When will we finally have a happy and peaceful resolution to the Iraq war?

Question

I understand why President Bush sent in there although I don't really think he had concrete evidence to pursue a war. I'm not really aware of all the political ramifications of his reasoning, but it is very heartbreaking to see what's happening to out G.I.'s and innocent iragi citizens.

Answer 1

Well after World War II and Korea we still have troops there today so we could be in Iraq for a long time.

Answer 2

I think that the Iraq war will (technically, semantically) end some day, but it won't be happy and peaceful as you've grown up to think of those words and what they mean. The government will assist you in not having a guilty conscious however. Government, any government really, is very good at coming up with descriptions and spins, that in the case of Iraq anyway, if you don't think too deeply about it, you'll probably come away believing that Iraq turned into a model democratic society and they just have a small violent crime problem to overcome, but it's not all that sigificant and the Iraq Highway Patrol can handle it.

Answer 3

each and absolutely everyone knew it became once unlawful even as Blair twisted it and Conservatives supported the conflict at present. This became once the view of Lib-Dems for in any respect circumstances. Lord Goldsmith admitted it became no longer licensed at present besides the undeniable fact that he became silenced Few properly politicians like Robin prepare dinner dinner, Clair short and Galloway attempt to protest besides the undeniable fact that all people, British fools listened to Blair. yet actuality ought to achieve fulfillment.

Answer 4

Probably not until Iraq is split up into separate Sunni, Shia and Kurdish areas.

Answer 5

I see no good end for ANY of the Mideast conflicts.They've been fighting each other for 6000 years--how arrogant of us to think we can create peace!