The United Nation's Securities Council reported that there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, and former weapons inspector Scott Ritter said "Iraq is not a sponsor of the kind of terror perpetrated against the United States on September 11 and in fact is active in suppressing the sort of fundamental extremism that characterizes those who attacked the United States on that horrible day"(Unnamed author). Even with this evidence form an international committee Mr. Bush went with the intelligence gathered by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). CIA Director George Tenet had two sources that he believed were credible. "One source "with direct access to Saddam" told a U.S. ally that Iraq was aggressively seeking to develop a nuclear weapon, had chemical weapons and was "dabbling" with biological agents". Basically we went to Iraq just for the fun of it, and perpetuated the stereotype that all Middle-Eastern nations want to see the demise of the United States. North Korea openly said that they were developing biological weapons, but why didn't we do anything about that? I guess President Bush's wonderful reason for going to war was that Saddam Hussein was a bad man. .
The next part of this system that had a major flaw, was that President Bush bypassed the entire checks and balance system, with this "war on terror". The reason we have this system is to prevent things like this from happening. Let's take for instance a country that has a king, that king can single handedly send his country to war, but the American President can't. Alexander Hamilton said "The president's power was "in substance much inferior to the power of a king" (Bandow). Congress told Mr. Bush after September 11, 2001 that he may retaliate against any "nations, organizations, or persons"(Bandow) that may have taken part in the heinous act. They did not tell him to go out as a renegade and wage war against nations that didn't have anything to do with that act.
I was playing videogames with my cousin when I remembered that I had a project to pass for logic (this subject). I needed a self-help book! ... As I scampered around, I came upon this CD entitled Chrono Cross, which was one of my favorite videogames. ... I figured that I could use this for my project! ... What would I submit? ...
I believe in understanding and accepting who you are. ... I did not always have a true understanding of who I was. ... Growing up, I believed there was so much wrong with me. ... I beat myself up until I improved enough for everyone around me. I needed to do better, I was not happy. ...
As you"re a young kid, you are taught to believe in many thing in Christmas, toothfairy, Easter bunny in also most every holiday there was something to believe in. ... I do believe if we keep our children believing in everything no matter how old they are, they would achieve and believe in them selves more. ... How are you going to think about the future if you don't believe in anything? ... You are never to old to believe in anything, as long as you believe in you heart that's okay it's still will always survive in your blood. ... To believe in anything and dreams will come t...
But to tell you the truth I never really believed them, that is until I was a little older and through my experiences could see what they meant first hand. ... But as soon as I could see examples of what they were saying in the world around me I understood it perfectly, in this case, seeing was believing. ... As soon as I saw this real life demonstration of physics I could believe the theory because even our deepest-rooted beliefs can be changed by sight. ... But even though this is a realistic possibility I don't truly believe it, in fact I discount the theory right away. ... In ...
I would say that The Economist has a good reputation for being honest and accurate because generally business men dont read, nor do they rely on the statements of a magazine if they know that it is inaccurate. ... Judging from The Economist's selection of details, I would say there is a fair amount of bias evident in this article. ... The goal of this article seems to be to persuade people not to believe that Microsoft is actually concerned about the amount of troubles the chat rooms cause but rather that they are concerned about their image. ...
In that moment, I could believe that those current feelings are all I need in my life and roll over again and never get up. ... Holland, of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, spoke and addressed this particular issue in his talk, "Lord, I Believe". ... It is to not only believe in the Lord, but also to believe God. ... The father immediately says through his tears, "Lord, I believe; help thou mine unbelief" (Mark 9:24). ... His initial declaration is affirmative and without hesitation: "Lord, I believe" (Holland, 2013). ...
Stoics also believed that life had no meaning. ... I know that I matter. It must make a difference if I do what is right or wrong. ... I believe that what provoked Paul was not the anger of a prophet, but the heart of a pastor. ... I hope that by the grace of God we can be challenged to see and care by observing this great preacher. ...
Certain feminists believe that women are universally oppressed and disadvantaged. ... The feminist movement is a group of men and women who believe in feminism and are trying to eliminate the inequality between men and women. ... Another female ruler, Elizabeth I was the most successful monarch ever to sit on the English throne. ...
There are people who believe in ghosts and there are people who don't. ... However, there are other people who believe in ghost. ... First of all, the culture in our country do believe that there are ghost exist after people died. ... Then I saw my cousin walked to me, he held my hands and smiled to me. I was so confused but also happy because I thought he was still alive. ...