2003 invasion of Iraq

The Iraq War was a devastating war. It began on March 19th, 2003 and didn’t end until nearly 9 years after its start. This war took a huge toll on all the states that were involved, causing many fatalities on both sides and brought about many changes, both good and bad. But the question is, was it a necessary war? Was there good enough reasons to wage war with Iraq and were the consequences worth it? To answer that one must first understand what happened throughout the war. It was March 19th,…

–from the immediate grounding of all planes in the United States to the war on terrorism and the subsequent invasion of Iraq- were made by individuals –President Bush and members of his team. The war on terrorism and invasion of Iraq is commonly seen as a rash, emotionally charged decision that has now lead to unexpected –and easily avoidable- consequences. It is this invasion of Iraq in 2003 that likely allowed for the rise of ISIS/Da’ish in the…

marines and soldiers. During 2003, our government was under the Bush Presidency. George W. Bush had to come up with a plan to protect his people from war after the 9/11 attack which left many families in shock of what have transpired. In the article written by John Stoessinger and Marvin Gentlemen explains the risks and actions the America President takes to ensure that America was safe. Those two articles briefly explain the concept associated with the Iraq invasion as Saddam Hussein and Osama…

Understanding the American invasion of Iraq in 2003 may be achieve in analyzing expert’s point view on the matter. However, having the main protagonist opinion, George W. Bush’s one, even if it might certainly be the official and already known one, might teach us a bit more on US behavior. In his memoir the author’s choice was to focus on key decisions in his life and use this as a thematic device to provide the book's content. With obviously a chapter for Iraq any reader is expecting the…

On March 19th 2003 The United States declared war on Iraq with the main goal being to disarm and lead Iraq to freedom. However, this war has been very controversial. This nine year battle has cost The United States troops, money and divided the nation and the Iraqi citizens their home as they knew it. The United States declaring war on Iraq has many factors that come into play. On September 11th 2001, destruction of the Twin Towers in New York was caused by Foreign radicals. Almost 3000 US…

door to my memories. I have experienced most of my childhood in Jordan because of what happened in Iraq in 2003. It changed my family’s lives. One person that really related to this was my dad. So I interviewed him. He had some strong feelings about the coins. The coins are important to me because of their historical significance, personal significance, and what happened in Iraq during the 2003 invasion.…

George W. Bush’s decision to invade Iraq in 2003 was based on incorrect information−about weapons of mass destruction and a supposed nexus between Saddam Hussein and al Qaeda’s terrorism−and then occupied the country negligently. Desert Storm provides an example of an administration that attempted to use their diplomatic power, while Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) is the…

Tuesday, September 11, 2011, the Bush administration declared a war in 2003 on Iraq. This invasion on Iraq cost many of the Iraqi people their everyday life and family members. Al Jazeera is a state funded broadcaster owned by the Al Jazeera Media Network based in Doha, Qater. It was founded on the first of November 1996 by Hamad bi Khalifa Al Thani. This news station cover thing from the point of view of the everyday Iraq citizens without the biases and propaganda shown to the citizens of…

with Iraq that Iraq has linked with terrorist organization, the evidences cited in the report shows that Hussein supported a number of terrorists and a terrorist be an active not merely a passive supporter of the attack. These two statements illustrate the extent to which the U.S regards WMD and terrorism as being the paramount threats of our time. It is for this reason that the U.S and its allies cited the possession of WMD and links to terrorism as justifying the use of force against Iraq,…

Initiating a full implementation of de-militarizing Iraq fostered complete disorder and violence that rapidly developed into insurgency and decreased security situations. United States military generals and policy makers small decisions influenced segregation and dissatisfaction in areas of Iraqi societies. According to Franklin Miller, a former member of the Bush’s National Council, it was “dangerous to put [off almost] 300,00 men with [weapons] on the street without an [occupation]” (Zinn,…