Should the U.S Withdraw from Iraq

Should the U.S Withdraw from Iraq

  • Submitted By: fahd
  • Date Submitted: 10/28/2008 1:18 AM
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The issue of exit of U.S. troops from Iraq should be the case. Iraq is like any other special authority and freedom enjoyed by the private Iraq and its citizens.
Violence in Iraq has increased strongly. Iraq has become an arena for fighting, bombing and claimed the lives of many women and children, who have no guilt. It was the victim of the scheming by the United States of America, which claimed the existence of nuclear weapons in Iraq, led eventually to the American forces entered Iraq and the seizure of its wealth This essay will talk about three reasons supporting the exit of U.S. troops from Iraq.

The reality of entering Iraq was seized on oil. The United States and Britain planned in advance to the invasion of Iraq. On the day that major hostilities were declared over, Tony Blair told the Iraqi people, “Saddam Hussein and his regime plundered your nation’s wealth. While many of you live in poverty, they have the lives of luxury. The money from Iraqi oil will be yours – to be used to build prosperity for you. The CPA managed to concentrate funds in the hands of US firms by issuing non-competitive bids. From records of expenditure we can estimate that around 66 percent of contracts between April 2003 and April 2004 were issued non-competitively to hand-picked favorite companies (Socialist worker, 11 February 2006 ) However, The United States of America of its objectives was to invade Iraq was to seize Iraq's oil. The Bush administration made plans for war and for Iraq's oil before the 9/11 attacks, sparking a policy battle between neo-cons and Big Oil. Insiders told News night that planning began "within weeks" of Bush's first taking office in 2001, long before the September 11th attack on the US An Iraqi-born oil industry consultant, Falah Aljibury, says he took part in the secret meetings in California, Washington and the Middle East. He described a State Department plan for a forced coup d'état (BBC's News night). In addition, the industry-favored...

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