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    American website: 20 years after Bush's speech...the mission has not been accomplished and Washingto

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    Post by Rocky Mon 01 May 2023, 8:45 am

    [size=52]American website: 20 years after Bush's speech...the mission has not been accomplished and Washington has failed in Iraq[/size]
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    A report by the American Counter Bing website confirmed, on Monday, that on this day twenty years ago, six weeks after the invasion of Iraq, George Bush appeared on the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, announcing the end of combat operations in Iraq, behind him a banner that read, “Mission Accomplished.” 
    The report, which was translated by the information agency, stated that "Bush's empty claim faded with the escalation of fighting in the country between the resistance and the occupation forces, and during the following nine years, the death toll among American soldiers rose from 200." soldiers to more than 4,400 soldiers, while the number of Iraqi deaths rose to hundreds of thousands. The physical wounds were more numerous, and the psychological injuries were countless.” 
    "Bush's speech and banner have since become infamous and ridiculous, but the focus on the speech and banner ignores his other lies when he said, 'We fought for freedom,' and did not mention the main reason, which was oil," he added. .  
    He continued, "Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, in his 2007 memoirs, admitted, "I feel sad that it is politically inappropriate to acknowledge what everyone knows: The Iraq war is largely about oil." of US Central Command said in Iraq, Gen. John Abizaid: “Of course it's about oil, we can't really deny that.” Senator Chuck Hagel, later who became Secretary of Defense, commented "People say we're not fighting for oil. Of course we are."
    And while describing the war effort as utterly noble, Bush's "mission accomplished" speech credited the "new tactics and precision weaponry" the Pentagon used to avoid "violence against civilians." But those soothing words mask brutal realities, according to the Costs of War Project. According to Brown University, the civilian deaths account for 40 percent of “the people killed directly in the violence that erupted in the wars of the United States after 9/11.” In fact, the vast majority of those killed in those wars were civilians, and "several times more were killed as a result of the impact of wars - for example, due to loss of water, sanitation and other infrastructure issues, and war-related diseases.
    "At the moment, it is surprising to note the condemnations of the Russian invasion of Ukraine by some of the same US government leaders who strongly supported the appalling invasion of Iraq after the mission failed and America failed in the country," the report noted. End/ 25 zd
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