2003 invasion of Iraq

The Iraq invasion on the 2003 was definitely a total mistake, it just lead to losses, waste of money and other. Is not on the national interest of the United States to being trying to involve in all the conflicts that are around the world because these are going to affect the nation in general. The U.S should start learning to solve conflict peacefully first because that is the best way to solve a problem, not by force, and demanding other countries to do something that the United States wants those to do. There is a great quote from The Iraq War and Its Consequences by Wang Gungwu, Irwin Abrams and it says “Terrorism cannot be defeated by the use of force alone…. Human conflicts should be resolved with compassion. The key should be the use…

The United States Invasion of Iraq In 2003 Iraq has been the focus of the international community and has been featured prominently in the media in recent times. America’s interest grew after WWII because of oil. The United States was Iraq’s biggest guest, through the oil-for-food program. Before the United States invaded Iraq in 2003, Iraq’s domestic oil was fully nationalized and closed to oil companies. Later that year, it was privatized and dominated by foreign firms. Oil was not the only…

Failure of Detection: Iraq Weapon of Mass Destruction program The “Smoking Gun” was discovered on the Iraq Weapon of Mass Destruction program as was told to the executive leadership of the United States prior to the Invasion seen in 2003. The United States had questioned for a time, to what extent Saddam Hussein maintained WMD’s as well as the possible ability to create this WMD’s under the scrutiny of the UN inspectors and the world watching. What came after was a large intelligence failure in…

a coalition against the Ba’athist regime of Saddam Hussein. The coalition force invaded in 2003 to overthrow Saddam’s dictatorship and establish a democratic state in the Middle East. Although in some instances realism can describe the invasion of Iraq, the theory of Liberalism best describes the invasion because of liberal notions such as collective security and the belief that cooperation can lead to beneficial outcomes to all involved. “Liberalism holds that human nature is basically good…

As a superpower, national interests and international influence are a great concern of U.S. Wars can be a tool to achieve goals. Afghanistan and The Iraq war were considered as these two strategic cards of U.S. The United States invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 was a response to 9/11 event – an action that was suspected by U.S is of terrorist group Al-Qaeda in order to prevent other security threat to U.S (BBC, 2016). Iraq war was launched in 2003 as a pre-emptive war because of the claim that…

The US invasion of Iraq was a shameful war and it should have never happened. This War had no real proof why there should have been a war. Iraq had never threaten american. America just amused that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. This caused a lot of confusion. This war was not necessary to start. There were good reason that Canada was right to refuse to participate in the war on Iraq. It was based on lies, led to disasters and it was a counterproductive war. Many things started to go…

The USA is worldwide known for being the major liberal democratic country. However, on 20th march 2003, the USA invaded Iraq, which was the major and the most expensive military confrontation for the USA after Cold war (Lieberfeld, 2005). This action has been argued to be the breaking and rejecting the international law of non-intervention. But, the justification of such action was given by the president of the USA – George W. Bush as following: ‘Iraq continues to flaunt its hostility toward…

significant and varied perspectives about the United States’ “right to war” in the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Several groups of people agreed with the pending start of the Iraq war, while many others opposed the imminent invasion. These groups of people strongly demonstrated their standings on the issue. France and Germany, known allies of the United States, were outwardly opposed to the invasion. Other countries, such as England supported the United States in its plan to invade. Next, civilians…

The War of Iraq and its' Hidden Agenda Introduction: Iraq War, which is also called Second Persian Gulf War, in (2003-2011), a conflict in Iraq that consisted of two phases. The first one was a short, conventionally fought war in March–April 2003, in which a cooperative force of troops from the United States and Great Britain (with smaller contingents from other countries) invaded Iraq and quickly defeated Iraqi military and paramilitary forces. Then it was followed by a longer second phase in…

The occupation of Iraq began March 20, 2003 to May 1, 2003 but even though the invasion barely lasted over a month the United States spent over $53 billion in 2003 and upwards of $800 billion in 2012 through reconstruction. With such a massive budget it would have been advised that the objectives and operation of its entirety be successful; however, this has not been the case. Even though Iraq was believed to have weapons of mass destruction following the attacks on the World Trade Centers on…