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ID number:302031
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Published: 07.04.2003.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: n/a
References: Not used
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For Americans, the visions of September 11th will always be an unforgettable memory. As we grieved over the loss of more than 1,000 innocent people, we also were in fear of any other dangers yet to come by future terrorist attacks and the safety of our nation. Osama Bin Laden, a known terrorist, has been considered to be a prime suspect of the 2001 attacks that destroyed the Pentagon and the World Trade Center. Saddam Hussein is yet another individual who has "reared his ugly head", in spite of Americans. Hussein led Iraq through a decade-long war with Iran, and in August of 1990, his forces invaded the neighboring country of Kuwait. With President Bush (the father) in office, Hussein's forces were ran away from Kuwait in the Gulf War which ended in February of 1991, with Saddam still in power. Both of these men are two of the most powerful and manipulative men in the middle eastern region, and have caused problems with the United States as well as within their own countries. …

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