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This 15 page paper examines the military industrial complex and uses the Iraq War as an example. Blood for money charges are carefully examined. While the paper concludes that the U.S. is in Iraq for oil, it also admits that there are altruistic reasons as well.
Research is provided to support the assumptions. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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15 pages (~225 words per page)
File: RT13_SA750mil.rtf
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is involved in a Middle East conflict. The idea is that the U.S. only cares about oil resources and it fights under the guise of some humanitarian notion. The idea
is that the United States fights for liberty and the freedom of the world, but in reality, with economics in mind, it just might be that the U.S. is fighting
for oil. The debate has opinions on either side. Is it possible that the current war in the Middle East, and other wars, are really about oil? Some tie the
idea to biblical prophesy as there is a admonition not to hurt the oil or the wine, but others simply see the fighting for oil as obvious: there is oil
in the Middle East, gas prices are on the rise, and the U.S. has a significant economic interest in the price of oil. When people do claim that there is
a fight for oil in the Middle East, many call them conspiracy theorists. There is a sense that suggesting there is a blood for oil campaign is un-American. After all,
it is very negative to risk the lives of young people for the sake of monetary gain under the guise of a humanitarian effort or for the true protection of
the country. Brit Hume remarks: "Give me the rest of the theory there. Is it that the United States wants to take over, own, and control the oil fields for
the benefit of the Bush family or the U.S. government? What is it? I mean, the easiest way, if you wanted Iraqi oil, the easiest way to get it would
be to lift the sanctions on trading with Iraq and have open trading, with Iraqs oil supplies tumbling into the world market. It would have the effect of depressing prices"
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