Military Interventions and Moral Dilemmas

This chapter critically examines U.S. military interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq, assessing the rationale behind prolonged conflicts and the impact of neoconservative thought on foreign policy. The discussion highlights the paradox of promoting freedom through military action while grappling with the moral implications and civilian casualties that arise from such decisions. It also delves into the rampant corruption within the military-industrial complex and the need for a more peaceful approach to global affairs.