America, Iraq and the Untrue War

The join States direct coalition attack on Iraq went on for a drab eight years and golf-club months. City nights such as Baghdad were lit up by M-16 rifles, rocket propelled grenades fast out of M471 tanks and apache helicopters expelling 50 caliber bullets the length of a persons forearms from the sky without ever being seen. The reason that 1.4 million homophile beings died in this so called, state of struggle  was not to save Americans from Iraki weapons of mass wipeout, not to bulge rid of a impression dictator, nor was it to expel the terrorists from within Iraq, solely to gain a semipermanent military presence in Iraq to ensure its American lateralization in the Middle atomic number 99 and its precious oil militia (Yergin, 2004).\nBBC news figures showed that America has fought in twelve official wars., their peak goal being protective cover from onslaught and/or atomic attack becoming their sink priority. Burned with a zest of imperialism and nationalis m, they will do anything to musical accompaniment their citizens safe. This is one of the reasons why they believed that the invasion was justifiable. The United Nations (U.N.) duty in such circumstances is to husband international quietude and security system as well as to remove any threats towards achieving peace and unity. The U.N. also determine what measures involve to be chance uponn if a country has weapons of mass destruction and not for individual States to take a part of the sue by themselves. The war in Iraq violates the U.Ns charter , which the U.S. did indeed get in 1945 after state of war World II. The cost of ignoring inspections was an needless nine year war with Iraq. Based on much than a hundred U.N. Inspections conducted by the International Atomic cipher Agency (IAEA), they have give tongue to that to date found no evidence or believable indications of the Revival of a thermonuclear Weapons programme or Weapons of muddle destruction in Iraq  (E l Baradei, 2002). In a BBC news conference, the United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, explicitly dec...