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…the terrorist attacks on September 11. Though we had no major rioting, looting or raping during this crisis, it took a toll on everyone. Then there was the war in Iraq. It seems there hasn't been major breakdowns here either. Unless you count the way the U.S…

…Bush has had so many opportunities to display his excellent leadership abilities; he has done the nation proud in every one of these opportunities. For example, his handling of the delicate situation in the Middle East, and particularly Iraq, has been…

…, is one in which the Bush Administration sees security as attainable by going on the offensive - first in Afghanistan, then in Iraq. As to whether this pre-emptive doctrine can provide the basis for a sound policy for the future, this essay will seek to examine…

…with other countries and how countries deal with the United States on trade, international law, and security. Already the true believers in the Bush Administration are talking about ways to use the Iraq war to further their campaign to intimidate and coerce…

…, because the public can react and express their opinion on what is going on in Iraq. <Tab/>The American soldiers crossed the line when they publicly humiliated the Iraqi prisoners, and they should be held accountable for their actions…

…of the executive branch regarding Darfur does not align with other policies regarding humanitarian needs. If you believe what Bush says and we are actually in Iraq to save the people, then why aren't we in Darfur? The people clearly need help and we can easily provide…

…to huge debt. Even though we held such big debt and so much lives on the line, we stood strong and together, we Americans got through it. Another event that held Kennedy's statement true is the War in Iraq. In Iraq, each day a life is taken, but that life…

…for it is dictatorship management. This new documentary movie represents a powerful conflict between America's culture and its politics. As the aim of this film, is to show President Bush's enemies the way of his policies on terrorism and Iraq. As known, America is the most…

…, which has all ways sent a prominent representative in the past Davos meetings to defend the Iraq war and other foreign policy actions, did not send a similarly prominent economic policy maker to this gathering. That gave the World Economic Forum proceedings…

…?" The language used in presenting the conclusion also contributes to what kind of understanding the reader gets from the statistics. For example, "a measly 25% of people are against the war in Iraq" compared to "a significant 25% of the population show strong…