The Iraq War: No End in Sight

Rather than looking for a way to opt out from strategy, the country is mourning the death of America in the second thousand fights in Iraq, but Congress finalized another $ 50 billion to continue fighting the war It is. Because the Bush administration is still stubbornly committed to occupying Iraq, the driving force of the battle between the United States and the horrible personnel expenses being implemented will not change in the short term. As the US boycott continued, the two parts that caused so-called US government planning, democratization, and responsibility for their own security to Iraq failed.

An incredible documentary about the Iraq War, an unexpected end is a wonderful picture of this controversial war. The movie provides a detailed description of an incredible message about war, an attractive and informative movie about how this happened. I interviewed important internal stakeholders and experts to explore the motive for invasion of Iraq and to make a clear view of the war. The interview was done very well and the information from each topic made the war clearer. Even before the September 11 incident, the Iraq war was scheduled, and the Bush administration tried to combine Al Qaeda with the Saddam Hussein regime. Bush's teachings began to work and George Bush deceived the country by invading countries that have nothing to do with al Qaeda and the 9/11 conspiracy. The overall idea of ​​invading Iraq was based on the mistakes made during the First Gulf War.

The documentary film "No End in Sight" carefully chains the decision-making chain that led Iraq to a grotesque state, avoiding the reasons why the US decided to focus on the war's impact in the invasion of Iraq in 2003 I studied. Lawless and civil war. Through an interview with the most important generals, executives, journalists and soldiers in the war, No End in Sight shows suspected crazy stories in shots of more horrible fire and explosion, like Hollywood movies than any special effects. Unfortunately, there is no happy ending. If there is a weakness in the documentary, it is a lack of voice to defend the administrative policy (probably unexpectedly, policy makers like Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld and Paul Wolfowitz refused the interview). - Brett Fetzer