Although most of this speech focuses on iraq and kuwait, what domestic issues does president bush also address? how are those issues linked to the situation in iraq? which counties does bush identify specifically as working closely with the united states? why might he focus on these countries? ultimately, according to bush, why is intervention in kuwait necessary?

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22 August, 06:08

Although most of this speech focuses on iraq and kuwait, what domestic issues does president bush also address? how are those issues linked to the situation in iraq? which counties does bush identify specifically as working closely with the united states? why might he focus on these countries? ultimately, according to bush, why is intervention in kuwait necessary?

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Higher oil fees in the country hold up the development. The higher oil prices are in place for the reason that there are manufacturers who are not in the market. Therefore, the supply of oil is dropped. The Higher defense prices get up from the voyage that the country has occupied to counter the Kuwait outbreak.

The countries that are recognized are Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates where the conflict fronts will be recognized. The country will also found fronts in Egypt and Turkey to pawn the war. Saudi Arabia is among the fronts where the war will be clashed.

The interference is essential to restore the world order and also avoid the cruel actions of the Iraqi Dictator, Saddam Hussein.