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End of the Peace Movement
- At the end of the Cold War Iraq was Chosen for U.S. Aggression
  - Claiming Moral and Intellectual Superiority and Supremacy
  - In Reaction to the Conflict between Iraq and Kuwait in 1989/90
- Aggression against Iraq in 1991
  - The Iraqi People Resist
  - Sanctions causing Economic and Social Devastation
  - Mass Extermination Ignored or Accepted
- Weapons Control Regime
  - Iraq proves Failure of Concept
  - Weak Iraq means De-stabilization of the Region
- Shift in U.S. Strategy against Iraq
  - More Bombing: Operation Desert Fox
  - 'Economic' and 'Military' Sanctions
  - "Wolf in Sheep's Clothing"
- Another Shift in U.S. Policy: Invasion and Occupation
  - 'Stop the War'
  - Mass Protest Ineffective
  - U.S. Occupation and the Peace Movement
  - Solidarity with the Iraqi Resistance
  - Failure of the Peace Movement
- Conditions for Peace
  - Time to Die