WHICH WAS ACTUALLY THE REAL OBJECTIVE OF INVADING AFGHANISTAN??

8/6/2019 WHICH WAS ACTUALLY THE REAL OBJECTIVE OF INVADING AFGHANISTAN??

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WHICH WAS ACTUALLY THE REAL OBJECTIVE OFINVADING AFGHANISTAN??

"George W. Bush initiated two major wars in Iraq andAfghanistan"

United State and his cabinet of government have been spentlooking for always excuses to attack all countries that have oil.

In a report to the commission of U.S. energy released in December 2000,reported that the Afghanistan region is required to install anunderground pipeline would supply oil and gas from the Caspian basinto Japan and Southeast Asia.

Thus, the region of the Caspian Sea is necessary for the U.S. if you want

to control the resources of the Middle East. Bombings, militaryoperations, violence and cultural, are part of U.S. strategy to establish agovernment amenable to U.S. domination.

Bush Jr. stated in each of his speeches declared that the war inAfghanistan is "fair" against terrorism and so-called "axis of evil." Added to that, the excuse to destroy the Al-Qaeda and capture binLaden, on behalf of "Western democracy and Christian" as long asundemocratic.


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intelligence service, the BND, had warned the United States and Israelthat Middle Eastern terrorists were planning to attack different culturalsymbols of respective countries.

Moreover, Vladimir Putin said in a speech Sept. 15 that it had warnedthe CIA in May of that year that he knew of Arab pilots who trained for suicide missions.

DARK INTERESTS AND RELATIONS WITH OIL

Richard Cheney, vice president, said the U.S. government, saw only in2000, 36.1 million dollars as chairman and shareholder of HalliburtonCo. Oil Supply Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice was the former manager of Chevron from 1991 until 2000. Donald Evans, Minister of Commerce, and Stanley Abraham, Minister of Energy, both of Brown

accionestas $ Root.

The commerce secretary and undersecretary their respective KathleenCooper 221 together manage investments in the energy sector. SamuelBodman, Deputy Secretary of Commerce puestro achieved that thanks toits mandate in the petrochemical Cabot Corporation. And the list goes

on.

Here is the problem of Iraq . With that objective younger Bushdecides, or endorsement of the UN to invade the country?


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First, the former U.S. president now says that Osama Bin Laden iswelcomed by the Iraqi government, but then the CIA denied it.

Second, that Baghdad has chemical weapons of mass destruction, alsodenied in this case those sent by the UN two years ago. Indeed, PresidentHussein acceded to the idea of sending UN staff back to review your country.

So if Bush's objectives they not were real, what are the true? Verysimple the "OIL."

"United States, want the control about Middle East and the black gold"

To prove this it is necessary to cite the report that Bush instructed theCouncil of Foreign Relations in Washington that are members, amongothers, Vice President Dick Cheney and former Secretary of State JamesBaker.

In the same entitled Strategic challenges of energy policy in the XXI

century raises the energy shortage in the country, reshaping the externalenergy policy, to find ways to get the precious black gold. He alsoadvises giving quick steps on U.S. concerns access deposits in theCaspian basin, and the production of Iraqi oil.


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He gives the option to send diplomats to reach agreements, and proposesa military intervention.

That was how the United States invaded Iraq without UN approval and

with the support of Britain. And that's how America deceives the rest of the world speaking of "Western democracy and Christian" of "fighting terrorism", weapons of mass destruction, the "just war" and"Axis of Evil."

Bush II left the government to be chaired by Barack Obama, generatinghigh hopes for both the U.S. and for much of the world. The first black elected president of complexion in the history of the United Statesgenerated a favorable climate.

NO CHANGE

United States probably never going to be a good country. Mainly

because the great empire to a "good country" would have to rebuild allthe mistakes for so long. For such a restructuring occurs, the U.S. shouldavoid hunger insatiable imperialistic, hypocritical way to work with therest of the world and especially developing countries, in addition to notmeddle in the politics of other nations.

Can you really be a president who meets these requirements?If nothing else, it will be interesting to see those who rant daily aboutObama's deficits explain why they oppose fiscal responsibility. Makesno secret of his motives. He knows that deficits need to be reduced atsome point and this will put pressure on spending programs he supports


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Obama at a White House meeting earlier this year, says: "war kills off great reform movements." He cited the impact of World War I in

ending the Progressive Era, World War II in killing the New Deal, theKorean War in terminating Harry Truman's Fair Deal program and theVietnam War in crushing Lyndon Johnson's Great Society.

Estimated War-Related Costs, Iraq and Afghanistan

According to the Center for Defense Information, the estimated cost of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan will reach $1.29

trillion by the end of fiscal year 2011.

In billions of budgeted dollars

Operation

FY2001+2002

FY2003 1

FY2004 2

FY2005 3

FY2006

FY2007

FY2008

FY2009

FY2010

FY2011 Total

Iraq $53.0 $75.9 $85.5 $101.6 $131.2 $142.1 $95.5 $65.9 $51.1 $802

Afghanistan 20.8 14.7 14.5 20.0 19.0 39.2 43.5 59.5 104.9 119.4 455.4

Enhanced

security13.0 8.0 3.7 2.1 0.8 0.5 .1 .1 .1 .1 28.6

Unable toallocate 5.5 5.5

Totals $33.8 $81.2 $94.1 $107.6 $121.4 $170.9 $185.7 $155.1 $171.0 $170.7 $1,291.51. Includes $5.5 billion of $7.1 billion appropriated in DOD's FY2003 Appropriations Act (P.L. 107-48) for the global war on terror that CRS cannot allocate andDOD cannot track.2. Of the $25 billion provided in Title IX of the FY2005 DOD appropriation bill, CRS includes $2 billion in FY2004 when it was obligated and the remaining $23billion in FY2005. Because Congress made the funds available in FY2004, CBO and OMB score all $25 billion in FY2004.3. Includes funds in the FY2007 Supplemental (H.R. 2206/P.L. 110-28), Title IX, P.L. 109-289, FY2007 DOD Appropriations Act (H.R. 5631) designated for war andfunds for other agencies in H.J. Res 20, P.L. 110-50, the year-long Continuing Resolution. VA Medical estimates reflect VA FY2008 budget materials and CRSestimates. Amounts for foreign and diplomatic operations reflects State Department figures.

I invite you to visit this lik: Cost of War to the United States

http://costofwar.com/

Cost of War to the United States - $1,235,473,116,240 and counting...


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After you can imagine if all this money that was spent on one of themany wars that promoted the U.S. would having been spent in

promoting programs to combat poverty in developing countries? Surely today in Africa and many countries in the world would not havemany children dying for lack food everyday.

Surely you will agree with me, but I do not want mean with this article,that all citizens of the United States are, or that all think of form selfish.

Please do not mis-interpret my words, I'm just saying that their governments should promote peace, without to be thinking about their own interests without be infected by the ambition of power ...

The world would be better if all the rulers of the great nations, would join with the same force to fight for one same purpose. " TheCombating Poverty and Social Exclusion. uniting brothers peopleswith the same energy with the that be fight and be promotes the war.

The true cost of the Afghanistan war goes way beyond items that have a price tag in ($) or () . Besides, the true cost is really being paideveryday by the people of Afghanistan.


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War devastates lives by injuring and traumatizing individuals and

families. War creates refugees by displacing people from their homes.War makes people hungry by taking land out of agricultural production(sometimes for generations). War increases violence against women.War spreads disease. War disrupts education. War destroys the naturalenvironment. War obliterates dreams and vaporizes hopes. War often

breeds more war.

Perhaps if we contemplated the true cost of war, we would do everything

in our power to stop it.

By: Chiara.

I just want to make clear to all that this is my personal opinion about some rulers andabout the American politics in some topic, this not means that this is my opinion about theAmerican people.!!!

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