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Countless times on the campaign trail, Mr. Obama has cited the forceful speech he delivered in 2002 against the impending Iraq invasion.

The forceful speech he delivered in 2002 against the impending Iraq invasion — a speech that has helped define him nationally — was threaded with an unusual mantra for a 1960s-style antiwarallyly: "I'm not opposed to all wars".

The 9/11 attacks and the impending Iraq wars served to increase their popularity.

The documentary "We Are Many" looks at the Feb. 15, 2003, worldwide demonstrations against the impending Iraq war that drew an estimated 15 million protesters in about 800 cities.

Regardless of what comes out of the impending recommendations of James Baker's Iraq Study Group, both the U.S. and Britain will likely still have a military presence there when the two architects of the war have left office.

To debate: Is Iraq ready for the impending withdrawal of U.S. troops?

In a remarkable radio interview on March 10 , 2003 shortly before the U.S.-led Iraq War began, Short criticized the impending war and described as "reckless" Blair's stance on Iraq.

Two years ago, Obama faced another daunting challenge: an impending genocide of Yazidi on Mount Sinjar near the Iraq-Syria border.

This echoes findings in a CBS report on the matter back in January 2004, which focused on soldier suicides during deployment but which also noted that the Pentagon did not count post-release suicides, and that a pre-Iraq war army study had predicted "an impending soldier-suicide crisis" (which, according to critics, was "largely ignored").

Maliki, defiant after the Shia politician Haider al-Abadi was named Iraq's prime minister designate on Monday, said in a televised speech that Abadi's impending appointment "had no value".

Maliki, defiant after Shiite politician Haider al-Abadi was named Iraq's prime minister-designate on Monday, said in a televised speech that Abadi's impending appointment "had no value".