Americans believe in having freedom, but yet, most do not want our military to go to Iraq and fight for the Iraq people, so they have freedom as well. ... Many Americans believe we should pull our troops out of Iraq, because we are not accomplishing what we want, Iraqi freedom bye the military troops being in Iraq. Some also believe that our military troops are being put in danger while in Iraq. ... Our government decided that if we could get Iraqi leader Jadam Hussein, then the Iraq people could become free; like the United States. This is why we are calling this war "Iraqi Freedom." ...

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The United States military involvement in Iraq has been an area of concern for government officials and the American people as a whole. With the latest eruption in Iraq, the question of whether or not to send our troops back into the turmoil of a country that has a flimsy government and operating rebel and terrorist groups has President Obama strongly considering the possibility. ... Both the U.S and the Iraq government officials are looking for an alternative that would prevent an ISIS takeover and reduce the amount of lives lost and money spent. ... General Odierno again: "They want complete...

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The United States government stated the reasons why troops were being sent into Iraq at the beginning of the conflict. ... The people of the U.S did not know was that the U.S. sold the weapons to the Iraqi government. Therefore, if the Iraqi government was giving weapons to the cause of bin Laden, the U.S. was also giving to the cause. ... These citizens felt this way because the government blew the situation in Iraq out of proportion. ... In conclusion, the Iraq conflict was filled with deception of the U.S. citizens by the government. ...

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Bush also wants to free the Iraqi people from Saddam's reign of chaos. ... Not all of his moves, in my opinion, were the best ones, but taking a swift approach by trying to eliminate the "big dogs" in Iraq's government would be a huge bonus should it be successful. By eliminating them, the Iraqi government and its entire military would probably not fight and without fighting nobody would have to die. ... Not all of his moves, in my opinion, were the best ones, but taking a swift approach by trying to eliminate the "big dogs" in Iraq's government would be a huge bonus should it b...

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Preplanning to prevent future attacks mandate that the United States needed to go to war with Iraq. ... The primary governmental sources were retrieved from the Digital National Security Archives and other non-governmental options that store publicly assessable governmental documentations. ... Lastly, it will determine is the international presence has improved the quality of life and governmental structures within the foreign locations. ... Main Goal; the purpose of going to Afghanistan; and the purpose of going to Iraq. Chapter 4 is the Case Studies: Afghanistan and Iraq. ...

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Isis can be specifically found in Syria and Iraq, but are more than capable of causing horrors around the globe. ... Confonting ISIS has been an issue going on in Iraq and Syria but has become more serious to involve the U.S. in. ... No ground troops have been involved due to the cause of Iraq requesting aid in threatning Americans. ... The Iraqi government can also request some of these airstrikes attacks to protect its own border. ... The Iraqi government has formed a more structured and heavily armed troops for fighting off ISIS. ...

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The government was the one left with the bill. ... Repairing our infrastructure should be the main focus of the government, but an inevitable war with Iraq will be another bad decision made by the government. ... The majority of government spending has gone to National Security and military offense. ... Our government has provided reparations to aid some industries, but not enough to fuel prosperity. ... The president was even quoted commenting on two main themes recently: the US economy and his administration's proposals to revive it, and terrorism along with the conflict with Iraq. ...

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The American government didn't care about the conflict between the civilians and the Taliban militia in Afghanistan, after the Soviet Union's war. ... More recently the United States has been willing to kick invaders out of Kuwait, to strike at ruthless States like Libya and Iraq. Moreover, to go on trying to contain them with sanctions and, in Iraq's case, with almost incessant bombardment. ... The American government should put a real effort, to help the two countries to reach a peace agreement. "Stop the Bombing", should be the American government principle priority, this w...

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The American government was one of the Taliban's supporters. ... During the 1990's Gulf War, Bin Laden became critical of Saudi Arabia, because he felt that they should fight themselves rather than allowing the Americans to fight Iraq. ... Right now, we want to attack Iraq to displace Saddam Hussein, allegedly because he has weapons of mass destruction. ... When the Iran-Iraq War ended, Saddam Hussein killed many of his own people with his terrible weapons. ... I just wish that our government would learn from its mistakes. ...

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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has one of the biggest tasks out of all cabinets in the US government. ... These techniques had to be approved by the President or someone of power in the US government. ... We quickly defeated Iraq and their military. ... Barack Obama then completely withdrew from Iraq in 2011. ... Instead of immediately taking action he decided to see what the state government could do for themselves. ...

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The dominant discourse in this article is the killing of Iraqi citizens by the U.S. ... The other voice heard is that of the US causing unnecessary death and destruction in Iraq. There are a small number of marginal voices heard in the articles, such as the police commander Mohammad Hashim who blames the attacks on "The enemies of the government," referring to the Taliban militants. ... He appears to be wearing the traditional Iraq clothing. Thus immediately gives the impression that he is showing the Iraq people that he is one of them and that they should not give up, but they should f...

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As uprisings sprung up all over the country, the government had to increase taxes to suppress these rebellions. But because of corruption on a grand scale within the government, half the money never reached anywhere other than that of the official's pockets. The exhausting corruption which soured the lower levels of government and the top positions in the government were monopolized ruthlessly which added to the people's general tiredness of the way things were run. ... Many had the idea that change in the old way of government was a good thing. ... Current Relations and View on Iraq...

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OIL prices, its this and much more that causes me to hate the american government as much as i do! ... They attack for fabricated reasons, your current war on Iraq is nothing more then a war over Oil prices, bush wants them down so he bullys the Iraqis, Basicly stating that if you don't obey me and lower the oil prices i'll attack and take over, i'm the big wolf and you know that i have the troops technoligy and weapons to whipe your littile country off the map. ...

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As stated by the American government, the war should be approached with caution and it should directly deal with those that are guilty and there should be little to no damage collaterally. ... Bush also stated, "To disarm Iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from grave danger" this was his justified purpose of the beginning of our war on terrorism. ... Although many would think the U.S. waged war on Iraq was because of retaliation from September 11th attacks, it was not the sole purpose. ... Also, the Senate and House of Representatives passed clauses that authorized "use of...

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After 9/11, the US government wiretapped both Iraq and Iran for six weeks straight. ... He could have been trying to make the people of Iraq believe that the US is an evil place that spies on their own citizens. ... Why not allow the government to wiretap for the benefit of the US? ... The government should be permitted to wiretap to protect America from external threats, internal threats, and because the Patriot Act legalizes government wiretaps. ... Overall the government has generally used wiretapping responsibly. ...

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The effects led to the invasion of two nations, Iraq and Afghanistan and meant the beginning of the global war on terrorism. ... This meant that governments, corporations and individuals had to change their lifestyle and how they behaved. ... With the Bush Administration framing the attacks as thus, they had set the grounds for attacking Afghanistan and Iraq. ... For instance, one of the respondents said, "I think it was a terrorist behavior when the American air-fighters and soldiers dropped bombs onto other countries (e.g., Afghanistan, Iraq, or Yugoslavia)" (Lee, Cotati and Yan, ...

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Some say that certain Muslim groups hate our democracy and the freedoms our government allow us. ... They hate what they see right here in this chamber: a democratically elected government. ... Recognizing this void, Islamic groups stepped in to fill the gaps left by poor governments. ... For instance, Americans hear the words "sanctions on Iraq" and they associate this with Saddam is getting what he deserves. Then again--do we really need to maintain sanctions that have had no effect on Saddam Hussien's dictatorship, but have brought death to thousands of Iraqi children? ...

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In a massive attack, the Talibans were defeated and destroyed and a new government came to control Afghanistan. Similarly America attacked Iraq as President Saddam himself appeared to be a big Indian Parliament House on December 13, 2001 even when the Parliament was in session. ...

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Radical Jensen sets out on a mission to display how the illegitimate authority of the American Government has failed its people. ... He very blatantly opposes the troops in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars claiming that he " will continue to do so when I believe they are engaged in immoral, illegal, and unwise conflicts " (23). ... Considering that America is the most powerful military country in the world and Iraq is a weak Third World country it is even more illogical that America would go to war with them. ... Americans are able to speak much freer and more critically of its government actions...

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As American citizens we have the right to expect that our government will do all in their power to protect us from foreign and domestic attacks. ... In doing so, the U.S. shall pursue vigorously efforts to deter and preempt, apprehend and prosecute, or assist other governments to prosecute, individuals who perpetrate or plan to perpetrate such attacks." ... And in doing so he and his administration plans to override the Iraqi, Afghani, and other terrorist regimes to replace it with a U.S. influenced government. ... It can be infered that if we help the people of Afghanistan overthrow the ...

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Ironically the fight to keep the Soviets from taking control of Afghanistan was funded by the United States and had support from the governments of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. ... Osama was highly insulted that the Saudi government would let non-believers into the birthplace of Islam. ... Because of Osama's anti-government activities Saudi Arabia expelled him from their country in 1991. ... Osama also took responsibility for killing U.S. soldiers in Somalia and on the World Trade Center attacks that took place in 1993 killing six and injuring more than a thousand people After taking resp...

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Then addressed by members of our government along with Intel from our friends the national news reporters of America we find out that the final destinations of these planes were met indefinitely kamikaze pilots of the terrorist nature, sent to do one thing, and they did. ... Two towers down, one Pentagon turned Polygon, an economy on the rocks, a shaken government about to turn into Big Poppa Pump, and every American sleeping with both eyes open is how the day ended. ... The world shut down after that attack, as we watched the antics of the Arabians and Iraqi who delighted in the successful ...

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Not long after the planes crashed into the buildings, the U.S. government knew who was behind the killing of thousands of American lives. ... His terrorist group Alkehda was funded heavily by a new radical government in Afghanistan called the Taliban. ... Did the government have the same ideas too. ... The U.S. government did bomb Afghanistan in 1998 after we found out that bin Laden destroyed our embassies, and killed 220 people. ... This reminds me of the issues that we had not to long ago with the war in Iraq. ...

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Vietnam had been divided into two, in the midst of a communist administration in the North under Ho Chi Minh and an egalitarian government in the South under Ngo Dinh Diem. ... By 1975 Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia had Communist governments (Westdad, Cuban and Vietnamese Challenges). ... Students protested local and federal governments as well as Johnson's policies in Southeast Asia. ... Immediately after the revolution Sadaam Hussein of Iraq, with the support of the U.S and a majority of the international community, invaded Iran in a war that lasted for over 8 years. ... The Soviet-Afghan...

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