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	After War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The After War is the timeline that the anime Gundam X and its sequel take place in.
		After War is the only timeline, besides the original one, to feature Newtypes as an important element.
		A cease fire is declared after the death of the leaders of both sides, and the destruction of the moon base.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/After_War (663 words)

	Howard Zinn: After the War \| The Progressive
		When you look at the endless series of wars of this century you do not find a public demanding war, but rather resisting it, until citizens are bombarded with exhortations that appeal, not to a killer instinct, but to a desire to do good, to spread democracy or liberty or overthrow a tyrant.
		In the Second World War, there was indeed a strong moral imperative, which still resonates among most people in this country and which maintains the reputation of World War II as “the good war.” There was a need to defeat the monstrosity of fascism.
		Terrorism became the justification for war, but war is itself terrorism, breeding rage and hate, as we are seeing now.
	progressive.org /mag_zinn0106 (1412 words)

	Floridian: After the 'war' at Waco
		After living with her in Zephyrhills, Michael finished high school in Illinois with his father, then moved to Miami to work with an older brother in landscaping and maintenance.
		An autopsy report acquired after more than a year's wait said her son was shot six times, including twice in the head.
		After the shooting stopped, Kathy heard on the radio that three men came out of Mount Carmel, "guns a-blazin,' " during the raid, and that one of them had been killed.
	www.sptimes.com /News/022800/Floridian/After_the__war__at_Wa.shtml (2097 words)

	ZNet Commentary: After This War
		When you look at the endless series of wars of this century you do not find a public demanding war, but rather resisting it, until they are bombarded with exhortations that appeal, not to a killer instinct, but to a desire to do good, to spread democracy or liberty or overthrow a tyrant.
		In the second World War, there was indeed a strong moral imperative which still resonates among most people in this country and which maintains the reputation of World War II as "the good war".
		War is a substitute for getting at the roots of terrorism, and the United States has turned to it, because to deal with fundamentals rather than symptoms would require radical changes in policy.
	www.zmag.org /sustainers/content/2006-01/03zinn.cfm (1372 words)

	The world after the war in Iraq
		The splits in the administration both before the war (over the role of the United Nations) and during it (over military policy) show that one section of the ruling class is uneasy about the "irrational exuberance" of the Republican Right.
		After all, Israel is the only reliable ally of the USA in the Middle East.
		After a long period in which the class struggle has been at low ebb in the advanced capitalist countries, the working class needs time to stretch its limbs.
	www.marxist.com /MiddleEast/afterwar_in_iraq.html (6773 words)

	After the War...
		During and after World War I and World War II, about eighty percent of the kaolin that was mined in the United States came from western North Carolina and northern Georgia.
		After depleting most of the resources in the southern mountain area, the Harris Clay Company moved from East Laporte to northern Mitchell County recruiting and relocating many of the experienced men from Jackson County.
		After 1945, the civilian demand that had been stifled by wartime shortages was unleashed on the textile industry.
	www.wcu.edu /mhc/exhibits/AfterWar/economics.html (1582 words)

	Tufts E-News -- After War, What Next?
		War – which President George W. Bush described as a campaign to free the Iraqi people – had begun.
		Anticipating the start of war, many humanitarian aid agencies evacuated their personnel earlier this week, leaving local staffs and the U.S. military with the responsibility.
		A war that results in the destruction of Iraq’s infrastructure, Minear wrote, may lead to a humanitarian crisis without easy solution.
	www.tufts.edu /communications/stories/032003AfterWarWhatNext.htm (640 words)

	Amazon.ca: After the war: Books: Carol Matas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		After the War is a thought-provoking novel that offers great insight into the current problems in the Middle East and the passion with which the Jewish people will fight to protect what they perceive to be rightfully theirs.?Robyn Nicoline Ryan, Otterville Public School, Ontario
		Ruth proves this in "After The War" by how she handles the many difficult situations that she stumbles upon, on he way to Palestine.
		This book is about a young girl whose reletives have all died in the war and so she decides to join an underground organization to transport Jewish children illegally to Palestine.
	www.amazon.ca /After-war-Carol-Matas/dp/0590247581 (1376 words)

	After war, invasion and volcanic eruption, Goma yearns for peace \| Special reports \| Guardian Unlimited
		After war, invasion and volcanic eruption, Goma yearns for peace
		But the years since Mobutu's overthrow by neighbouring Rwanda's invading army have brought only war, death, rape and more suffering to the tiny border town that unwittingly became the crucible of a conflict estimated to have cost the lives of four million people in what is now the Democratic Republic of Congo.
		But far from unifying the DRC behind a common desire for peace, the election has divided the country between east and west amid bitter accusations over who is responsible for the bloody conflict and rising ethnic tensions that were long suppressed under Mobutu's rule.
	www.guardian.co.uk /congo/story/0,,1932565,00.html?gusrc=rss&feed=12 (1345 words)

	CBC News Indepth: Iraq
		Today the country and its people are scarred by more than two decades of war: an eight-year conflict with Iran that cost a million lives, the failed invasion of Kuwait in 1990 and the crushing attack by U.S.-led forces in 2003.
		After the war, UN weapons inspectors were dispatched to Iraq.
		After a decade of absence, Iraq was asked to attend the Arab League summit in 2000.
	www.cbc.ca /news/background/iraq/index.html (3001 words)

	Chapter 8: The Mexican War and After
		After receiving the down payment through the intermediary, however, Santa Ana made it known that he could not prevail upon the Mexican Congress to repeal a law it had passed after the battle of Cerro Gordo making it high treason for any official to treat with the Americans.
		Scott and Secretary of War George W. Crawford, Congress in June 1850 approved enlarging the companies serving on the frontier to 74 privates, a considerable increase over the 50 in the dragoons, 64 in the mounted rifles, and 42 in the artillery and infantry authorized at the end of 1848.
		After the war, continued experimentation failed to remove faults of eccentricity in flight and instability.
	www.army.mil /cmh-pg/books/amh/AMH-08.htm (7902 words)

	Missoulian - UM adjunct suspended after war talk
		Holt said he chose that day to air his views because it was the first time class was held after the war started, and he began the discussion with background about himself.
		He told students that he once was a member of the free speech movement in Berkeley, Calif., in the early 1960s, who protested the Vietnam War by holding sit-ins and other peace protests; that he was a former Peace Corps volunteer; and that he once produced a revolutionary newsletter calling for the removal of government.
		He expressed to the class that he was deeply disturbed that the war in Iraq had begun, and he drew on poetry, languages, metaphor and mythology to express his angst.
	www.missoulian.com /articles/2003/04/01/news/local/news02.txt (744 words)

	Preventive War and International Law after Iraq
		The distinction between ‘preventive war’ and preemption in the new Bush doctrine was described in a Brookings Institute report as follows: “The concept is not limited to the traditional definition of preemption—striking an enemy as it prepares an attack—but also includes prevention—striking an enemy even in the absence of specific evidence of a coming attack.
		Additionally, States aiding or assisting the United States and United Kingdom after the invasion may still be held responsible for their illegal acts in that the assisting State may be found to have adopted the acts of the invading States.
		States in the ‘coalition of the willing’ have aligned themselves with the policy of ‘preventive war’ and with the legal position of the United States in the Iraqi war, a war described by the UN Secretary-General as not in conformity with the Charter, and a war which still continues.
	www.globelaw.com /Iraq/Preventive_war_after_iraq.htm (7865 words)

	US Plans '18-Month Occupation of Iraq' After War
		The US plans to occupy Iraq for 18 months after toppling Saddam Hussein in its most ambitious effort to administer a country since controlling affairs in Germany and Japan after the Second World War.
		Instead, it intends to install a civilian administrator after the war to administer Iraq’s economy, rebuild its schools and political institutions, and run aid programmes.
		But the military commander in Iraq is expected to have unquestioned authority in the first few months after the war.
	www.iraqfoundation.org /news/2003/ajan/6_after.html (420 words)

	After the War, by Michael Doliner
		Turf wars are bound to break out, and a fight over the Iraqi oil infrastructure will be likely to destroy it.
		"After 23 years of war and hard living, a lot of people view government positions as a chance to get wealthy and take advantage," said Ishrak Hussaini, spokesman for the Interior Ministry.
		However, it was only the economic stimulus of American "special procurements" for the Korean War five years into the occupation that allowed Japan to dig out of the war's devastation.
	www.antiwar.com /orig/doliner1.html (2206 words)

	Iraq - After the war
		Vice Presidents of the Stop the War Coalition are George Galloway and Tariq Ali, both of whom openly support the fascist Iraq "resistance".
		After all, on "Informed Comment," pro-liberation Iraqi bloggers are accused of being CIA agents, the elections are practically dismissed as window-dressing and every terrorist - no, I mean guerrilla, as Cole would have it - attack is given marquis billing, as if their psychopathic bloodlust discredits the liberation of 26 million people.
		The war in Iraq is not lost, but something crucial to the health of free societies is perhaps in large part lost - respect for the valour of those who serve, commitment to those elsewhere striving to create a free society...
	markhumphrys.com /iraq.postwar.html (6069 words)

	Oregon & World War One: After the War - Welcoming the returning heroes
		After a year and a half of austerity, hard work, and worry on the home front, Oregonians could feel the pressure rise in anticipation of victory as they followed news reports of the war and negotiations.
		The streets were filled with wildly cheering throngs all afternoon, and in the evening several huge bonfires were made on the courthouse hill, and all the left-over fireworks were shot off where everyone could see them.
		The goal of the commission was to welcome and "look after" Oregon men as they arrived in New York City.
	arcweb.sos.state.or.us /exhibits/war/intro/welcome.html (764 words)

	ZNet \|Iraq \| After the War
		The title that was announced was after the war, which is a good topic.
		Within weeks after September, 2002, a crucial moment in world affairs, within weeks even the mainstream U.S. press was compelled to report that the world now regards George Bush as a greater threat to peace than Saddam Hussein.
		Even by the countries that he had attacked, Iran and Kuwait, both of which understood perfectly well that after a decade of sanctions that had devastated the society, and after having been effectively disarmed, however awful Saddam Hussein was, he wasn't going to threaten anybody.
	www.zmag.org /content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=15&ItemID=4804 (3618 words)

	After the War by Stanley Kurtz, City Journal Winter 2003
		After all, experience shows that the elections-are-all-you-need approach to democracy building doesn’t work.
		In 1835, shortly after Roy’s death, Macaulay penned a powerful memorandum, “Macaulay’s Minute,” that persuaded the British to introduce a comprehensive system of English-language education in India.
		The essential step toward building a democratic Iraq after the war, then, would be to transform Iraq’s education system to mold a liberal governing elite.
	www.city-journal.org /html/13_1_after_the_war.html (3103 words)

	Brian Martin, Activism after nuclear war (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		There is plenty of information on what to do in the event of nuclear war, but most social activists have avoided even thinking about it on the grounds that preparation makes nuclear war more likely.
		Nuclear war is almost bound to be a disaster, not only in human and environmental terms but as well in terms of political prospects for achieving a better world.
		Activists are doing what they can to prevent nuclear war, but they are not the ones who design and produce the weapons and prepare to use them.
	www.transnational.org /forum/meet/2002/Martin_ActivismNuclearWar.html (1011 words)

	After the War
		All the 20th century empires forgot the lesson and all perished of wounds suffered in Great Wars: the Ottoman, Russian Austro-Hungarian and German empires in World War I, the Japanese in World War II, the French and British the morning after.
		Initially, the President and War Party will be seen as vindicated by victory and exhilarated by their new opportunity.
		This is the vision that intoxicates the neoconservatives who pine for a “World War IV” – a cakewalk conquest of Iraq followed by short sharp wars on Syria and Iran.
	www.amconmag.com /2002_10_07/after_the_war.html (773 words)

	Iraqi lives improved after war, poll finds - The Washington Times: Nation/Politics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		A third said their lives were better after the war, while 43 percent said it would be better in a year, and 52 percent said it would be improved in five years.
		The Iraqis also theorized about American and British motivations for the war: 47 percent felt it was "to secure oil supplies," 41 percent said it was to help Israel, and 23 percent felt it was to liberate Iraq from dictatorship.
		Seven percent said the war was fought "to protect Kuwait"; 6 percent thought the war was staged to find weapons of mass destruction, and 18 percent either did not know or would not answer.
	www.washtimes.com /national/20030719-120149-1765r.htm (662 words)

	Ultimate Mark: After War Timeline
		The 7th Space War ends, and the After War calendar is provisionally adopted.
		A.W. After capturing the Freeden, the New Earth Federation attempts to send Tiffa Adill and Jamil Neate to its Newtype research institute.
		After fifteen years, the Space Revolutionary Army finally launches Operation Dahlia.
	www.ultimatemark.com /gundam/gx_timeline.php (981 words)

	After Madrid: war, prevention, dialogue? - openDemocracy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		After the devastating March 2004 terrorist attacks on Madrid, openDemocracy writers from Spain, Lebanon, Morocco, and Britain assess their impact on the national, European and global landscape.
		In the election after the terrorist atrocity of 11 March, Spain’s people rallied against government lies and bad anti-terrorist policies.
		After the Madrid bombs, Spanish citizens sounded the alert.
	www.opendemocracy.net /conflict-madridprevention/issue.jsp (481 words)

	AlterNet: War on Iraq: Two Years After the War
		Two years after U.S. forces rolled into Iraq to depose Saddam Hussein, contradictory forces are tugging at the war-torn country.
		But canned foods, soft drinks, and bananas, virtually taxed out of existence before the war, are now available at a fraction of their Hussein-era prices.
		That means two years after war began, electricity is on about two out of every six hours in the capital because insurgents are attacking the workers trying to repair the power grid.
	www.alternet.org /waroniraq/21558 (1243 words)

	Amazon.com: After the War: Books: Carol Matas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		During 1945-1948, after her entire family dies, she assumed that she was the only one who survived.
		When I first picked up the book, I was expecting to know what society was like once the war ended, but instead, I got a story just about a girl and her life after the war.
		In a way, it is a great book, because you get to know and see what she saw while trying to get the other children to safety and away from the violence.
	www.amazon.com /After-War-Carol-Matas/dp/0689803508 (1767 words)

	After the War - Moviefone
		Synopsis: John Madden's sweeping drama After the War tells the tale of a quarter-century relationship between two men who share a similar wartime experience...
		War and War-Era Movies: Media Resources Center UCB Bibliography of books on war movies in the UC Berkeley library...
		Twenty years after the war, Stan is found at his post and brought back to America.
	movies.aol.com /movie/after-the-war/1224639/main (178 words)

	After War Gundam X
		That basic premise is the setting of Gundam X, which uses the After War (AW) calendar.
		The star of this series is fifteen year old Garrod Ran, a member of the Vulture scavenger group that searches the wasteland for old technology.
		While the series had an intriguing concept, it was canceled after only 39 episodes, just 10 short of the intended 49.
	www.mahq.net /animation/gundam/ex/gxmain.htm (237 words)

	After the War (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		After the War: Conflict and Domestic Change in the North Carolina Mountains
		The Center's new exhibit puts a human face on war and its aftermath by telling the story of war's effects from the point of view of Western North Carolina residents who experienced the conflict and the changes it generated.
		"After the War" exhibit scenes representing education (left), health care (center) and an American Legion hall (right).
	www.wcu.edu /mhc/AftertheWar.htm (177 words)

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