not fully disarm for the safety of our people and for the peace of the world, we will lead a coalition to disarm him. later it turned out that saddam hussein did not have circled weapons of mass destruction program and what triggered the american invasion of iraq, appear to be what many and ended up calling just a pack of lies. well, the cia top weapons inspector in iraq posed the investigation, finding nothing in 2005, 2 years after the invasion. the u. s. war in iraq began on the 19th of march, 2003, the u. s. joined by its allies, launched operation. iraqi freedom, the operation of the coalition. i was to say it started a bombing campaign against the rocky gov

he pledged to disarm hussein and bring freedom to the iraqi people. something america was already doing in afghanistan. dictator rack is not disarming to the contrary. he is deceiving from intelligence sources. we know, for instance, that thousands of iraqi security personnel are at work hiding documents and materials from the un inspectors sanitizing inspection sites and monitoring the inspectors themselves. if saddam hussein does not fully disarm for the safety of our people and for the peace of the world, we will lead a coalition to disarm. and so later it turned out that saddam hussein did not have the so called weapons of mass destruction program, but washington was demanding that it did have back then. so it was march 2003. when the u. s. signed its allies, they launched operation. iraqi freedom coalition started a bombing campaign against the rocky government and the military installations, despite months of enormous. and she will protest, world wide u. s. forces did invade iraq from to wait just down there. just took a few days and then 3 week

he pledged to disarm hussein and bring freedom to the iraqi people. something the u. s. was already a doing in afghanistan. kate of iraq is not disarming. to the contrary. he is deceiving from intelligence sources. we know, for instance, that thousands of iraqi security personnel are at work hiding documents and materials from the un inspectors sanitizing inspection sites and monitoring the inspectors themselves. if saddam hussein does not fully disarm for the safety of our people and for the peace of the world, we will lead a coalition to disarm him. until later it turned out that saddam hussein did not have the so called weapons of mass destruction program. but washington insisted it did have back then. so it was march of 2003 when the us and its allies launch operation iraqi freedom. the coalition started a bombing campaign against iraqi government and military installations. despite months of colossal anti will protests, world wide. u. s. forces with its allies invaded iraq from kuwait within days. and just 3 weeks into the invasion. baghdad fell on the sea ice top w

i'd write the negotiation conditions that were offered by saddam hussein's government. back in january, 2003 r t, steve sweeney. as they extended recap. 20 years ago us president george w bush tried to convince the world the iraqi leader, saddam hussein was hiding weapons of mass destruction. and that he had the evidence to prove it. the phrase w. m. d, entered the lexical with politicians, repeating it over and over again. despite in fact, knowing that they didn't actually exist in iraq as the own intelligence services told them, while you and weapons inspectors also said that they found no evidence of w. m days. none of doors turned up with ins of mass distraction and you've been surprised and said you were surprised that that was the case. do you believe the information that gave you was good information to be got? i got a good many, a trip says 2 sites to go to and we went to many of them by the only and 3 of those cases the, the find in the thing and in none of these cases was left us on mass destruction. so that shook maybe i met and while beating the drums of war

he pledge to disarm hussein and bring freedom to the iraqi people. something the u. s. was supposedly already doing and afghanistan, kate of iraq is not disarming. to the contrary, he is deceiving from intelligence sources. we know, for instance, that thousands of iraqi security personnel are in work hiding documents and materials from the un inspectors sanitizing inspection sites and monitoring the inspectors himself. if saddam hussein does not fully disarm for the safety of our people and for the peace of the world, we will lead a coalition to disarm him. later it turned out that hussein had not ramped up his nuclear weapons program and what triggered the american invasion and subsequent occupation of iraq appear to have been a quote pack of lies, the sea ice top weapons inspector in iraq. close the investigation, finding nothing in 2005, 2 years after the invasion, the u. s. warner rack began on the 19th of march 2003. when the u. s. joined by its allies launched operation iraqi freedom. the coalition started a bombing campaign directed against the iraqi government a

if saddam hussein does not fully disarm for the safety of our people and for the peace of the world, we will lead a coalition to disarm him. and later it turned out that hussein did not have a gold weapons of mass destruction program at washington insisted it had back then . so it was march 2003 when the us and its allies launched operation iraqi freedom . the coalition started a bombing campaign against the iraqi government and military installations. and despite months of enormous anti will protests, world wide. u. s. forces invaded iraq from kuwait within days. 3 weeks later, back that fell. now the cia top weapons inspector in iraq finally closed the whole w. m. d. investigation. finding nothing in 2005. that was 2 years after the invasion. well, the years of war in the subsequent rise of tara, certainly taking a grim toll on iraq and it's people that will at least 180000 documented civilian deaths in the country. some surveys put in the number close to a 1000000. most iraqis die from bombing shelly suicide attacks. 9000000 displaced all fled. the u. s. that coalition last almost

if saddam hussein does not fully disarm for the safety of our people and for the peace of the world, we will lead a coalition to disarm him. while later it turned out that saddam hussein did not have the so called weapons of mass destruction program that washington insisted it had. so it was in march, 2003. the u. s. joined by it's allies launched operation iraqi freedom. the coalition started a bombing campaign directed against the iraqi government and military installations . despite months of massive anti war protests, world wide. u. s. forces invaded iraq from hugh wait 3 weeks into the invasion. baghdad fell the cia top weapons inspector in iraq. finally closed the w m. d, investigation in 2005, concluding there were no such weapons in the country. while the years of war on the subsequent rise of terrorism have taken a grim toll on a rock and its people. there were at least $180000.00 documented civilian debts in the country, while some surveys estimate it to be closer to this figure. 1000000 many of those died from area bombing shelling gunshots and suicide attacks. over at $90

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he saddam hussein's portraits now on the sweete— saddam hussein's portraits now on the streets-— saddamreets. :, , , , , the streets. he went into business, first marketing _ the streets. he went into business, first marketing and _ the streets. he went into business, first marketing and then _ the streets. he went into business, first marketing and then online - first marketing and then online polling, making a fortune after co—founding the market research firm in 2000. his tax troubles now stem from shares he had a nap. mr nadhim was elected to the commons in 2010 and then had an eight year wait before landing his first ministerial job. he was close to borisjohnson, a witness to his first failed attempt to become tory leader in 2016. but with mrjohnson finally in number ten, 2016. but with mrjohnson finally in numberten, nadhim 2016. but with mrjohnson finally in number ten, nadhim zahawi's career got a boost and he was put in charge of rolling out the vaccine programme after covid hit. i of rolling out the vaccine programme after covid hit.— after covid hit. i am the secretary of sta

and now other than the chip to be the only and is that she works with hussein's id, the c e o of q c o 2. sadie says q c, 82 steps, maybe microscopic can have a big impact. that's because they'll be used for quantum computers. these computers can do things like simulate the movement of atoms and molecules. this can help lower the cost and speed of manufacturing drugs, but much of the work that hussein through ye and the rest of the queue, cd to t does is theoretical and it can be hard for a startup at so future focused to get funding in resource intensive initially time ah, money, labor intensive in the beginning. but it also leads to much more scalable technology that has much more longevity. but their vision may be getting more support, thanks to the chips and science act. it's a $280000000000.00 technology package designed to grow the chips and high tech industry in the united states. the thing is, though, the act was signed into law in august of last year. funding hasn't actually been drawn down yet, but it's still driving interest and investment in small semiconductor startups r

if it does work to ye, hussein and the rest of the q. c. 82 team want to take things even further. one day, they hope to design their entire range of products from start to finish on us soil . that is, if the chips and science act delivers on its promise. now let's have a look at some other global business stories making us today. members of the public will now be able to blow the whistle on companies flouting antitrust law in the u. that's thanks way hot by and set up by the european commission. the tool allows individuals to report merger breaches and other anti competitive practices. the se c is charging the former head of mcdonalds for defrauding investors. ex ceo steven easterbrook was paid more than $1000000.00 in severance, claiming he was terminated without cause. when in reality he had been fired for having an inappropriate relationship with an employ. goldman sachs says it will cut $3200.00 jobs more than one 3rd of the cuts are likely to come in the lenders, core trading and banking units. earlier us banking piers, morgan stanley and city group also cut thousands of jobs

invaded iraq and saddam hussein was overthrown.raqi army was defeated, and many officers from the iraqi army. they are uh. well, they were left with no destiny and began to look for other occupations. and i must say that these were, in general, very combat-ready people who received a military education both in the soviet union and, uh, in western academies military they were perfectly trained. they have become very much in demand just for e. these are the e formations that were just designated at that time on the territory of iraq and syria on the territory of the west and e. iraq began to form a very large, but simply state entity, which spread its influence to the east of syria and actually turned into an example of one of the largest and most famous terrorist organizations in modern history. which was the basis for regime from adam hussein in iraq and partly, and the regime, assad in syria, isis used a very flexible and at the same time popular idea of ​​building a caliphate on the principles of sharia. and it resonated with the

but it was also north korea and especially saddam hussein's iraq states like these and their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil arming to threaten the peace of the world. by seeking weapons of mass destruction. these regimes pose a grave and growing danger. the united states of america will not permit the world's most dangerous regimes to threaten us with the world's most destructive weapons. with his axis of evil speech, bush definitively closed the door on any rapprochement with iran awe. by may 1st 2003. the 1st objective had been achieved by crushing saddam hussein's regime george w bush put an end to the campaign initiated by his father in 1991. during the 1st gulf war he basked in the victory among his troops. nothing it seemed could stand in his way. obviously, when the united states invaded afghanistan and then it invaded iraq under false pretences. and after lying about weapons of mass destruction in iraq and lying about a relationship between saddam hussein and al qaeda. the iranians were concerned that the united states would try to destabilize iran or invade the co

attack and from there they immediately conflated bin laden and his groupen of radicals with saddam hussein the secular atheist dictator of iraq in a land where there were no al qaeda leaders and there have never been a suicide bombing in history the country may use the fear of terrorism and the fear of a phony and fake dishonest claim alliance between saddam hussein and osama bin laden to officially lie inactive people of the united states into that war andta from there and by the way their former chief of the bin laden unit said if afghanistan was all that bin laden never wanted then america going to iraq to attack the socialists infidel hussein was the hoped-for. unexpected gift to bin laden. america drove the sunny minority population of the country into the arms of the bin laden-ites and their ranks went from 40 minute the time of september 11 attacks to tens of thousands during that war. luckily the local sunny tribal leaders marginalized al qaeda in 2006 and seven saw that problem to a great degree but just at the time barack obama was killing osama bin laden in pakistan in the sprin

saddam hussein's subsequent events. they showed what was at stake in the canon was really power over e, a superpower and power in a superpower. e, and democrats have lost. uh, next election. uh, well, in quotation marks thanks, just to the adventures of clinton's squirrels, including the sex scandal. and i think the subsequent e not coming to e, then e to the white house of hillary clinton was connected, among other things, with these mistakes. e administration of whitecrinton. here is the relationship with adam hussein, it must be stated absolutely clearly that, knowing his character, knowing the authoritarian nature of the regime ruling in baghdad, they simply provoked him, they simply provoked our usual steps. hoping that most e to bring the case to a pretext for the start of a military operation. in fact, there are different interpretations. it is closest to me that this operation was, firstly, a projection of us power to the middle east to show its capabilities, and secondly, a desire to strengthen the economy, and

saddam hussein this was enough to turn the country's sovereignty cities into ruins always deceiving whychemical weapons. there were no chemical weapons on april 9, the us military entered baghdad and soon announced the fall of the hussein regime on chemical weapons, they were never found, because he was not in iraq, but how much are the people? either the muslim , on the contrary, gardening, he was tried according to the law of america, the americans will execute the leader of an independent sovereign country by hanging. 3 years before that, sit kafgan, saddam hussein warned about this, but then he did not even listen to the frightening forecasts of the seer. yes, they hung it. yes, i'm sodom and also said look, and this is already personal with the forged boots of the running rangers the americans have inherited in his house all the american people stand up for democratic values, and not 20 years of killing in afghanistan, this is the basis of all the planes that ended. the day when the americans in disgrace barely took their feet from kabul became the happiest day for the afghan sediq

this can help lower the cost and speed of manufacturing drugs, but much of the work that hussein through ye and the rest of the que city to teen does is theoretical. and it can be hard for a start up that so future focused to get funding the source intensive initially time ah, money, labor intensive in the beginning. but it also leads to much more scalable technology that has much more don charity. but their vision may be getting more support thanks to the chips and science act. it's a $280000000000.00 technology package designed to promote chips and high tech industry in the united states. the thing is they'll be asked to sign into law in august of last year. funding hasn't actually been drawn down yet, but it's still driving interest and investment and small semiconductor startups run out of research institutions, just like q c 80 to richard chillen works on funding for many young, high tech start up learners. suddenly we have companies whose technology is related to semiconductor industry and suddenly they're finding a lot more investors wanting to talk with them. interested in about

from the clinton administration regarding saddam hussein, it must be absolutely obvious that, knowingharacter, knowing the authoritarian nature of the regime ruling in baghdad, they simply provoked him, they simply provoked our usual steps. hoping, thereby, to bring the case to a pretext for starting a military operation. in fact, there are different interpretations. it is closest to me that this operation was, firstly, a projection of power from the united states to the middle east to show its capabilities, and secondly, and the desire to strengthen the economy, and the united states of america by controlling the oil fields, which were in iraq a and thus control this sector, and the world economy, the situation with iraq, the operation of the forest in the desert. this is what played into the hands of clinton in the plan. in order for him to keep his apartments in the white house, the subsequent actions of the united states of america in 1999 against yugoslavia were directly related to raising the rating of the current administration and showing, in short, to the american layman, the

if saddam hussein does not fully disarm for the safety of our people and for the peace of the world, we will lead a coalition to disarm or later it turned out that saddam hussein did not have a so called weapons of mass destruction program. and what had triggered the american invasion of iraq, a peer to what some of cool been that of a pack of lies. the cia is our top weapons inspector in iraq. close the investigation to finding well nothing in 2005, 2 years after the invasion of the u. s. war and a rod began on the 19th of march, 2003. when the u. s. a launched joined by his allies. rather, they kicked off operation iraqi freedom. coalition started a bombing campaign directed against the iraqi government and military installations . and despite a months of enormous anti protest, 20 will protests, world wide u. s. forces invaded iraq from kuwait in the south within days and 3 weeks into the invasion. baghdad fell well, the years of war and the subsequent rise of terrorism have certainly taken a grim toll on a rock. and of course it's people. there were at least a $180000.00 documente

but it's not a guarantee that protesters will be free to that as mohammed hussein his case shows . already 3 other young men arrested in the re sent protests, have been executed. and just this week, a former top iranian intelligence officer joined the list, the people here and say, then they're tired of the regimes mentality. and they're calling on the european union to do something about that right now. they want the notorious edits on the units, the islamic revolutionary, god cor, listed as a terror organization. that's the politicians and activist hope. more for stay, ron, to hold the deadly crackdowns. one that we are now joined by marian clara news, one of the activists in germany promoting sponsorships for political prisoners in iran. murray about 300 parliamentarians from germany and other countries have taken up sponsorships for specific political prisoners in iran. why is that? good morning and you know, as a daughter of a political prisoner, my mother night tech, avi is detained in iran and just me. and i know that publicity and speaking out about the prisoners is the onl

we cannot afford luxury, but to fight, as we will create hussein for 7 years. well, the last thing anyone would like to say. what if russian military planners, uh, should want to finish in 23 ? can you imagine how long it takes to want to finish in the twenty-third year of the president, biden to enter him in the twenty-fourth year of the presidential election, but in a state unfinished war in ukraine, and god forbid , the american forces will experience some kind of failure there under the american ones. i mean , but the ukrainian ones, which in fact are not just american wards, but operate under american control. and i can imagine that if you, let’s say, and donald trump was e. biden’s rival in the presidential election, i can imagine that trump said, so senator andrey denisov, who was not so long ago at the over the years, according to china and so, when i think about why washington and i must say in berlin and brussels decided on this escalation, it's because they uh, either convinced themselves, or is it profitable for them to say, that, uh, russia is alre

and then from there they immediately conflate to bin laden and his of radicals with saddam hussein the atheist dictator of iraq. a land where the word no al qaeda members were there never been a suicide bombing in the entire history of the country. they use the fear of terrorism and the fear of a completely phony, fake, dishonestly claimed alliance between saddam hussain and osama bin laden to life the people of the united states into that war. and from there, by the way the former chief of the bin laden unit said if afghanistan was all bin laden ever once had, america going to iraq to attack what bin laden called the socialist infidel, saddam hussein was a hope for an unexpected gift to bin laden. by taking the side of the shiites there america drove the population into the arms of the bin laden and their ranks swelled from 400 men at the time of september 11 attacks to tens of thousands during that war. and then luckily the tribal leaders marginalized in 2006 and seven solve that problem for us to great to degree. but then just at the time barack obama was killing obama and pakistan

we captured 34 husseins, which is 11 more husseins. what captured the neighbor with us.tured only eight, khuseinov, of which two women and one cat. all hussein is currently sent to the casting of the dnks, our hudein has pleasantly won in the jury have established exactly this he is now establishing who he is? but the president sent us all congratulations sms he congratulated on the successful completion of the operation stressed that we america is a peace-loving power, so we will not leave the world alone. and soon we will carry it to north korea, the sergeant said, north korea is a lake in the pacific ocean, but to war with us. she is not ready for korea, they did not bring fanta ps to postscripts of the same day, looting began in baghdad and a ukrainian battalion unexpectedly attacked us. he tried to take away from us everything that we took from the slaves, it turned out that the ukrainians were not paid wages at all, they said, whatever you will be in iraq is yours. there have never been such strong fights in the whole war, if i don't come back, tell your son his fa

uh, in iraq and libya, she was also associated with hussein's attempts and moves and abandon the use of the dollar and the euro. uh when trading oil. and now the process has gone very quickly. ah. now, if we started it 10 years ago, then i assure you that there was no war, because it was the monopoly on the emission of money is the main source of financing for the us armed forces and all sorts of adventures in the world, containing chains of oranges, the maintenance of a huge number of military bases and agents of influence of other countries. having a monopoly on the world currency missions, the us allows itself, and spending 10 times more money on defense for a war than we say us defense here is immediately more uh, and uh, in fact, if you look at the amount of the us defense budget, it is exactly if we refused dollars 10 years ago would not have been americans the ability to now wage this world hybrid war and spend hundreds of billions of dollars to support, so to speak , the war in europe we were then told 10 years ago, perhaps, uh, this will require a review of contracts, we wil

andan then from there the immediately conflate bin laden and his group of radicals with saddam hussein, the secular essentially atheist dictator of iraq, a land where there were no al-qaeda members, whether i'd never been a suicide bomb in the entire history of the country, and the use the fear of terrorism and thehe fear of the completely phony u and take and dishonestly claimed alliance between saddam hussein and osama bine laden to essentially lied o the people of the united states into that war. from there, and by the way the former chief of the cia of the bin laden unit said if afghanistan was all a bin laden ever wanted, pen america going to iraq to attack what bin laden called the socialister infidels, saddam hussain, was hoped for but unexpected gift to bin laden, by taking the site of the shiites there america drove the sunniii minority population of e country into the armsca of the n laden and their ranks swelled from 400 men at the time of september 11 attack the tens of thousands during that war. and then likely the local sunni tribal leaders marginalize al-qaeda in 2006 an

, but hussein's t-72 tanks were not modernized from the first release, but with the t-72 m mesh, which on the way, they are absolutely modernized and analogous to the active armor protection that we have. well, probably, only a leopard has such armor, they advertised that it is indestructible. there, perhaps , he is not killed, but like tanks for the european theater of action. he is no ukraine, not an iraqi sandbox, and here challenger 2 will for the first time meet with equipment capable of challenging him from russia, it is enough to take it. for example, smart ammunition ptkm russian mine capable of hitting tanks from above, where the weakest mine armor recognizes the approach of armored vehicles by vibration and noise and shoots the warhead at it accurately. also, lancets and air bombs from the carnet’s obturator will fall from above, easily overcome the dynamic active protection of tanks, the penetrating ability is such that the challenger can even be flashed in the forehead, let alone the earplugs themselves in the telegram channels actively look into the mind. they are indignan

hussein was reunited. after that, everything is like clockwork.ion, only then the coalition, had to fight itself. ugu forced hussein to withdraw his troops to admit, so to speak, that he was wrong. further him into complete isolation for 10 years of his. eh, be quiet. choked after 10 years occupied and it 's over. yes, and in this case, you need to understand that in relation to us 10 everything is the same the most, only on the one hand in an improved version, because, as in a shooting gallery, you yourself do not need to participate. there are biorobots from ukraine and we will be like in a shooting range. here, there these russian tin ducks walk in a circle, the second option is the problem. there is this problem, russia's nuclear weapons are the main one for us now. what has been doing all these months we are conjured by humanity, and the theory of nuclear winter. whatever you want, but the main thing is to conjure that guys just don’t remember nuclear weapons. are you out of your mind? so who is fighting this today, you know, in these no one

people are abusing saddam hussein's portraits that are in the streets.went into business, first marketing, then online polling, making a fortune after co—founding the market research firm yougov in 2000. his tax troubles now stem from shares he had in that. mr za hawi was elected to the commons in 2010 and then had an eight—year wait before landing his first ministerialjob. he was close to borisjohnson, a witness to his first failed attempt to become tory leader in 2016. but with mr johnson finally at number ten, his career got a boost and he was put in charge of rolling out the vaccine programme after covid hit. he was then appointed education secretary, a job he held as borisjohnson�*s premiership began to unravel last summer. as ministers resigned in their droves, mr zahawi was sent to the treasury, but loyalty to the prime minister was very short lived and the next day the new chancellor added to the chorus, urging boris johnson to quit. in the turmoil that followed. nadhim zahawi had his own tilt at the tory leadership. i'm delighted to be here both