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    fighting the United States’ use of torture (Strauss‚ 2003). The resolution to conflict came in many forms‚ in which peacemaking became essential in ending the nightmares of Abu Ghraib. Abu Ghraib Abu Gharib is a detention facility where Saddam Hussein used the prison as a death house. He ordered prisoners to dungeons‚ and had prisoners go through electric shocks‚ sleep deprivation‚ and castration. Prisoner’s arms and hands were chopped off as punishment. Like Goebbels‚ Saddam’s son‚ Qusay was

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    Pros and cons of invading Iraq In the years following Iraqi freedom in 2003‚ much controversy arose concerning President bush’s plan to invade Iraq and remove Saddam hussein from power. This was because people believed that we didn’t need to invade iraq and that President bush lied about him having weapons of mass destruction so we could go in and harvest the oil in the area. In my opinion I believe that bush did lie about the weapons to invade Iraq but not just for the oil. I think that It

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    George W. Bush: Failure as a President To be a successful President one needs to be committed to the country and do everything possible to keep the people happy. Being the President insures one to have political power‚ which is the ability of those in authority to induce members of the community to do what they want them to do (Ruypers‚ 444). Having such high authority allows one to maintain society and to be the voice of the people. George W. Bush is an American Politician who was the 43rd President

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    Baghdad. We found out that the Baghdad airport had been bombed. This meant we had to fly to Amman in Jordan and went for a torturous overnight drive‚ on wooden plank seats in a vehicle that was more like a truck than a bus‚ from Amman to Baghdad. Saddam Hussein started this war‚ but before the war‚ Baghdad was actually prospering‚ yes he ruled with an iron fist and there are many bad things he did. But he did introduce quite a few good things‚ for example: free education through to high school‚ free

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    not merely the sum of their traits. They become amplified by each other and produce a greater result. When the hunt for Saddam Hussein was on‚ our government agencies that have always worked alone in the past collaborated. With the FBI‚ CIA and other powerful agencies pooling their resources and knowledge‚ a greater goal was able to be accomplished; the capture of Saddam Hussein. „« Negative Synergy 1. This is when individual parts of a group have a negative influence on each other‚ causing the

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    often mistake 9/11‚ Sudan Hussein‚ al Qaeda‚ and the Iraq war to be tied in together. PIPA polls taken in as late as 2004 stated that people linked Iraq and 9/11 and a “persistent 57 percent believed that Saddam Hussein was helping al Qaeda at the time we were attacked” (Shenkman 4). He is ultimately saying that the American people are stubborn‚ and believed what they wanted even after being confirmed otherwise. The 9/11 Commission directly stated in 2004 that Saddam had not supported al Qaeda

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    What was the role of oil in shaping post war worlds? ”If one commodity can claim credit for the startling advances seen in the world in the 20th century‚ in particular in developed industrialized countries‚ it was crude oil- soon to be dubbed ‘black gold’.” Oil became an influential substance in the post war times‚ economically and also in shaping countries’ foreign policies. Whichever countries controlled oil controlled much of the world’s policies. After the increase in industrialisation and

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    involved in politics. George W. Bush eventually became president just as his father did eight years before him. Both presidents came into their presidencies with the start of new wars. Bush Sr. opposed the Iraqi invasion into Kuwait led by Suddam Hussein and entered into the Gulf War in 1991. After September 11th 2001‚ President Bush declared war on terror‚ and two years later- war on Iraq. It is possible that this act was a decision to finish what his father started. The reasons for going to war

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    result‚ diverse viewpoints and positions can be drawn upon from dissimilar parties in every event. The declaration of war against Iraq was a perceived as a heroic act from the Worlds’ point of view to rescue the Iraqis from the tyrannical rule of Saddam Hussein. The United States president‚ George W. Bush‚ believed that an attack on Iraq would rid its despotic government and restore a democratic government in its place. As a result‚ from the United States’ perspective‚ the war was justified. On the other

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    Introduction “The people of the united states and our friends and allies will not live at the mercy of an outlaw regime that threatens the peace with weapons of mass murder.” These words were spoken by President George Bush on the 22nd of March in 2003. Two days earlier on the 20th American soldiers invaded Iraq and the war between Iraq and the United States of America had begun. To the Americans this was a new type of war on a scale they had never before taken part in‚ because this time it was

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