At the end of 2011, the American soldiers will be out of Iraq showing a ‘New Dawn’ to the Iraquis as announced by President Barack Obama in a recent address.
The operations in Iraq by the U.S. have caused considerable concern to the people of the U.S.
Why should the U. S. troops continue to stay in the Iraqi soil after waging a war against Saddam Hussain?
Americans captured and killed through the court order the king of Iraq in a manner not liked by people of the world.
Now suicide bombs are being blasted on almost every day on the streets of Iraq killing hundreds of innocent Iraqi inhabitants.
Americans wanted to bring democracy in a country divided based on religious sects like Sunnis and Shiyats.
The most ancient civilization prevailed in Iraq was almost devastated by the war in the name of weapons of mass destruction which were not found ultimately in Iraq!
Regaining the lost glory by Iraq is not that easy now.
How long it will take to rebuild a new nation with a democratic government?
Will it satisfy the dreams of Americans who wanted to reform Iraq?
I don’t think it will happen that soon.
Iraq’s internal problems between the religious sects and the third party migrants like al Qaeda who plays a role to keep the country under Islamic fundamentalism.
However, the oil-rich Iraq has something to do with the international trade and relations.
Even Americans have an eye on the oil wealth of Iraq.
The U.S. has its gigantic embassy with 21 buildings spread across 104 acres is being occupied by civilian advisors to bring political stability and economic growth in Iraq.
It is a fact that political stability in Iraq only can bring development in the fore front.
It appears that the Iraqi constitution drafted by the U.S. advisors is not suitable to stabilize Iraq.
Under the circumstances, how Iraq is going to cope up with the current situation on the wake of the U.S. withdrawal?
Are we going to witness more violence or a stable peaceful Iraq?
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