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    You’ve just been recruited to serve in the Iraq War along with two random people you don’t know: an average man‚ who according to Wikipedia is approximately 191lbs‚ 5 feet 10 inches tall‚ and an average woman- approximately 161lbs‚ 5 feet 5 inches. After arriving and going through proper training with your new comrades‚ you’re given your very dangerous first assignment; you’ll be heading into the front line of war. You have the option of choosing one of the two to come with you: the woman or the

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    in the Iraq war he has come close to death and saved countless lives. He changed a lot from just being a country boy and became what he describes as a man. The war really changed his perspective on his civilian life. The significance of the Iraq war was to help free the Iraqi civilians of their dictator‚ Saddam Hussein‚ and the radical Islamic insurgents who terrorized the Iraqi’s after the fall of Saddam Hussein. The time period this book is set in is right before 9/11 and during the Iraq war (1999-2009)

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    USA TODAY ’s Green Tech series explores how green-tech innovations are changing everything from vacations to war-making. (Photo: H&M) STORY HIGHLIGHTS Eco-fashion is available now for big and small spenders Apparel that doesn ’t hurt the environment has a romantic appeal but just don ’t call it pleather When top designers go green‚ products are more alluring  154CONNECT 155TWEET 12LINKEDIN 7COMMENTEMAILMORE America ’s closets are turning green. The same environmental sensibilities that

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    Adrian Iwaskiw Why we can not win the War in Afghanistan The most important international challenge facing the United States over the next ten years is dealing with the war in Afghanistan. The war has been going on for ten years and we have gotten very little progress. As days go by more and more American soldiers are being killed battling the unforeseeable enemy. In Afghanistan the United States is most likely fighting a losing battle. The War in Afghanistan can almost be compared to the Vietnam

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    The relations between Media and the Military and whether or not they should be controlled. Control of the media in regards to their access to the frontline yet also operational inclusion has been a controversial issue during the last century. Operational security‚ due to media’s reporting is being breached and often putting the lives of soldiers at risk with public animosity against the government. What people seem to forget is that despite the actions and events occurring during war times‚ while

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    After the September 11 attacks and the subsequent declaration of the Iraq War‚ the American populace was more eager than ever to elect a president who would be capable of deescalating tensions and crises around the world. Under George W. Bush’s presidency‚ the American government declared a War on Terrorism‚ established Guantanamo Bay‚ passed the PATRIOT Act‚ and cut taxes for the wealthy and more. Some people‚ especially those who were Democratic‚ were dissatisfied with the course of action President

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    Bush’s administration and along with the help of the media was able to push its right-wing agenda. They were able to push through an agenda that included the Patriot Act‚ massive changes in the legal system‚ expansion of the US military‚ and war in both Iraq and Afghanistan (Kellner‚ 2007). After the Sept. 11‚ attacks the Bush administration declared a “war on terrorism”. Many of the television networks after the attacks would allow right-wing politicians to come on their shows and vent and call for the

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    descriptions of the invaded nation. Illustrating this quote‚ I would like to give an example of American attack on Iraq. Americans accused Iraq of having perilous chemical weapons. Western media generally and American media particularly supported the cause. U.N. gave the permission to attack without checking the authenticity of the reports. Hunters did not found any chemical weapons in Iraq. No country spoke about the Iraqi heroes as the hunters never let anyone. Drone attacks are also an Americans

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    policy would be about containing China as well as trying to be the humanitarian backbone of the Security Council while not being too invested in other nation’s affairs. No September 11th means no attack of Afghanistan‚ and possibly no intrusion of Iraq. At most‚ we may have seen secret movements and more journey rocket assaults‚ for example‚ those the Clinton organization launched in 1998‚ against nations harboring receptacle Laden and his associates. Also terms‚ for example‚ "IED" (extemporized

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    mean it’s justifiable. When Adolph Hitler came into power in WWII he did it because he wanted Germany to succeed. He admired Germany but when he started mass killing people he crossed the line of acceptable and unjust. It was also not okay in the Iraq war for soldiers to torture and humiliate prisoners either. It was unjust and evil. In the book Tale of Two Cities by Charles dickens‚ the characters Madam Defarge‚ Gaspard and the Marquis made evil actions just like these people. Evil intentions are

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