Did Covid Change Your Lifestyle?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I have to agree with all the above answers, but my problem is, I don't see how we can withdraw, seeing as how we created the situation in the first place.
I think our troops have been placed in a 'catch 22' situation, if we withdraw, forgetting the strife at the present, your looking at the financial and complete loss of respect, (if that hasn't already happened), around the world, not forgetting the financial backlash to not only rebuild, but also claims by indidual persons.
And if we stay, which is what I think will happen, I think we'er looking at a loss of life, that will make what has already happened, look like a Teddy Bears Picnic.
another reason why i think the UK should be integrated into the EU more, why do we need a "special" relationship with the USA when in a combined effort all we have managed to do is kill thousands of people and create a situation in which many many more innocents will lose their lives, we have been messing with the area of Iraq for hundreds of years BUT we just won�t learn from the past� whats wrong with us?
Biggest problem if civil war did break out would be that Iran would join in, in order to get its own back from the Iraq/Iranian War. If they did join, which is highly likely, it would be in the South where our troops are stationed. This could become rather bloody, and certainly we would not be able to contain the situation.
It is all becoming rather worrying from our troops point of view, and as stated the catch 22 situtation is that we cannot leave now. Mind you we should'nt have been there in the first place.
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