Imagining the Future in Iraq

Imagine the future of Iraq The future of Iraq is not clear yet. Some people try to classify the current dispute as the next Vietnam. Some people call it the next Afghanistan, others believe that the future of Iraq is different from what I saw in history. There is one sure thing among all these speculations. Ultimately, the US military has to withdraw troops from Iraq under occupation. As a historical issue, the occupation will not last unless accompanied by colonization and mass inflow of population.

Today, the United States has double responsibility. That is to help Iraq build a better future and to leave Iraq to Iraq. We revealed to Iraqi people that pursuing the base and not requesting their territory and resources anything. Iraqi sovereignty is its own sovereignty. That is why I ordered the removal of our fighting brigades by August next year. Therefore, we plan to withdraw troops with Iraqi democratically elected Iraqi government by July and agree to evacuate all troops from Iraq by 2012. We will help Iraq train security forces and develop the economy. However, we are going to support Iraq, which is safe and united as a partner, not as a guardian.

It is clear that this election, especially in the Middle East, plays an important role in determining the political future of Iraq. After liberating the country from the Islamic state, a few months ago, you can imagine situations where the exercise of democratic processes in Iraq shows democratization of military power, spreading violence and confusion with political retaliation I will. You can imagine situations where appropriate candidates have won the post-conflict coalition beyond field and cohesive cobblestone hard seats, focused on battle against corruption and elimination of remnants of extremists I will. The first part opened the door for further management of Iran and Iraq and the second signal shows that the United States wants to come after the invasion of Iraq. Before the election there are many dramas and political conspiracy, and all readers interested have to open their eyes to see new moves.

Imagine that "they" are "us" if you want to understand ISIS. If we could not attack Iraq after 9/11, the table will change. This is a different country. September 11 said that we had never happened to us, it happened in Iraq. For example, on September 11, Norway attacked countries in the Middle East like Iraq and defeated the towers of their financial centers. Correspondingly, Iraq began a full-scale war with the United States (not related to Norway's behavior) - dismissed President Bush and dismantled the government and the military as a whole, faithful to Iraq in all these positions I set up a doll. What happens? Okay, I am 100% sure that all those crazy ass right-wing white patriarch groups armed with teeth will fight to death