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Peacekeepers For the Gulf
Savoy, Paul | November 26, 1990 issue

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The article focuses on issues related to peacekeepers for the Persian Gulf region. During the first week of October the U.S. House and Senate approved similar versions of a resolution that purports to assert Congressional authority over war making power but in reality serves no useful purpose other than self-promotion. The Senate resolution praises U.S. President George Bush for his leadership in securing United Nations action in the Persian Gulf. Two erroneous assumptions underlie the administration's gulf policy.

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PEACEKEEPING forces; INTERNATIONAL police; LEADERSHIP; BUSH, George, 1924-; PERSIAN Gulf Region; UNITED States
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