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No end in sight

The Iraq War has left many Americans questioning the reasons behind the invasion. Despite claims of seeking weapons of mass destruction, none were found, and the war resulted in Saddam's death without solving the initial problem that began with the attacks on 9/11 linked to Osama Bin Laden in Afghanistan. This analysis highlights the disconnect between military action and effective policy, emphasizing that the U.S. should reconsider its involvement in foreign conflicts, particularly in Afghanistan, and respect nations' sovereignty in governing themselves.

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No end in sight

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  1. No end in sight What surprised me the most was how they use 9/11 for an excuse to invade Iraq.

  2. The thing that made me mad is that bush sent people to Iraq when that wasn’t where the problem started in Afghanistan with Osama and 9/11. I feel bush had something to do with the attack……It was a plain all for the bush vs. Saddam

  3. What every American should know about war in Iraq • that we went in to find weapons of massive destruction and still haven’t found any • Saddam is dead and people are stilling bugging when bush said he was the problem • we are fighting and getting no where its really pointless to try and help a country that doesn’t want to be helped

  4. Some flicks of what’s going on in Iraq

  5. What should happen next? • Well as of right now we are in Afghanistan and I think we shouldn’t send anymore people there because we need to mind our business and let that country run their government how they want to. Its not our place to tell people how to run there country

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