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    Ten years after the war in Iraq, the story is eerily similar, and even more devastating. Iraq is a tale of two countries: one Iraq is for the wealthy and privileged business elites and their government lackeys, while the other Iraq is lacking clean water, a clean environment, basic services and safety. If you're part of the latter Iraq, it's as if the war started this year. The same ten and twelve year olds who grew up under the US occupation, are now driving US-made HUMVEEs through Syrian and Iraq

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    switched and pushed them out to Afghanistan because of just that reason. So, the only thing that I can guess on that is because Warrant Officer Helm told Burmaster that, and like I said, later on he told me and frankly I don’t know why, it just didn’t matter to me, that he did that IG complain back in 2009. The only thing that I can guess is that Burmaster, in his mind, connected the two together and said, oh that must be the reason why they sent you out here, because I know originally you were

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    The situation described above, one marked by lawlessness and crime, is directly opposed to the one presented to us by Robert Bates concerning workers in Kenya. Bates states that in Bugisu, the streets were “occupied by soldiers, while farmers fearfully huddled on their homesteads in the forests (13).” Young kids were not going to school, but instead were marching in military uniforms to their commanders (13). However, the presence of a clear and present military unit did not stop diseases running

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    On September 11th, 2001, a series of terrorist attacks orchestrated by the terrorist group al-Qaeda saw the death of almost 3,000 individuals alongside +6,000 injured people. In addition, this event caused over 10 billion infrastructure damage and $3 trillion in total costs (Carter). Despite 15 of the 19 attackers originating from the nation Saudi Arabia (Sperry) and recent documents reported to show that the nation even supported the attacks, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia faced little backlash from

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    Cold War Deterrence

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    The big question for scholars may not be whether deterrence helped to prevent World War II but why leaders and lesser officials in both superpowers and so many scholars thought it was so necessary, and how, until the advent of Gorbachev, they repeatedly confirmed this belief tautologically. Such behavior has not stopped with the end of Cold War. Reputable scholars routinely claim that nuclear weapons have kept the peace between India and China and that American intervention in Iraq brought about

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    Washington, Pennsylvania and New York brought to attention the threat of international terrorism and the devastation that it could cause for the major powers. These attacks provided the motivation that the Bush administration needed to authorise the invasion of Iraq. With the attacks brought the realisation that non-state groups had the capacity and willingness to strike against the USA and that the US no longer had a monopoly over war therefore validating the use of force against terrorist organizations

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    The ongoing globalization in my opinion, the United States Department of State is aimed at bringing in cultural uniformity throughout the world without leaving any range for diversity. It wants to inflict American language, civilization, and way of life in every direction. Our government activity illustrates the ascent of political globalization dedicated to solving global social problems, which would be difficult to do while we utilize our own culture as a banner of judgment. We can see modernization

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    This was my first deployment to Iraq and second overall deployment with Bravo Company, 1-501 Parachute Infantry Regiment. I was only in one direct fire engagement during my first deployment. So when we were notified of your company being selected to change areas of operation to one of the hottest spots in all of Iraq I was not sure what to expect. I had only been a Squad Leader for 6 months and I was not exactly sure how my young squad would handle the realities of war. We were stationed in Alaska

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    Throughout history, The United States has been involved in many confrontations with various types of enemies. As a military force, we try to learn from the mistakes made. We have After Action Reviews in order to find out how we can change our plans for future battles. We change our Field Manuals and Army Regulations in order to fit those plans. However, there are rare instances when things work out perfectly. When the doctrine created for training and organization match perfectly to the battles

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    I choose the Operation First Casualty image and it was photographed by Lovella Calica in 2007, Washington, DC. There was a group of soldiers who were members of Iraq Veterans Against the War (IVAW) and their friends who are peace activists. They want to depict what they actually did in Iraq. Their friends played Civilians role and were detaining by the US soldiers. The people in IVAW dressed in military uniform of US soldiers and pointed the invisible gun at the crowd, who are their friends acting

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