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-UNCLASSIFIED SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED 2 government that respects the rights of its people. Bringing about a change in Baghdad will take time and effort. We will strengthen our engagement with the full range of Iraqi opposition forces and work with them effectively and prudently. -, - President's Address to the Nation, 12/16/98 • Now, over the- long-term the best way to end the threat that Saddam poses to his own people in the region is for Iraq to have a different government. " We will intensify our engagement with the Iraqi opposition groups, prudently and effectively. We will work with Radio Free Iraq, to help news and information flow freely to the country. And we will stand ready to help' a new leadership in Baghdad that abides by its international commitments and,respects the rights of its own people. - Remarks of the President on Iraq, 12/19/98 - .~~-. The regime change policy evolved further, "to "emphasize the fact that we expect the Iraqi people themselves to be the source of regime change. I ~ h" • On January 21 ecretary 0 ta Albright announced the .t(-r',V'-" appointment f Frank Riccia e as Special Representative for ) Transition in ... He outlined u.s. intentions to help ~ Iraq resume its rightful place in the region -- a goal the ~ United States believes can only be achieved under new Iraqi ? leadership. He emphasized U.S. desire to work with Iraqis --~~ • who alone can make this happen -- inside Iraq and outside Iraq, as well as with Iraq's neighbors who share the same 14 h£ u:i..t.t objectives. - President's Report to the Congress on Iraqi on .the jobr Non-Compliance with UNSC Resolutions, 3/3199 • In the final analysis, change has to come from the Iraqi people themselves. - Testimony of undersecretary of State Pickering before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 3/17/99 Attachments: Tab 1 - Iraq Liberation Act of 1998 Tab 2 - lLA Signing Statement of October 31, 1998 J SENSITIVE BOT UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED
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