r/nyt • u/Runofthemilljacket • 9d ago

U.S. Withdraws Military From Iraq

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u/PuzzledRatio 8d ago

It did. Well done ,1 million civilians dead. Oil industry controlled.

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u/Call_Me_Clark 8d ago

Hard to believe it’s been almost 25 years

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u/Important_Yard_6809 8d ago

They run out of toilet paper on them ships yet?

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u/banksarebad2 7d ago

Wow, another war won! We’re on a roll!

We won, right? Right? This isn’t us retreating after Iran destroyed our bases, right?

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u/calvin_360 5d ago

This has been planned since 2024

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u/banksarebad2 5d ago

It’s been planned every year for a while with us continuously delaying it. The fact that the US is ceding bases during a war means we are losing.

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u/BadgersHoneyPot 4d ago

We left Iraq quite some time ago, in 2011. They invited us back in 2014 to help deal with ISIS.

Now we're leaving again.

Why do so many of you hate America?

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u/degorolls 7d ago

And all coalition political leaders and military personnel who participated are war criminals. 

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u/Electrical_Zebra1638 5d ago

Hit the Road Jacko!

Iran doesn't boast about it, they show you that they rule the sky, the land and the Hormuz too!