The United States in Iraq
This is a tough topic ot broach. THere are umpteen opinions already in play. And this is a subject of deathly reality. It hurts to think about teh waste of human beings. When a things like this occurs to a generation of people it stays with them. The children are being formed. The great people in society maimed. Culture is being lost. A civilization is being destroyed. There are arguments that say that we are saving what was already being destroyed and this aftereffect is a result of those evils beforehand. That doesn't matter to me. Because the current situation is one of brutality.
The United States of America and its citizens now have a responsibility to the people of Iraq. Now that we have decided to input ourselves into the situation we have to fix it. How we do that, I have suggestions like everyone else, but, in no short way is anything easy any longer. This is a complicated war we are in. The American Army is fighting on multiple fronts against a dug in enemy. The culture and society of one group of people is fighting that of another. Who is right is a complicated question as well. There are some who are of an absolute evil nature in this affair, but those people do exist on both sides. The solutions here are looking to solve some problems which have now been allowed to explode that have been around for thousands of years.
Our war machine upended the balance of power. There is a struggle for power and control in the region. Human life is an allowable casualty. The individuals are of no relevance. The people are suffering.
Iran is a complicated group to sit across from. Saudi Arabia is a underutilized force. Afghanistan is rugged landscape. Palestine has been raped. Israel is a powder keg. Turkey peers from above and the Kurds attempt to strengthen. Syria is a complicated little brother of Iran. And Lebanon is just trying to get things together so they can love life again. The region is significant.
The Middle East has chosen a path to glory via profit by taking advantage of oil The United States took advantage of good land that allowed for a large amount of food and resources.
Something will be done because change and action are constant. How we are further hurt or benefit as a human race will affect our futures potential. Resources such a human life are precious.
The United States of America and its citizens now have a responsibility to the people of Iraq. Now that we have decided to input ourselves into the situation we have to fix it. How we do that, I have suggestions like everyone else, but, in no short way is anything easy any longer. This is a complicated war we are in. The American Army is fighting on multiple fronts against a dug in enemy. The culture and society of one group of people is fighting that of another. Who is right is a complicated question as well. There are some who are of an absolute evil nature in this affair, but those people do exist on both sides. The solutions here are looking to solve some problems which have now been allowed to explode that have been around for thousands of years.
Our war machine upended the balance of power. There is a struggle for power and control in the region. Human life is an allowable casualty. The individuals are of no relevance. The people are suffering.
Iran is a complicated group to sit across from. Saudi Arabia is a underutilized force. Afghanistan is rugged landscape. Palestine has been raped. Israel is a powder keg. Turkey peers from above and the Kurds attempt to strengthen. Syria is a complicated little brother of Iran. And Lebanon is just trying to get things together so they can love life again. The region is significant.
The Middle East has chosen a path to glory via profit by taking advantage of oil The United States took advantage of good land that allowed for a large amount of food and resources.
Something will be done because change and action are constant. How we are further hurt or benefit as a human race will affect our futures potential. Resources such a human life are precious.
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