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    the population. A united Iraq will overcome the internal obstacles and allow the coalition to bow out gracefully. The U.S.’s inability to understand the history and culture of Iraq has created multiple problems that seem to be getting worse. The Iraqi government must publicly ask the U.S. to establish a timetable for departure. The effects of such a statement will help build up the credibility of the new government. This will allow them to begin overcoming their internal problems and at the…

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    Wars are what define the success of a country; if you win, then the country is considered strong; if you lose, the country is considered weak. This, however, does not determine how justified the country was in deciding to go to war. The Mexican American War marked the first time the U.S. fought on foreign soil. This war began over a border dispute between America and Mexico. It started with Texas gaining independence from Mexico in 1836. At first the U.S. did not want Texas to join the Union due…

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    Why Does Isis Exist

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    Ali Khadery (2014) Three years ago, the Islamic State (ISIS) did not exist; now it controls vast swaths of Syria and Iraq. Showing off its handiwork daily via Twitter and YouTube, Isis has repeatedly demonstrated that it is much more than a transnational terrorist organization – rather, it is an entity with sophisticated command, control, propaganda and logistical capabilities, and one that has proven its ability to take and hold strategically critical territory at the heart of the Middle East.…

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    Since the world has existed, there have been many different types of dangers we were not always aware of. However, due to the advancements, we are able to know what is occurring around the world, especially the terrorist attacks that have recently occurred in the United States and Europe. Terrorism is defined as premediated, politically motivated violence executed against civilian targets by subnational groups, usually intended to influence an audience. Terrorism is intolerable to us, as it is…

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    It is a major reason we won the Revolutionary war against a superior foe. Unfortunately the tables have turned. Instead of a conventional my army vs your army kind of fight, the United States Military is dealing with guerrilla warfare and local insurgencies. These terrorists are hiding amongst civilians and blend in with the general population, making it very hard to find and destroy legitimate military targets. This is quite the irony. However this means that the United States needs a new,…

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    Us Vs Superpower

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    country from entering the wrong hands and to put a government that approved of western ideas. But does that justify he deaths and the ongoing conflicts in Iraq? Depends who is being asked, but even many citizens in America felt it was not fair for the Iraqis. The untired states did not tell the people a definite reason on why they were invading. They went in with the belief that Iraq is creating weapons of mass destruction, and wanted to take them out before they caused any danger to the United…

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    herself and got involved in the ideologies of the opposition side. The style and figurative language she utilizes to present this autobiography highlights the reality of wartime in Iran and describes society’s ways of living before and after the insurgency. This graphic novel depicts Satrapi’s autobiography with the peculiar angle of how war and revolution affected the lives of the Iranian population. In Persepolis, Satrapi accurately portrays, through satire, irony and symbolism, how the…

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    Despite successful elections held in January 2005, most of Iraq had disintegrated, due to a post-war insurgency which the United States did not anticipate. Many of Iraq's intellectual and business elite fled the country, and many Iraqi refugees left as a result of the insurgency, further destabilizing the region.(Cimino, 2005) Unlike the deteriorating economy in modern times, the early modern exemplified through its spread trade and focus…

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    The Shinwari Tribe

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    of Afghanistan. Relating Iraq Tribes to Afghanistan Tribes by the United States made it more difficult because the Afghan tribes do not have a tribal chief. In fact, the way people in rural Afghanistan organize themselves so different from rural Iraqi culture that calling them both “tribes” is deceptive. “Tribes” in Afghanistan do not unite with other groups, as the tribes do in Iraq. Negotiating with Afghan tribes is difficult since they are always changing…

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    sustainable for traditional strategically focused MDAPs. To understand how unique the MRAP procurement was, it is necessary to provide a brief overview of the circumstances that led to the hasty establishment of the MRAP program. Prior to Operation Iraqi Freedom…

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