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    Sovereignty both “preserves and destroys in the same act” (Arnold 2009, 67). which is further supported in Arnold’s example of the invasion of Iraq. In order to ensure security, the United States created insecurity for both Americans, with a propagandizing terrorists, and producing a violent space within the Iraq borders (Arnold 2009, 69). In regards to the death penalty, by the government alerting the public that the men and women who murder if not put to death, may kill again…

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    A group of 46 people from Nebraska were asked about their views on a range of political issues, from the Iraq war to. So maybe political that causes/starts fear - importance and focusing the risks of terrorism, and so on - can have a difficult to notice/skillful but powerful effect on some groups of people when it is used to try and sway votes. One such effect is the 'negativity bias', a well-recorded/supported habit/desire of people to specially remember negative information, and allow…

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    Chris had plenty of fun, hardship, friendship, face offs with death, and memories at Iraq. Chris would have happily continued doing all those things, even looking at death one last time, but it was time for him to retire the old rifle, say his goodbyes, and head back to the state he knows well, Texas. With ten honorable years of service Chris finished his final deployment November 4, 2009. Kyle says “ I got out of the Navy November 4; on November 6, I was kicking Texas dust.” (Kyle 418). When…

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    am Marjane Satrapi. A proud Iranian woman who would like to ask: Who are you fighting? Why are you fighting? What happened to you? These questions are what you have forgotten to ask yourselves as you fight. You have forgotten the purpose of this war and to what better days it was supposed to bring you. We are living in a time of financial and social crisis. People all around us are suffering. Parents are losing their jobs. Families are losing their homes. Companies are losing their profits.…

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    country breaking down in depression, our leaders took control and we became resilient. Our people gathered together as one and pledged to emerge stronger. This included entering ourselves in a very controversial war with Iraq under the presidency of George W. Bush. Now, many see this war as a total failure. These opponents claim that the United States is responsible for the deaths of thousands of Iraqi people and put thousands of United States military persons in harm's way. So how was George…

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    Matthew Tull, in his article “Stress in Children of Iraq War Soldiers”(2016), informs the reader of the harms and negative impacts PTSD war veterans can have on their family, that can cause an increase in stress and anxiety levels. Brian supports his assertion by providing the reader with factual evidence from credible sources, such as “At both points in time, they found that adolescents with family members serving in Iraq had higher heart-rate levels” (Tull). The authors purpose of this article…

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    After United States deployed ground forces into Iraq in 2003, Jordanian Salafi Jihadist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and his militant group Jama'at al-Tawhid wal-Jihad, achieved fame in the early stages of the Iraqi insurgency. Founded in 1999, the terror group was responsible for suicide attacks on civilians, Iraqi government institutions Italian soldiers, and Shia Islamic mosques, Al-Zarqawi's group officially pledged allegiance to Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda network in October 2004. The name was…

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    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 goals of the Iraq…

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    unfair and unbalanced writing such as the Cindy Sheehan story that was created by the media. The facts were not correct from the beginning, the media portrayed her “as a poor woman who wanted to see President Bush because her son had been killed in Iraq,” however, and the truth was she had already seen him once before (Finsterbusch, 2013, p.7). In addition, Cindy supported the Iraqi rebellion and the killing of children and women but the news media failed to report that and the…

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    Iraq Enmity In March of 2003, United States troops were deployed into Iraq to topple the government of Dictator Suddam Hussein. Merely nine months after the war began, Hussein was captured and executed by a United States regime. After Hussein’s demise, the power vacuum that was created led to violence between the two dominant Muslim denominations the Shias and the Sunnis. Hundreds of thousands of Iraqis were killed in the first few years of conflict. A surge of US troops were once again sent to…

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