Evaluating The War in Iraq :: War, Iraq

Evaluating The War in IraqIs the fight in Iraq reclaim? Is this not a form of terrorism?, to bind U.S. troops stationed in Iraq for six year now. How about pushing our system of government onto an other country, isnt that a form of terrorism? Isnt this wrong of the US and our fellow Americans to still trust that were doing the adept thing, when weve never received a straight answer as to wherefore were even in another country fighting? These be all questions we should be petitioning, and the answer should be, that its morally wrong of the U.S. to be doing so. However, m each of us Americans are too blind to see this, to ask these questions, and to do something powerful about it. Many seem to look at it as though, the middle east has done wrong to us, so we must do wrong to them. In addition, after the September 11th attacks, the fall in States government took it upon its self to punish those terrorist held responsible for its attacks. Among these quite a little are Saddam Hussein, Osama bin Laden, and anyone that represented the Al-Quaeda organization. Nevertheless after clear-cut out these terrorist, we took them into our country, into our prison systems, and into our courts to hold justifications over their heads. Each one last for the terror they imprinted into our once great nation. However is this really morally right? To take away life?, I dont believe so, but our government and many others do. This is not a justification for any action.Consequently, after finding and executing all of our said terrorist, it wasnt enough. The U.S. took it upon its self to begin an unexplained war with the middle east on March 19th, 2003. And what is the reason out for this? Honestly there is no true reason for this. The U.S. has been given so many reasons that the government tried to justify and that us, Americans bought into. For instance, at first we went to Iraq to find WMDs. However there was no certainty of this only suspicion. And after said invasion, there was still no say of WMDs. So, moving forward, the U.S. quickly kept troops stationed in Iraq for a second reason. Which accordingly, the number of terrorist were growing. Namely they have grown and still remain at large. Finally, there were more foolish reasons about oil and other nonsense that could not reach any justification.