The Future of Iraq

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This six page paper analyzes the short term and long term future of Iraq. The paper presents the view that the invasion of Iraq by Western powers has unleashed religious and sectarian violence that were not present before and that this makes establishing a democracy highly unlikely. The author present the America has right wing and extreme.

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"The Future of Iraq: Confronting Reality Analyzing the short-term and long-term future of Iraq requires a realistic assessment of the dire consequences likely to ensue when a Western power governed by arrogant right wing extremists invades and occupies under false pretexts an already brutalized Muslim country that isn't really a country. Iraq's short-term and long-term future is bleak, not only because it is an artificial political entity which has been divided for centuries by seething ethnic, religious, and political conflicts; but because George W. Bush's invasion and occupation has unleashed religious and sectarian violence of nightmarish proportions within Iraq. Model democracies cannot even emerge under such conditions, much less become established and thrive."

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