When we touched down in Iraq in March 2003, we went in with the goal of liberating Iraq and eliminating the threat known as Saddam Hussein. They held elections last year or so, Saddam and his sadistic sons are long deceased, and yet the war continues. Osama bin Laden is on the loose, but the war in Iraq continues. China continues to give us poisoned products, and we continue to give them our jobs. And yet, the war in Iraq continues. Russia and China both claim stockpiles of nuclear weapons, none of which we even complain about, despite their leadership and direction, ask Georgia and Tibet respectively. North Korea was taken off the "Axis" after getting rid of one nuclear plant that we know of. Not all, but one. And we still don't know how many more plants they contain capable of producing weapons. And yet the war in Iraq continues.
Considering the foreign issues that plague us today, and that did in 2003, why are we still in Iraq? I won't say win or lose, because if they're living under a democracy (unlike Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, countries we consider allies in the "war on terror") and Saddam Hussein is not only out of power, but deceased (Unlike Osama bin Laden), by all means, we've won. Number two, considering the atmosphere in 2003 and now, should Iraq have been our number 1 priority, and/or should it still be?
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