This paper discusses that the Iraq war is a sign of U.S. military aggression.
The paper stresses that U.S. military aggression in recent times has proven to be a cause of concern for other countries of the world. The author feels that, no matter how the American administration tries to explain it, the fact remains that America went into this war unaware of the impact this war would have on the larger causes and interests of Iraq and of the U.S. in the long run and was quite unprepared for the consequences. The paper stresses that now the war is over, America’s biggest challenge is to rebuild Iraq and provide the Iraqi people with what was promised before the war.
Therefore, when someone asks us today whether we did the right thing but declaring war on Iraq, the answer should be an emphatic No. We have already seen how futile the war was and how shallow and hollow were the justifications given for this military action. By taking such actions primarily against Islamic countries, America is endangering the lives of its citizens, many of whom are living in perpetual fear and anxiety.