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    The Purpose of War

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    and starting a fight rather than responding to an attack‚ we have become an imperial power in some sense of the word. The leader of Iraq at the time the conflict was initiated was Saddam Hussein. The president of the United States believed (on the backbone of what he thought was very solid intelligence) that Saddam was manufacturing nuclear weapons even after he made an agreement with the US to stop their production back during the gulf war. The question is‚ do we sit around and wait for this

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    Patience ‚ honesty and compassion are the keys towards creating a better world to live In this advanced and modern twenty-first centuries‚ technologies are advancing beyond our imagination‚ from sky scrapers to magnetic bullet train‚ from biological sciences to space exploration. What more could you ask for? But yet‚ competition is so intense to remain at the top. People are becoming more and more individualistic‚ materialistic and ruthless. If they could not achieve their goal by proper means‚

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    The Rape of Europa

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    The Rape of Europa Culture is the total of the inherited ideas‚ values‚ beliefs‚ and knowledge which constitute the shared basis of social action. Every society across the world has adopted or created some sort of cultural heritage which they follow. Over centuries in Europe‚ several great empires have attempted to unite the European nations together leaving behind ruins of once gleaming cities. Could culture survive however if all pieces of artwork and historic architecture were obliterated by

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    Although the United Sates and Saudi Arabia present the United States and Saudi Arabia ’s relationship as excellent‚ there are actually two nations who have bitter disagreements but who allies through oil. The only thing that has held this alliance together is the US dependence on Saudi oil. The United States has felt and still fells that it is a necessity to have bases present in the Middle East to protect oil‚ and silently to protect Israel. The relationship began in 1933 when Standard Oil of California

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    isis kills

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    a country without a terrorist problem that was led by Saddam Hussein‚ a secular Sunni Baathist leader that al-Qaeda was bent on overthrowing. After toppling Saddam‚ the U.S. dismantled the entire Sunni-dominated Baathist state‚ including dismissing the military and security services and firing even low level civil servants. It then put the long oppressed Shiites in power‚ the leadership of whom had dedicated their lives to opposing Saddam and the Baathist. While only get mixed results most of

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    Iraq Invasion of Kuwait

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    long Iraqi occupation of Kuwait which subsequently led to direct military intervention by United States-led forces in the Persian Gulf War. In 1990 Iraq accused Kuwait of stealing Iraq’s oil through slant drilling‚ but some Iraqi sources indicate Saddam Hussein’s decision to attack Kuwait was made only a few months before the actual invasion[3] suggesting that the regime was under feelings of severe time pressure. The invasion started on August 2‚ 1990‚ and within two days of intense combat‚ most

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    average-sized bunkers. --------------------------------------------------------- Soldier standing in the rubble of a city in Iraq This war was almost a‚ “Part Two”‚ to the Gulf War. The reason this invasion happened was due to the leader of Iraq‚ Saddam Hussein‚ holding Weapons of Mass Destruction. He was using these weapons on the people of Iraq‚ which was against international laws. The United States‚ along with other countries‚ stepped in and stopped this. The War in Iraq actually had two phases

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    future by teaching them in same way. In addition‚ some researches even have shown the causes of some criminal’s psychological problems can be traced back to their parents’ serious physical punishment or even abuse. The former dictator of Iraq Saddam Hussein would be a good example.        Second‚ without violence in the house‚ I believe children will have a happier childhood and get along with their parents better when they grow up. If we observe the relationship between parents and children more

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    Iraq War

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    Iraq War‚ Unjust or Just On March 19th 2003‚ President George W Bush opened his address to the nation by saying “My fellow citizens‚ at this hour American and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm Iraq‚ to free its people and to defend the world from grave danger.” (CNN) Bush’s address was the beginning of a costly and long war that resulted in hundreds of thousands of causalities and a hefty increase in national debt. As the U.S slowly recovers from the tragedies

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    What if… Without the impetus of the 9/11 strike on the World Trade Center in New York City‚ the Pentagon in Virginia‚ and a field in rural Pennsylvania‚ Congress might not have embraced the best rearrangement of the national security organization since the Truman years‚ sewing together the Department of Homeland Security from almost two dozen offices. Aerial shuttle travel would now have its inconveniences; however‚ greatly meddling security screening may not be one of them. American foreign

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