war on terror
The War on Terror 3 The War on Terror: The Necessary Evil of War to Protect the Rights of Freedom The war on terror is an issue that the free world must eventually come to terms with and is becoming the largest problem that the world is facing now. ... Daily news, radio, and world wide anti war demonstrations try to show reasons why the United States should not be involved with these issues, but they have no reasonable alternative solutions. ... The support of the nation of Israel, the war in Iraq, the battles in Afghanistan, and the deployment of U. ... It’s worth the necessary evil of war to protect those rights of freedom. The fact that the United States of America has decided to premptively attack Iraq and intervene in the Middle East is something that is dangerous and risky, and yet as a democracy and a supporter of freedom, those freedom loving nations have the obligation to get involved whenever and wherever The War on Terror 4 attacked by extremists around the world. ... fight terrorism by supporting its allies but it must also fight to defend itself The War on Terror 5 from terrorism. ... The attacks were directly linked to the terrorist group and controlling government of The War on Terror 6 Afghanistan known as the Taliban. ... This treatment, destruction and the act of terror brought on by the group is the reason the U. ... The The War on Terror 7 United Nations should not stand for this treatment, and violations of human rights. ... The United States has entered into a long war and risky endeavor in a country that has been a know supporter of terror and is similar with the Taliban in its treatment of human liberties. ... The loss of life and the moral of troops have become an effective tool for those who appose the war. ... Kramer, Vice Commander, 22d Air Refueling Wing, is aware of the negative aspects of conflict; however, he maintains that war is a necessary evil: I think our men are strong physically, mentally and spiritually. ... (personal communication, October 24, 2003) Those efforts that the troops are making in the fight against terror should be considered with support and compassion. “In a long, hard war we are going to have tragic days, as this is. ... They’re a part of a war that’s difficult and complicated. And in the last The War on Terror 8 analysis, the people who are firing off these surface-to-air missiles are the same people who are killing Iraqis” (Westervelt, 2003, par. ... Saddams priorities were clear: palaces for himself, prisons for his The War on Terror 9 people, and weapons to destroy Iraqs citizens and its neighbors. He has built 48 palaces for himself since the Gulf War. ... The use of poison gas and other war crimes against the Iranian people during the Iran-Iraq war, and executing thousands of Iranian prisoners of war as a matter of policy shows his capability. ... Should Take an Active Role in the Middle East”, it is stated that “war creates an opportunity to alter the conditions that led to war. Either that opportunity is seized or war will be repeated” (H. ... “Kyle Olson, former executive vice president of the chemical and biological arms control institute clams it’s not a question of if; it is a question The War on Terror 10 of when. ... Losing the peace can have only one outcome: another costly war. ... With technology and a global economy, the world has become a The War on Terror 11 such smaller place to live.