Why do we keep on going towards the Middle East? Do they want our opinions, religion, and our presence there? Apparently not.
Then why keep on going back? It is to make ourselves look better, and to prove to the world that we will not back down from anything.
We look today at how the Middle East has shaped American foreign policy changes over the last 50 years or so, and we see that the subtle breaking down of subtlety itself is taking place right in front of our eyes. It seems very apparent that this now waning administration wanted nothing more than an excuse to go into Iraq.
Las Mujeres de Juarez: The Womyn of Juarez
For many years now unidentified serial-killers have roamed in the shadows of a forgotten border town prying on innocent womyn. For over 10 years these faceless and nameless victims have fallen to vicious attacks.
This problem is very complicated. How can America cut all foreign aid and stop the war in Iraq to save money with this 9 trillion dollars debt, Our government created this huge problem for us
These are a few of my ideas on how to cut foreign policy and aid:
I remember vividly in the days following the Sept. 11th attacks my father said something to me that I passed off as rediculous. Now before i tell you what he said, maybe i should give a little background. First, my father is a very smart man. He is an electrical engineer at a fortune 500 petro-chemical company.
Tired of the World’s Opinion.
This is a short paper I wrote for a class. The prompt was to talk about the pros and cons of staying indefinitely in Iraq versus an immediate withdrawal. This teacher doesn't like long introductions or conclusions, so this was an interesting experience for me.
"…why yes sir. And no extra charge!" Is this really America’s future? Who can really say? Anything could happen unless some sort of action transpires between the House, Senate, and our dear leader. Perhaps our next political savior will pull the U.S. out of this mess. Then again, do we really want to pay CEO’s less?
