Most want U.N. to OK Iraq war Poll: Most think al-Qaeda is bigger threat: With U.S. troops heading for the Persian Gulf, Americans say in overwhelming numbers that they oppose unilateral U.S. military action against Saddam Hussein's Iraq, according to a national Knight Ridder poll.

Subject

Bans;
Polls & surveys;
Biological & chemical weapons;
Armed forces

Location

North Korea; United States--US; Iraq

Company / organization

Name:

United Nations--UN

NAICS:

928120

Title

Most want U.N. to OK Iraq war Poll: Most think al-Qaeda is bigger threat: With U.S. troops heading for the Persian Gulf, Americans say in overwhelming numbers that they oppose unilateral U.S. military action against Saddam Hussein's Iraq, according to a national Knight Ridder poll.

Author

Merzer, Martin; Knight Ridder Newspapers

Publication title

Corpus Christi Caller - Times; Corpus Christi

Publication year

2011

Publication date

Aug 1, 2011

Publisher

Gannett Media Corp

Place of publication

Corpus Christi

Country of publication

United States

Publication subject

General Interest Periodicals--United States

ISSN

08945365

Source type

Newspaper

Language of publication

English

Document type

News

ProQuest document ID

2568274689

Document URL

https://www.proquest.com/newspapers/most-want-u-n-ok-iraq-war-poll-think-al-qaeda-is/docview/2568274689/se-2?accountid=208611

Last updated

2021-09-02

Database

ProQuest One Academic

Most want U.N. to OK Iraq war Poll: Most think al-Qaeda is bigger threat: With U.S. troops heading for the Persian Gulf, Americans say in overwhelming numbers that they oppose unilateral U.S. military action against Saddam Hussein's Iraq, according to a national Knight Ridder poll.

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