Issue 1991-08:

“10% In: How Come The U.S. Overrated Iraqs Strength?”

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• 28% In: Is Global 2000 Being Implemented In Iraq?
• Page 3: Overrated Iraq‘s strength (How come the US?)
• Page 5: Global 2000 – is this being implemented in Iraq?

Excerpts From This Issue On Iraq

• 2% in: “tuation with regard to the tragedies in Iraq with the Kurdish people as that which is one aftermath of the war. There were, “
• 4% in: “? 6 l 1 G1obi 2000 Being Implemented In iraq? E l LJ .5. Troop Prone Bu h Prlvau Oil Wells in Bahrain 6 i will Nuclunr War S”
• 14% in: “were we told, over and over again, that Iraq was not merely a menace to Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, but the entire Arab region?”
• 14% in: “ight have happened if our ambassador to Iraq hadn t told Saddam that we wer en t interested in Arab border disputes. What wo”
• 23% in: “anity one of the few reporters who left Iraq with the Kurdish this deteriorating Situation on the frontier between the Pcrsi”
• 24% in: “he word our that the rcvolts threatened Iraq s territorial integrity, which we wanted ro preserve, so a government victory w”
• 25% in: “destroyed by bombing. The war did force Iraq out of Kuwait and so damage Iraqi forces that for a time they cannot be an exte”
• 26% in: “have now is worse than what we had when Iraq was in Kuwait, Christine Moss Helms, an Iraq expert who advised the Bush admini”
• 26% in: “was in Kuwait, Christine Moss Helms, an Iraq expert who advised the Bush administration, old rhe New York Tim es. and the Ar”
• 26% in: “as based on a belief or concern that if Iraq were destroyed even more in terms of military might, or if other forces ousted “
• 27% in: “icy was such to want a greatly weakened Iraq, but one that was still strong enough to keep Iran from becoming the next big b”
• 27% in: ” left in power and his opponents within Iraq were not supported, because it was believed that they would not o able to retai”
• 28% in: “on. IS GLOBAL 2000 BEING IMPLEMENTED IN IRAQ? FOLLClWvUP QU ESTIONJ What about the millions of these Kurdish entities, women”
• 28% in: “l a result of Bush s little war against Iraq. Does the reason why Bush doesn t care about this and has made statements that “
• 29% in: “clear war syndrome be the only force in Iraq capable of holding power sufi ic 6 ient to counter Syria or iran in the event e”
• 29% in: ” this would greatly weaken the power in Iraq to survive in the region as a unified force. It could in fact lead to much in f”
• 31% in: ” future effort by outside forces to rid Iraq of Saddam Hussein. It does not appear that Bush will attempt to send troops int”
• 31% in: “protect the Kurds and refugees from the Iraq helicopters. U.S.TRO0PS PROTECT BUSH S 0 L WELLS IN BAHRAIN 1 0 .LOW UP QUESTIO”

Issue 1991-03:

“0% In: Special World Events Report: (The Middle East, Part 3)”

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Excerpts From This Issue On Iraq

• 5% in: “number of these entities who settled in Iraq that these entities are an influence behind Saddam Hussein and were in a great “
• 10% in: ” is not something that is understood by Iraq. Also, that the Iraqian pilots, having a greater number of aircraft than Iran, “
• 11% in: “husiastic because most of the people in Iraq have been led to believe that America is not likely to mount much of a war agai”
• 12% in: “war and that when it backs the power of Iraq to wage war and to cause great casualties. ThE Awareness suggests however, that”
• 12% in: “turing will be destroyed early, leaving Iraq unable to fight a prolonged war and also that the military headquarters in the “
• 12% in: “reater likelihood that if at that stage Iraq still can draw together enough to continue fighting witlmoui cohesive lead ersh”
• 12% in: “ltinational forces when they enter into Iraq and Kuwait in landfights on the ground that these are the areas where the casua”
• 13% in: “at having been through a war with Iran, Iraq believes it is capable of repeating such a war.Tl1ey are used to it, and they d”
• 13% in: ” defense or lines of defense planned by Iraq is to have trenches dug in the sand which would capture tanks that run into the”
• 14% in: ” It does not see the power available to Iraq to wage a war that would lead into the conquest of Europe as predicted by Nostr”
• 14% in: “e that the entire Arab world would back Iraq in such an action. This Awareness indicates that it appears the war would he of”
• 14% in: “gies however, is that if war does come, Iraq will be hurt more than any other of the participants. It does appear that there”
• 14% in: “ort to stop short of totally destroying Iraq so that the country can continue to exist as an independent nation, but if ther”
• 14% in: ” but if there were total destruction of Iraq, other nations such as Turkey and Iran would rush in and begin to fight over po”
• 15% in: “t there is no desire to totally destroy iraq, but rather to break its will to rule the Arab world and to invade neighboring “
• 37% in: “ongest groups, have a power ful team in Iraq and are seeking to use Iraq and its invasion of Kuwait to build a great power b”
• 37% in: “ful team in Iraq and are seeking to use Iraq and its invasion of Kuwait to build a great power base. They have been caught w”
• 42% in: “del in their Holy Land and if defeating Iraq, even though the Arabic world is opposed to Saddam Hussein s actions, it is for”
• 43% in: “e effect of bring ing down the power in Iraq, and making it clear to Iraq that any small gain from the invasion of Kuwait wa”
• 43% in: “e power in Iraq, and making it clear to Iraq that any small gain from the invasion of Kuwait was not worth the price. This A”
• 45% in: “leader, if there is a further leader of Iraq, will be any better, or remain stable and respect the surrounding Arab nations “
• 46% in: “n would be for Western forces to occupy Iraq for a duration to bring stability, but this would enrage most Arabic nations to”
• 49% in: ” problems. This was the original sin of Iraq when it invaded Kuwait Instead of solving the problem by taking it to the Arab “
• 49% in: “o the Arab nations, to find a solution, Iraq used force to destroy a nation that it had a dispute with. In response, a numbe”
• 49% in: “a number of nations gathered to destroy Iraq and to rein stall Kuwait. This Awareness indicates that it is the same behavior”
• 50% in: “the rescue of its friend Kuwait against Iraq, without a fair trial, without proper represent ation in terms of law, internat”
• 52% in: ” the courts would decide whether or not Iraq had any real claim to the Kuwaitee homeland, and whether or not the Kuwaitian h”
• 52% in: “ed was a criminal action perpetrated by Iraq. That were international law present, Iraq could have gone to the courts and th”
• 52% in: “q. That were international law present, Iraq could have gone to the courts and through the courts presented its case that it”
• 59% in: “headed for apoclypse soon, and war with Iraq is to believe an increasingly popular refrain among preachers and Bible teacher”
• 59% in: “vision show that the confrontation with Iraq, coupled with recrirn inations against Israel over the shooting incident at Tem”
• 60% in: ” major prophecies in the Bible pinpoint Iraq and the Persian Gulf as the prelude to the Battle of Armageddon, a conflict he “
• 60% in: “ts will begin at the Euphrates River in Iraq. In a sermon at the Fundarnentalist Bible Tabernacle in Los Angeles, th Rev. RL”
• 60% in: “rs, has been telling followers that the Iraq crisis may spark the terrible war that members of the sect believe will herald “
• 62% in: “on invasion of Israel, in which Babylon Iraq plays a key role and which eventually draws in most of the powerful nations of “
• 81% in: ” received a squadron of 15 Mig 23s from iraq a week before the Kuwait invasion. Only George Busl1 s amazingly quick action i”
• 82% in: “ssassinated and the PLO dismantled, and Iraq will he dismembered instead of Saudi Arabia. Iraq was created by the British af”
• 82% in: “he dismembered instead of Saudi Arabia. Iraq was created by the British after World War I out of three rilayets or provinces”
• 82% in: “Kurdish, not Arab, and contains most of Iraq s oil will be awarded to Turkey. Only Yernen s Mohsin, with a little groveling “
• 84% in: “either at risk? Again the answer is no. Iraq has vast oil reserves and does not need Kuwaifs we will prosper whether the emi”
• 84% in: ” the brink of war in which both nations iraq foremost will suffer irreparable damage is that both leaders have irrevocably e”
• 85% in: “f not hours, President Bush will attack Iraq, and the Middle East, the world and American politics will be changed fore ver.”
• 85% in: ” going home. But how can we go home? if Iraq is only wounded by this war, who but Americans can protect liberated Kuwait, th”
• 85% in: “hy and the sheiltdonls of the gulf from iraq s vengeance after the wounds heal? If Iraqis ruined, who but Americans can prev”
• 85% in: “ing the boys home! When the war against Iraq is over, American troops will be coming horn, whether Mr. Bush wishes to keep t”
• 87% in: “erican bombs fall on the Arab people of Iraq, every Arab regime will be desiabilized. Some, Jordan perhaps, may not survive.”

Issue 1990-19:

“21% In: Iraq And Israel Both Have Nuclear Weapons“

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• Page 2: Iraq and Israel both have nuclear weapons

Excerpts From This Issue On Iraq

• 7% in: “y here. The Arab economic power is oil. Iraq is con trolled by the Rockefellers, and that group is losing power to the Zioni”
• 15% in: “n ties together, that Bolsheviks are in Iraq and have certain ties with Israel in the sense of links with the Rothschilds, a”
• 18% in: “ng it has certain tricks up its sleeve. Iraq and Israel Boil Have Nuclear Weapons! This Awareness indicates the Iraqi forces”
• 19% in: “wareness indicates that the movement of Iraq into Kuwait in which Iraq looted the banks of Kuwait, gave them vast amounts of”
• 19% in: “e movement of Iraq into Kuwait in which Iraq looted the banks of Kuwait, gave them vast amounts of money. Iraq, owing many c”
• 20% in: “uwait, gave them vast amounts of money. Iraq, owing many countries for the money provided dur ing the war with I1 an 1ran al”
• 20% in: “, the debts would he wiped out for both Iraq and Iran thus they both have an interest in working together against the Wester”
• 21% in: “e with Iran through its leadership, and Iraq and Iran and Israel became closely allied, there could be benefits for all in w”
• 24% in: “in entry into the areas that will allow Iraq to have access to the sea, Iraq had little access to the sea and Kuwait would h”
• 24% in: “l allow Iraq to have access to the sea, Iraq had little access to the sea and Kuwait would have provided a good port, assumi”
• 24% in: “n? attack of Kuwait. It would then give Iraq not only greater marketing ability of oil, but would allow Iraq to regulate the”
• 24% in: “rketing ability of oil, but would allow Iraq to regulate the price of oil on the OPEC market with greater influence, becanse”
• 25% in: “f the com. bincd output from Kuwait and Iraq. This Awareness indicates there are so many factors involved in the motivation,”
• 70% in: “ency plan for a multi front war against Iraq are part of the military options being prepared by President Bush in the event “
• 70% in: “Nations trade embargo fails to dislodge Iraq from Kuwait and he decides to pursue a military option. The staged incident is “
• 86% in: “d at diverting world attention from the Iraq crisis. The Palestin ians said the demonstrators had gathered in response to re”
• 89% in: “o press the notion of aiink between the Iraq invasion of Kuwait and the plight of the Palestinians and the whoie issue of th”

Issue 2003-05:

“0% In: The War In Iraq“

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• 94% In: Any Occult Meaning To The War In Iraq?

Excerpts From This Issue On Iraq

• 0% in: “lmistry an Accurate Science? The War in Iraq Is Saddam Hussein Dead or Alive? h12IJIJ3 by C J A C tations di thc Aqua Ch I1 “
• 19% in: “el is Mare Our Nox1 Hor ne ? The War in iraq Any Occult Meaning to the War in iraq? is Saddam Hussein Dead or Alive? LLS. A1″
• 19% in: “n iraq Any Occult Meaning to the War in iraq? is Saddam Hussein Dead or Alive? LLS. A1 War Because of israel The Cosmic Lew “
• 94% in: “ch contains great power is somewhere in Iraq. Is there any occult meaning attached to the war in Iraq. Ii not, what is the R”
• 95% in: “y occult meaning attached to the war in Iraq. Ii not, what is the REAL reason for this war ? Cos M IC AWA KEN ESS? This Awar”

Issue 1991-01:

“77% In: Iraq And The New World Order Scheme”

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• Page 13: Iraq and the “New World Order” scheme

Excerpts From This Issue On Iraq

• 7% in: ” r hat s Going an in Canada Part 2l? 12 Iraq and th New World Order Scheme 13 l i Dau Bush Plan Permanent Occupation of Midd”
• 12% in: “ucking the nations into the war so that Iraq and Jordan are not seen as a future threat to Israel. This Awareness indicates “
• 12% in: “interests in the region besides Kuwait, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and the United States in its need for oil. Iesl l99l . WELL EMHDA”
• 76% in: ” serious political and economic crisis. Iraq, because of its rnassive r3vjLy disgo r .g ioi1 fields, beoame a threat to the “
• 78% in: “in to form anew. T0 JUSTIFY WAR AGAINST IRAQ, SKYROCKETING OIL PRICES, AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NEW WORLD ORDER. goes on a”
• 78% in: “part of the reasoning used to encourage Iraq was the fact that Iraq was unable to pay its loans owed to banks due to its war”
• 78% in: “sed to encourage Iraq was the fact that Iraq was unable to pay its loans owed to banks due to its war with Iran that Iran al”
• 79% in: “t be reestablished as a country because Iraq owes vast amounts of money to Kuwait for loans paid to it in its war with Iran.”
• 79% in: “eness indicates that by having war with Iraq and the events that may follow, new alliances will be created to strengthen th “
• 92% in: ” su sf Criteria for ajust war Attack on Iraq would fail to niet any Revelations of Awareness is a cosmic newsletter, publish”

Issue 1991-15:

“19% In: The War Against Iraq: What Karma Is Involved For Those Who Did Not Speak Out?”

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• Page 5: War against Iraq – what karma is involved?

Excerpts From This Issue On Iraq

• 19% in: “rest in this direction. THE WAR AGAlNST IRAQ WHAT KARMA IS INVOLVED? lf You Spoke Out Against It, Did You Accrue Any Karma?l”
• 19% in: “commit the United States to wage war on Iraq has resulted in mercifully few American casualties, but a stagger ing number of”
• 20% in: ” in the desert. A UN team reported that Iraq has been reduced by the 110,000 Allied bombing sorties to a pre industrial leve”
• 25% in: ” roots in Southern Turkeixhand Northern Iraq before these borders were drawn. ese entities see themselves as part of the lan”
• 26% in: “hem historically and likewise, those in Iraq. The border lines formed in the area today still have not broken their cultur ,”
• 26% in: ” lived in Turkey and some have lived in Iraq. There are also some in Iran. This Awareness indicates that in so far as U.S. k”
• 35% in: “place very shortly after the end of the Iraq Middle East war. This Awareness indicates that this coulp and the in creased in”
• 63% in: “ain why the nation had to face war with Iraq during another tumultuous August, he grounded his vision on the assumption that”

Issue 1981-18:

“74% In: Repercussions From The Bombing Of Iraq‘s Nuclear Reactor: A Scenar”

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• Page 10: Iraq‘s Nuclear Reactor (Repercussions from the bombing of)

Excerpts From This Issue On Iraq

• 2% in: “.REPERCUSSIONS FROM ISRAEL S BOMBING OF IRAQ S NUCLEAR REACTOR. ….THE ROTHSCHILD LINK TO ATLANTA MURDERS OSMI AWARENESS Op”
• 74% in: “logs. REPERCUSSIONS FROM THE BOMBING OF IRAQ S NUCLEAR REACTOR A scenario of possible things to come… a growing tendency t”
• 74% in: “ade planes, bombed a nuclear reactor in Iraq. Could Awareness give us a possible scenario, or repercussions that might come “
• 75% in: “is action being that which affects both Iraq and Israel, but also reflects into the political affairs of the United States. “
• 75% in: ” state of war exists between Israel and Iraq this having been established sometime back. Although that state of war has been”
• 77% in: “s, to have assisted in the financing of Iraq in its invasion of Iran. This Awareness indicates also, it will be remembered t”
• 78% in: “isting, or who have assisted in backing Iraq. This Awareness indicates that from another sense the Bolsheviks, Zionists and “
• 83% in: ” of the Middle East. Particularly Iran, Iraq. Saudi Arabia, Libya, Syria, Lebanon, these are beginning to Create their own p”

Issue 1992-13:

“86% In: Why Was The Iraq War Necessary?”

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• Page 16: Iraq War – why was it necessary?

Excerpts From This Issue On Iraq

• 6% in: ” Can One Escape the NWO? 15 Why Was the Iraq Necessary? 16 Dr. I evorlcian s Suicide Machine 17 Another Unsolved Mystery is “
• 82% in: “atellites have been used in Baghdad and Iraq with great success to keep track of equipment and people, and if you are one wh”
• 86% in: “ation among nations. he destruct ion in Iraq t at occurred during the invasion seems far from necessary if the UN was going “
• 87% in: ” to imply that the only purpose of that Iraq war was to go after alien bases. he activilg of the alien bases was just a part”
• 88% in: “sezleaders. The fact that the leader of Iraq escaped un scatlied, when he could have been captured or killed and Iraq could “
• 88% in: ” could have been captured or killed and Iraq could have been turned into a different type of gov ernment, giving its people “
• 88% in: “op eration or respect for the leader of Iraq, and that it was 17. part of an agreement to let the country be virtually des t”

Issue 2004-01:

“65% In: Short Wave Radio To Prevent Iraq War? (Fight With Words Instead Of”

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Excerpts From This Issue On Iraq

• 32% in: “War were Particle Eteam Weapons Used In Iraq? The Battlefield Laser System That Blinds the Enemy Does CAC Need To Back Ott? “
• 32% in: “tin Boards Short Wave Fladio to Prevent Iraq War? Why Does China Want Tibet? What Is Tibet s Likely Future? A Chinese Gulag “
• 54% in: “sible for the entity to continue ruling Iraq but would be nearly impossible or the entity ever again to become a major power”
• 56% in: “lged Were Particle Beam Weapons Used In Iraq? Quzasrloszz A question from Gordon Scott, in Ontario. He writes TI1 first day “
• 57% in: ” that the tracking devices available to Iraq were destroyed during the early Enrt of the attack, and this allowed for near t”
• 58% in: ” U.S. armdy has he un deploying against Iraq, the first working mo el of 11. dreaded secret W i .l0llZ u portable laser bear”
• 65% in: “d it later. Short Wave Radio to Prevent iraq War? Fight With Words Instead of Bullets QlJEti1 l0N I Gordon Scott had one oth”
• 66% in: “l tlicsc transmitters to broadcast into Iraq? There is simply no way that Iraq could have jammed them all, As long as all th”
• 66% in: ” into Iraq? There is simply no way that Iraq could have jammed them all, As long as all the nations had an opportunity to br”
• 67% in: ” and the rece tibility of the people ol iraq. including their access to sljiort wave radios. AMAZING NEW MASTER INDEX i NOW “

Issue 2002-05:

“4% In: An Appropriate Method For Dealing With Problems…in Iraq Since T”

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Excerpts From This Issue On Iraq

• 4% in: “ling With Problama Thai Have Emerged in Iraq Since the War This Awareness indicates that this would be an appro priate metho”
• 4% in: “e kind of problems that have emerged in Iraq. and as that which would Set a precedent for future internal violations within “
• 4% in: “Awareness indicates that in the case oi Iraq al ready having great debts in payment to its war like crimes, this could have “
• 5% in: “continued or new sanctions imposed upon Iraq until it solves its problem with its own internal strul gles, by reconciling an”
• 5% in: “d others to exist within the borders or Iraq. This Awareness indicates that this could be imposed much the way a court would”
• 5% in: ” could not move all of the people iroin Iraq as in thc case of taking the children from the home, you have to remove the lea”
• 22% in: “ld rule that for every day the Kurds in Iraq are persecuted, there will be another penalty assessed in Iraq to the lratlian “
• 22% in: “ere will be another penalty assessed in Iraq to the lratlian government. The penalty could be monetary. or cou d be an exten”
• 22% in: ” certain pri vileges will be granted to Iraq, certain release ol goods or the ifting oi certain sanctions will then be possi”
• 22% in: “e court, it would be very ditlicult for iraq to go around the ruling of the court. Itolher nations tried to smuggle goods to”

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