The discussion revolves around the recent awarding of a contract by the US to manage the Iraqi port of Umm Qasr amidst the ongoing military operations in Iraq. Participants explore themes of military intervention, humanitarian efforts, and the implications of privatization in post-war reconstruction, as well as the international legal context surrounding these actions.
Participants express a range of views, with significant disagreement on the motivations behind the US actions, the legality of the intervention, and the implications for the Iraqi people. No consensus is reached on these issues.
Limitations include varying interpretations of international law, differing perspectives on the impact of military actions on civilians, and the complexities of post-war reconstruction efforts.
Readers interested in international relations, military ethics, humanitarian intervention, and the dynamics of post-conflict reconstruction may find this discussion relevant.
If we ask them not to, will they promise to stop?Originally posted by Alias
while my fellow countrymen, and many of yours, bravely sacrifice their lives defending your freedoms, and your peace.[/B]
Originally posted by Alias
Gimme a break!
I see your lips moving but your not saying anything. Another trick learned from Zero?
Originally posted by Alias
Why don't you go hide under your beds, while my fellow countrymen, and many of yours, bravely sacrifice their lives defending your freedoms, and your peace.
Originally posted by Adam
I apologise for calling you a moron. A more accurate and polite term would have been "blind patriot".