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Barry Zwicker outlines the publicly available evidence that the first Bush administration orchestrated an elaborate conspiracy to gain support for the first Gulf War. Iraqi soldiers were reported by alleged eye witnesses to have removed babies from incubators. As it turns out, this was a lie promoted in speeches by George Bush Sr., repeated the false testimony of the daughter of the Kuwaiti ambassador coached by a Washington public relations company

6/22/09 The 99 and Persepolis An interview with Naif al-Mutawa, creator and co-writer of The 99, a comic based on Islamic archetypes and with a target audience of the world ! Tim and Brandon review the book Persepolis 2 and the movie Persepolis , both by Marjane Satrapi. How does the movie, as an adaptation of a comic, compare [...]

My first digital photography attempts... Some picture from Kuwait- my beloved home...

Kuwait City (Arabic: ?????????? ??????????, transliteration: Madnat al-Kuwayt), is the capital and largest city of Kuwait. It has an estimated population of 63,600 (2006 estimate)[citation needed] within city limits and 2.38 million in the metropolitan area. Located at the heart of the country on the shore of the Persian Gulf, and containing Kuwait's parliament (Majlis Al-Umma), most governmental offices, the headquarters of most Kuwaiti corporations and banks, it is the indisputable political, cultural and economic center of the emirate. Kuwait City??s trade and transportation needs are served by Kuwait International Airport, Mina Al-Shuwaik (Shuwaik Port) and Mina al-Ahmadi (Ahmadi Port) 50 kilometers to the south, on the Persian Gulf coast. Kuwait City was first settled in the early 18th Century by the Al-Sabh clan, later the ruling family of Kuwait and a branch of the Al-Utb tribe (that also included the Al-Khalfah clan, the ruling family of Bahrain), and their leader, Sheikh Sabh I. Its name may have derived from an earlier abandoned fort located there, called Kt (????) - Arabic for a fortress by the sea. The settlement grew quickly, and by the time its first wall was built (1760), the town had its own dhow fleet of about 800 and trading relations to Baghdad and Damascus. It was a successful and thriving sea port by the early 19th Century. It was unclear whether or not Kuwait was part of the Ottoman Empire, and as a result, tensions often broke out between the sheikhdom and the empire. These tensions peaked when, in 1896, Sheikh Mubrak Al-Sabh assassinated his brother, the emir Muhammad Al-Sabh, over Mubrak's deep suspicion that the Ottoman Empire was willing to annex Kuwait. In exchange for British naval protection, Mubrak was not to negotiate or give territory to any other foreign power without British consent. With the discovery of oil in 1936, the city??s standard of living improved dramatically, including health and education services. In August 2, 1990, Iraqi forces seized the city and on August 8 they annexed the emirate. During the occupation, the city was extensively damaged and many buildings were destroyed after it, including the Kuwait National Museum. After Iraqi forces retreated from Kuwait in January-February 1991, foreign investors and the Kuwaiti government were actively involved in modernizing the city and turning it into a world-class business hub. Many hotels, shopping malls and offices were built in the city indicating the economic growth since the war.

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Mosaic is a Peabody Award-winning daily compilation of television news reports from the Middle East, including Egypt, Lebanon, Israel, Syria, the Palestinian Authority, Iraq and Iran.

Sie sind arm, kommen aus Indien, landen als Gastarbeiter auf US-St tzpunkten und kehren als Kr ppel zur ck nach Hause, sogenannte Billigs ldner: Mehr als 80.000 von ihnen arbeiten in Kantinen, Gesch ften und Krankenh usern zur Versorgung der knapp 200.000 US-Soldaten im Irak. Da amerikanische Br tchengeber nur geringen Lohn zu zahlen bereit sind, werden die Arbeitskr fte ber Subunternehmer in asiatischen L ndern angeheuert. Vermittler kassieren bis zu 3000 Dollar pro Kopf, um jungen M nnern Jobs in den arabischen Emiraten oder dem Irak zu beschaffen. Doch nicht immer erhalten die Angeworbenen das, was zu tun sie beabsichtigten. Manch einer, der eigentlich in Kuwait t tig sein wollte, erf hrt zu seiner berraschung, dass er nun in den Irak muss. Zwar liegt das Arbeitsentgelt dort h her, doch das Risiko, verletzt oder gar ums Leben zu kommen, ist ungleich ausgepr gter. Seit Beginn des Irakkrieges erlitten mehr als 12.000 Gastarbeiter schwere Verletzungen, ber 1.100 wurden get tet. Sowohl rztliche Versorgung als auch Unterbringung sind unzureichend, gr sstenteils sogar absolut menschenunw rdig, wie in dieser Dokumentation, welche ber die Schicksale zweier Billigs ldner berichtet, dargelegt ist.

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The First Gulf War was the first time in an American conflict that many of the troops were women, mothers who left their husbands and children behind. Barry Newpin takes care of three small children while his wife serves as a reserve Army nurse.