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American War In Afghanistan: A Blank Cheque For Corruption

Agamapar ChadhaJuly 22, 20220

Arguably the most arduous war the US had fought to date, the war against terror pales the pointlessness of Vietnam. After rigorous attrition of Afghani civilian and American force’s lives and taxpayer money, the US eventually pulled out of the twenty-year-old conflicted empty-handed, ending the period of interregnum. However, upon closer, company owners, firms, and influential individuals might have used this war for profiteering and capitalised on the situation to suit their greed while lives perished and were decimated. The US is known for its free market and privatising amenities like health care and healthcare insurance. This includes management and supplies for fighting the nation’s wars for which security companies provide: trained manpower, food, supplies, ammunition, fuel ta

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Guantánamo Bay Prison: A Story Of Barring Justice When Convenient

Agamapar ChadhaJuly 16, 20220

Since 9/11, the US has been a fervent warrior against terrorism, especially against fundamentalist groups like Al-Qaeda and the Taliban. George W. Bush heralded the global war on terror. Hence in October 2001, Afghanistan was invaded to hunt down the terrorist groups hiding in the region. The US also enlisted local help with bounties and rewards for capturing or reporting terrorist targets or individuals connected with the terrorist groups. Therefore this led to Afghans and Pakistanis turning over many individuals and reporting them as terrorists with little to no evidence. Temporarily, the US had set up many sites in Romania, Poland, Lithuania, and Thailand called Bald sites for imprisoning them. Eventually, the US decided to create a jail for thee prosecuted individuals, and in Januar...