Iraq War

Hussein was found guilty by an Iraq tribunal was executed by hanging.

The US gave the country back to them officially on 28 June 2004.

Well, that depends what side you are on. The war was between the capitalist U.S.-backed South Vietnam and the communistist U.S.S.R.-backed North Vietnam. The war was won by the North Vietnamese.

The cold war ended; there was no nation capable of preventing the US...as the US was the most powerful nation in the world in 1991. With no Soviet Union to prevent operations, with the life blood of the world in the balance (oil), the US requested approval...the UN saw no reason not to agree to it; no one had anything to lose by the decision...except for Iraq.

There was 155,000 and now in 2011 its down to about 50,000

2great ones and 27 in total

When George bush Sr had a dept he had to pay with osama binladden. The binladdens were mad at George bush Sr. Bush Sr owed them money they were selling oil together and he didn't pay and the binladdens bombed us.

Yes, the withdrawel process and the logistics involved will more than likely take until 2011 until our forces have fully withdrawn.

UPDATE:

No. All US troops have been withdrawn as of December 16, 2011.

People put yellow ribbons in trees, used "Support our Troops" bumper stickers, sent food, clothing and letters to the troops in Iraq. People put yellow ribbons in trees, used "Support our Troops" bumper stickers, sent food, clothing and letters to the troops in Iraq.

The US did not start the war in the Persian Gulf; border disputes started the Iran-Iraq War in 1980-1988.

In the minds of many, the reason the United States went to war with Iraq is still not clear. The historical account goes like this:

Saudi Arabia had been asking the US for a long time to leave their country, but the U.S. did not leave. That made one particular man named Osama bin Laden angry and he hatched several terrorist attack plans against the U.S, the most devastating being the attack on the World Trade Centers and the Pentagon. Then he went into hiding. President Bush vowed to hunt down bin Laden, and the U.S. declared war on Iraq. The reason given to the public was originally that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction; however, no weapons were found. The public was later told that the U.S. Was in Iraq to instill democracy.

Unfortunately, not finding any weapons of mass destruction left doubts in many people's minds about the "real" reasons the U.S. went to war with Iraq. It also came to light that bin Laden was trained by the C.I.A and that the bin Ladens were visitors to the White House on several occasions, In addition, during the time when all planes were grounded on 911, it was alleged that President Bush flew bin Laden's brother out of the U.S. Since 911, there have also been doubts raised about the events that occurred that day and whether bin Laden was really responsible for it, along with allegations that the U.S. Made billions of dollars from the sale of weapons to Iraq.

So, there is the historical account, but in many people's minds we may never know the real reasons the U.S. went to war with Iraq.

179 british soldiers dead in Iraq as of 2009

There is a link below.

Uday Saddam Hussein al-Tikritiis Saddam Hussein's eldest son. He gave called him self Abu Sarhan, which in Arabic means wolf.

The United States formed the core of the Operation Desert Storm forces but additional contributions came from Canada, Britain, France, Germany, Poland, Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Argentina, Greece, Australia, New Zealand, and Egypt among others.
Counting Iraq, at least 20 nations were involved.

The Cold War is the name of the many conflicts and international disputes that took place in the latter half of the 20th century. The Cold War includes the Vietnam War, the Yom Kippur War, the Six Day War, the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the Iranian Embassy Siege, the Korean War, and the Cuban Missile Crisis. The Cold War was mainly between the United States and the Soviet Union, who both had large stocks of nuclear weapons. The Cold War dissolved around 1991, when the Soviet Union collapsed.

Every living organism on this earth would get destroyed in the cataclysmic events of a Nuclear War (WW3) which would leave the scorched earths land left in radiation and devastation:

Interestingly, this is linked to most religions and cultures that believe that is the day the earth ends or and some people may say it is apocalypse day.

4294 have died so far since the war began

417,000. Although that is of course a very large number, as a percentage of total US military in the field it means a death rate of no more than 2.5%. Even among the Marines the death rate was 'only' 3.6%. Part of the reason for this is that many soldiers served in support units that rarely came under fire, if at all. The same went for the British, who had a death rate of 5.2%.

Among Russian, German and Japanese soldiers the death rate was between 25 and 30% of troops in the field. One of the reasons for this difference is the style of fighting: Russians always charged head-on, regardless of opposition while US infantry usually got artillery or air support to clean up resistance when it was encountered. Japanese and German troops lost many men because of orders to stand and fight, even in hopeless positions.

Yes, Iraqis can vote, infact they just held a general election around a month ago.

Iraq is in a relationship with the UK. This has become a relationship involving domestic abuse over the past 20 years. I'm pretty sure they will split up soon because England has enough money to get the divorce. Iraq has the kid though, Oil.

I am not sure so do not ask me ok

There is no single "war in the Middle East". There are numerous Middle East Conflicts. All of them ended or will end when one of three criteria are met:

(1) One side is victorious and has completely eliminated all opposition. An example of this is the Turkish War of Independence where the Ottoman Elite were completely eradicated by the Young Turks and the Greek Forces were evicted from Anatolia.

(2) One side is removed from conflict by a third party. An example of this is the Iran-Iraq War. The fighting was ended by ceasefire in 1988 without a true victor, but the overthrow of the Iraqi State by the USA in 2003 allowed the new Iraqi State to make peace with Iran and re-establish diplomatic ties.

(3) Both sides find a mutually acceptable compromise. An example of this is the Taif Agreement that ended the Lebanese Civil War of 1975-1991 that allowed the Lebanese Maronites, Sunnis, Shiites, and other minorities to resolve many of their differences. All of the parties accepted the agreement.

It doesn't have to be Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Libya, or Norway; the 1st Amendment protects US citizens to peaceably assemble to protest.