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To: GST who wrote (195569)	8/7/2006 2:46:58 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (1) of 281500

But the US did not have a cease fire with Iraq. The US, as a member of the coalition that removed Saddam from Kuwait, and participated in the signing of UNSC 687 (and primary enforcer of that cease-fire), acted under the authority of 678, 687 and ESPECIALLY 1441 (passed unanimously) to force Iraq to abide by its cease-fire obligations. Operation: Iraqi freedom was no more than "Desert Storm Pt. Duex" because every action taken in overthrowing Saddam was authorized under the same UNSC resolutions that ousted him from Kuwait. Read your history GST.. Better yet.. understand it.. Hawk

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