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    Systems Theory

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    not merely the sum of their traits. They become amplified by each other and produce a greater result. When the hunt for Saddam Hussein was on‚ our government agencies that have always worked alone in the past collaborated. With the FBI‚ CIA and other powerful agencies pooling their resources and knowledge‚ a greater goal was able to be accomplished; the capture of Saddam Hussein. „« Negative Synergy 1. This is when individual parts of a group have a negative influence on each other‚ causing the

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    George W. Bush: Failure as a President To be a successful President one needs to be committed to the country and do everything possible to keep the people happy. Being the President insures one to have political power‚ which is the ability of those in authority to induce members of the community to do what they want them to do (Ruypers‚ 444). Having such high authority allows one to maintain society and to be the voice of the people. George W. Bush is an American Politician who was the 43rd President

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    What was the role of oil in shaping post war worlds? ”If one commodity can claim credit for the startling advances seen in the world in the 20th century‚ in particular in developed industrialized countries‚ it was crude oil- soon to be dubbed ‘black gold’.” Oil became an influential substance in the post war times‚ economically and also in shaping countries’ foreign policies. Whichever countries controlled oil controlled much of the world’s policies. After the increase in industrialisation and

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    involved in politics. George W. Bush eventually became president just as his father did eight years before him. Both presidents came into their presidencies with the start of new wars. Bush Sr. opposed the Iraqi invasion into Kuwait led by Suddam Hussein and entered into the Gulf War in 1991. After September 11th 2001‚ President Bush declared war on terror‚ and two years later- war on Iraq. It is possible that this act was a decision to finish what his father started. The reasons for going to war

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    The Bush Doctrine

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    data on the powerful effect of the Bush Doctrine that exploited the attacks of 9/11 to act unilaterally in the invasion of Iraq in 2003. These findings suggest that many Americans were extremely supportive of going to war with Iraq‚ even though Saddam Hussein had not direct connection with Al Qaeda in Afghanistan. This method of research provides a way to understand the irrationality of public opinion‚ which was based on the Bush Doctrine’s massive push for military intervention in a non-terrorist

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    Introduction “All of us who are concerned for peace and triumph of reason and justice must be keenly aware how small an influence reason and honest good will exert upon events in the political field” was said by Albert Einstein. His quote can clearly depict the current political instability that is facing the country of Libya after having their own “Arab Spring” by overthrowing 40 years of Gaddafi regime (8). The question now is how can a country recover the destruction from the unchallenged tyrant

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    Likened To The Iraq War

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    Introduction “The people of the united states and our friends and allies will not live at the mercy of an outlaw regime that threatens the peace with weapons of mass murder.” These words were spoken by President George Bush on the 22nd of March in 2003. Two days earlier on the 20th American soldiers invaded Iraq and the war between Iraq and the United States of America had begun. To the Americans this was a new type of war on a scale they had never before taken part in‚ because this time it was

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    country boy and became what he describes as a man. The war really changed his perspective on his civilian life. The significance of the Iraq war was to help free the Iraqi civilians of their dictator‚ Saddam Hussein‚ and the radical Islamic insurgents who terrorized the Iraqi’s after the fall of Saddam Hussein. The time period this book is set in is right before 9/11 and during the Iraq war (1999-2009). As he grows up in Odessa‚ Texas he grow interested into being a ranch manager. By becoming a ranch

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    Role of Religion in Wars

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    backgrounds. There was not a war about religion‚ but when people need something to help them‚ they call God‚ and so religion is always a part of war. And it is true because in their speeches and proclamations to their troops‚ both George W. Bush and Saddam Hussein call upon God to help their cause. In mosques‚ churches and synagogues around the world‚ millions seek divine protection for soldiers and loved ones involved in the conflict. Another heavy argument that can prove that war and religion are inseparable

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    Iraq War

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    Iraq War‚ Unjust or Just On March 19th 2003‚ President George W Bush opened his address to the nation by saying “My fellow citizens‚ at this hour American and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm Iraq‚ to free its people and to defend the world from grave danger.” (CNN) Bush’s address was the beginning of a costly and long war that resulted in hundreds of thousands of causalities and a hefty increase in national debt. As the U.S slowly recovers from the tragedies

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