Opinion. Argues for a full-fledged Congressional debate on the case for war which would
hopefully be argued more forcefully and cogently than an oddly tongue-tied Bush
Administration has managed to do. Compelling case for war; Saddam Hussein appears to
beconsumed (by) the will to power in its crudest and purest form... power and domination for
its own sake.'Meeting resistance and using chemical weapons; Redrawing the map of the
world by force.

Argues for war in the Middle East. As the stalemate with Iraq drags on, there may be no other
way to resolve the gulf crisis quickly. Sanctions won't work in time; A compromise meanswe
lose'; Iraq building doomsday machines; Allies' secret agenda; Coalition unable to hold
forever; Next four months, the gulf's best fighting weather. INSET: Untitled (percentage of
those in favor and opposed to combat if I.

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