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Different Perspectives On The War Against Iraq
Summary: Reviews the different perspectives of Americans and Iraqis on the United States war against Iraq.
Everyone is raised differently under a various culture and environment. As a result, diverse viewpoints and positions can be drawn upon from dissimilar parties in every event. This statement is illustrated in many current events, history and literature. The most notable example of an event that is viewed from multiple perspectives is the United States' attack on Iraq. From the United States' point of view, the assault was looked upon as a way to save the people from Saddam Hussein's dictatorial rule, however, the Iraqis viewed the United States' troops as an invader of their territory and business.
The declaration of war against Iraq was perceived as a heroic act from the United States' point of view to rescue the Iraqis from the tyrannical rule of Saddam Hussein. The United States president, George W. Bush, believed that an attack on Iraq would rid its despotic government and restore...
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