Comparing campaigns

Article Abstract:

The invasion of Suez by Britain and France in 1956 following Egypt's nationalization of the canal was governed by the principles of regime change and pre-emptive self-defense and these same principles apply to the US/British intervention in Iraq that began in 2003. Questions such as the legal justifications for the attacks, intelligence, timing and planning for the day after draw parallels between the two actions even half a century later.

United Kingdom, Egypt, History, Comparative analysis, British foreign relations, Egyptian foreign relations, Suez Canal, Suez Crisis, 1956

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The deadly trio

Article Abstract:

The problems associated with Afghanistan, Iran and Iraq which are all interconnected in terms of terrorism is discussed. Unpredictable events may occur, but they should not deflect the people from long-term aim where the requirement after the terrorist outrages is to prevent further such attacks.

Legal issues & crime, Police Protection, Terrorist Control, Iran, Afghanistan, Security Mgmt-Kidnapping & Terrorism, Company legal issue, Investigations, Terrorism

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Opinion in Iraq: master and apprentice

Article Abstract:

The intensity and extent of Iraqi opposition to the invasion and occupation of United States is discussed. The opposition is now turning into large-scale popularly backed resistance inexorably leading to a war of attrition with echoes of Vietnam unless the US withdraws.

Analysis

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