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This 5 page paper presents a thesis and supports it: the U.S. should get out of Iraq now. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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to help the Iraqis? The actual reason for our invasion doesnt seem to matter as much as the fact that we have reached a point where our presence in the
region is doing more harm than good. This paper argues that the U.S. cannot improve the situation by entertaining the idea of "phased withdrawal"; it has to leave Iraq now.
Discussion One critic puts it quite bluntly: "Iraqis are the only people who can rebuild their nation. The U.S.-led coalition cannot. It has done what good it can do. The
coalition should get out now" (Stewart, 20006). He believes that the positions held by politicians and voters alike before the last elections reflected "guilt, wishful thinking, impotence and panic" (Stewart,
2006). Bush is backpedaling on his "Stay the course" rhetoric and the elections proved that the American people no longer feel this is an option (Stewart, 2006). However, most people
also feel that if the U.S. simply leaves, Iraq will face anarchy (Stewart, 2006). Stewart was coalition deputy-governor of Dhi Qar province, and handed over that responsibility to an Iraqi,
Muhammad Abbas, in 2004 (Stewart, 2004). He had spent "about a year in the Shiite south working with U.S. colleagues to dispense millions of dollars of development aid, hold elections
and bolster the state," an effort that was hampered by uncooperative Iraqi leaders who refused to cooperate with each other; he felt the province was "sliding into insurgency" (Stewart, 2006).
By the time he left, "the Italian forces responsible for the provinces security had locked themselves inside their bases and senior Iraqi politicians were begging us to stay" (Stewart, 2006).
He fully expected that after he left, the regional government would collapse and the province would devolve into a battle among criminals, tribes and the Islamist militia (Stewart, 2006). Stewart
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