The End of Iraq: How American Incompetence Created a War without End by Peter Galbraith

If the general attitude towards war is that it is the power that gives meaning to us, the war in Iraq will surely obey it. Peter Galbraith explored in detail his historical framework of conflict in his book "The End of Iraq: How Incompetence of the United States Created Infinite War", a fundamental misunderstanding of the situation at the time and the present situation It pointed out. The current alternative shows how the war truly defines President Bush's position and will dominate the US foreign policy in the coming years.

The first movie of the same type recorded the reasons for Iraq's guerilla warfare, control of warlords, crime, and anarchism, and "invisible" is a story about helplessness, recklessness, hypocrisy. According to more than 200 hours of video, this movie is doing a frank reexamination of the events in 2003 after the death of Baghdad. Former Secretary of State Richard Armitage, Ambassador of Barbara Bodin (in charge of Baghdad during the spring season) Senior Official) In 2003, Former Chief Collin Powell General (Jaj Ghana General) (in charge of Occupation of Iraq in May 2003), and Iraq Civilians, American soldiers, famous analyst, Colonel Laurence Wilcarson. How does a group of people who have little military experience, understand the Arab world, or who have personal experience in Iraq, thus clearly debilitating?

As the US military mission in Iraq is over, the Obama administration and Pentagon officials have repeatedly guaranteed the world that the relationship between the US and Iraq will survive. They are definitely right. Since the establishment of Iraq after the end of the First World War, the policy of the United States has included cooperation, conflict, war, and recent domestic construction experiments. This month, Peter Hahn, an expert on the Middle East diplomatic history of the United States, examined the century of exchange between the two countries and provided the reader with a background to think about the future of this relationship.