War on Terror and Food Supply

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This paper explores how the War on Terror effects the citizens of the country under attack and how the people of Iraq are the ones most harmed in their day-to-day lives by the ongoing war. It discusses the issues of humanitarian aid and sanctions and how bombings can disrupt the food supply of the citizens of Iraq.

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"The world is currently undergoing and experiencing a war waged by the United States against Iraq in the country's (USA's) protest and action against Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, or WMD. This new war is talked about not only because of the destructions that are happening in Iraq, but also because of the possible effects that this event may have on all nations, especially Iraq as a nation and its people. For Iraq, the declared war against the nation implies many things to its people. Chaos became not only probable, but a reality, and with this reality comes the various detrimental effects that war can bring to humankind. One of the primary effects that war can bring to humankind is death and destruction; death to millions of innocent civilians and soldiers who fought for the war. Destruction of physical geography is also inevitable since war is primarily done to disable the enemy, and this was done by bombing all of the government buildings and significant establishments related to Saddam Hussein's regime."

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