… operation Iraqi Freedom on March 19, 2003, 363 American soldiers have lost their lives along with many other soldiers from many other countries (Military). The actions and events taking place in Iraq are viewed as unreasonable and unnecessary by the…

… as a means of resolving conflicts, securing more land, gaining wealth, or for ideological changes. This world has become too dependent on war and violence for changes. Since the end of World War II there have been over 40 conflicts worldwide.…

… the United States has the greatest military in the world and much of that success is due to America's Air Force. We've all seen pictures of bombers and fighter planes dropping their payload onto enemy targets, but you might be surprised to know that…

… Proverbs, it defines this whole debate. At first hearing, this may seem unrelated, but I can point out the entire relevancy. Why would we start another committee when we already have one? Yes, we do, and it is known as Homeland Security. This fact…

… One more morning that doesn't allow extra sleep. These are thoughts that are going through military member's heads as they are herded down to chow like a bunch of cattle. They had a choice to become a respected member of the military community…

… greatest nations on earth, it has it's fare share of problems. Most of the problems are minor and just need to be dealt with to properly correct them; however, most of them are not as insignificant. Terrorism has recently been on the rise and it's…

… person does not believe in using violence as a way of settling conflicts in life. A true pacifist would not use violence against any body and would refuse to fight in a war. One of the best-known pacifist religious groups is the Quakers, otherwise known…

… of the United States of America declared war on Iraq. With the previously declared support of Australian Prime Minister John Howard and British Prime Minister Tony Blair he formed the 'Coalition of the Willing' to attempt to disarm Iraq of 'Weapons…

… is to establish a government that is free, democratic, not a threat to America or its neighbors. Contrary to popular belief in the United States, Iraq was not a threat to the United States while Saddam Hussein was ruling it. Iraq is the size of…

… today bigger and more worrying issues are often left out of the media's spotlight, replaced by a pop-stars or a celebrity events. Many people including myself are poorly informed about such issues as in Sudan, which has been in the dark for almost a…