$ cd /middle_east
$ ls
Afghanistan Iraq Libya Saudi_Arabia UAE
Algeria Israel Morrocco Sudan Yemen
Bahrain Jordan Oman Syria
Egypt Kuwait Palestine Tunisia
Iran Lebanon Qatar Turkey

$ cd Afghanistan
$ ls
bin Taliban
$ rm Taliban
rm: Taliban is a directory
$ cd Taliban
$ ls
soldiers
$ rm soldiers
$ cd ..
$ rmdir Taliban
rmdir: directory "Taliban": Directory not empty
$ cd Taliban
$ ls -a
. .. .insurgents
$ chown -R USA .*
chown: .insurgents: Not owner
$ cd ..
$ su
Password: *******
# mv Taliban /tmp
# exit

Found here: http://americaninlebanon.blogspot.com/2005_07_24_americaninlebanon_archive.html

Read the LONG version (Irak included) here: http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/ThinGuy?entry=the_war_on_terror_as

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;)
i wouldn't understand it anyway
cd: change directory
ls: list directory contents
ls -a: list all directory contents, including hidden files, that start with a dot (.)
rm: remove file/directory
rmdir: remove directory
chown: change owner
mv:move file/directory
su: switch to root user
"root" is the superuser with all powers

Not that hard, huh?