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　　The war against Iraq is a battle between Saddam Hussein and George W．Bush and his ally(盟友), Tony Blair．

　　Saddam Hussein, 65, has set up 　　1　　 over the past 50 years．For 　　2　　 reasons, Saddam has several look-alikes．It’s believed that, since the mid-1990s, Saddam has become unreasonably 　　3　　 of being followed after many murderous attempts against him．

　　When 　　4　　 talk about him, they use only nicknames(绰号)for fear of 　　5　　．They refer to him as “uncle” or “the old man who talks too much”．

　　Even though the allied forces 　　6　　 by the US drove Iraqi troops out of Kuwait in 1991’s Gulf War, Saddam’s now describing the Gulf War as a 　　7　　．

　　George W．Bush, 56, is a man of strong 　　8　　 and little self-doubt qualities that have made him a 　　9　　 leader in the war on terrorism(恐怖主义)．He has expressed a personal hatred for the Bush family’s long-time 　　10　　, Saddam Hussein．He’s called the 　　11　　 part of an “ axis of evil(邪恶轴心)．”

　　Since September 11, he has 　　12　　 the world that “ you’re either with us, or you’re with the 　　13　　．” The war against Iraq could finish what his 　　14　　 started in the 1991 Gulf War．

　　Tony Blair, 49, is seen by some as George Bush’s foreign minister, or even his pet dog．He has little in 　　15　　 with Bush．While Bush is 　　16　　 for his mispronunciation and verbal slips(口误), Blair is regarded as one of the better international speakers of the 　　17　　．He ‘d never talk about his personal life as 　　18　　 as Bush does．He’s leading one of the great old working class parties of Europe, the Labour Party, whose 　　19　　 are very different from Bush’s．But now his political career depends on whether the war can be won 　　20　　 and with few casualties(伤亡)on both sides－and that depends largely on the US president．

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　　A successful scientist is generally a good observer．He makes full 　　1　　 of the facts he observes．He doesn't accept ideas which are not 　　2　　 on obvious facts, and therefore refuses to accept authority(权威)as the only 　　3　　 for truth．He always 　　4　　 ideas carefully and makes experiments to prove them．

　　The rise of 　　5　　 science may be considered to 　　6　　 as far back as the 　　7　　 of Roger Bacon, the wonderful philosopher(哲学家)of Oxford, who lived 　　8　　 the years 1214 and 1292．He was probably the first in the middle 　　9　　 to suggest that we must learn science 　　10　　 observing and experimenting on the things around us, and he himself 　　11　　 many important discoveries．

　　Galileo, however, who lived more than 300 years later, was the greatest of several great man, 　　12　　 in Italy, France, Germany, or England, began by 　　13　　 to show how many important 　　14　　 could be discovered by observation．Before Galileo, learned men believed that large bodies fell more 　　15　　 towards the earth than small ones, 　　16　　 Aristotle said so．But Galileo, going to the 　　17　　 of the learning Tower of Pisa, let fall two 　　18　　 stones and proved Aristotle was wrong．It was Galileo's 　　19　　 of going direct to Nature, and proving our 　　20　　 and theories by experiment, that has led to all the discoveries of modern science．

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