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This 15 page paper provides an examination of The War and Declaration of Human Rights, Nuremburg Principles, and the United Nations Charter. These documents are discussed in light of the war. The paper suggests that in fact, the war in Iraq is not only uncalled for, it may be illegal. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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the Bush plan had been to create a war on any nation that has terror in its midst. This was the reaction to the horrendous attack on U.S. soil in
2001. Nations that support terrorism either directly or inadvertently would feel the wrath of U.S. forces. After September 11, 2001, George W. Bush would announce to the world that the
people who took down the buildings would be hearing "us" soon. By "us," George W. meant that the people in countries that harbor terrorists would see and hear U.S. soldiers
invade. They would hear the marching of soldiers on their turf. He made good on that promise. The war in Afghanistan, and later Iraq which turned into a nation
building project, seems to have made some headway, but many argue that the war in Iraq is not a legal war. Further, it really has nothing to do with 9/11.
In an examination of The War and Declaration of Human Rights, Nuremburg Principles, and the United Nations Charter, it appears that in fact, the war in Iraq is
not only uncalled for, it may be illegal. There are so many inconsistencies as it respects the words of the administration, that it is hard to know exactly what occurred.
Still, troops continue to try to effect peace in a nation ravaged by war. II. The War in Iraq The Iraq war was an offshoot of the war
on terror, but things were rather different in this particular country. It seems that throughout history, Saddam Hussein would play cat and mouse with weapons inspectors, something that annoyed U.S.
presidents, but never really got as far as it did in 2003. Also, the first gulf war ended well but Saddam was still alive. Some have commented that George Bush
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