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Originally Posted by Rochard
The original issue with Iraq was in 1991 when Iraq invaded Kuwait. Iraq was swifty evicted, but the goal was to evict Iraq and not over throw it's government. The US hardly has time to attemp to run a second government (being as it can't seem to run it's own government properly!). The US did the right thing, sent the Iraqis packing, and set up a ceasefire - with a number of restrictions.
For the next ten years Iraq violated every last condition of the UN imposed ceasefire.
And the UN did nothing.
Perhaps we should have just left him in power and acted like nothing was wrong.
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You said it already your own: UN Resolutions not followed and UN did nothing. So after they did nothing they saw still room for talkings and dealings. Most of the world community as well. The USA invased there mostly on their own, based on the mass destruction weapons that turned out a totally lie.
However you turn this around, i don't think it's the correct way to solve international problems, affairs and such have to be handled that way. Serbia is an example how it can be handled much more correctly, in the meaning with an UN Resolution and the World Community together.
Look, i totally understand that you defend your country, the steps it makes and whatever involved around it, but on the other side you don't have to wonder about the unpopularity of your Nation in most parts of the world, be it hidden or openly.