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This will be a speech in favour of the War on Iraq.
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Nathan Derry
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This will be a speech in favour of the War on Iraq. Its purpose is for the East Norfolk Sixth Form Debating society, and will presented to them, when a topic of this nature arises.
" Ladies and Gentlemen, I stand here in front of you today, to present the arguments, of why the war on Iraq is a just one.
There are those among us who'd never support an American sponsored war; Instead, they'd prefer to criticise and pontificate form afar, enjoying the freedoms born of past wars. The rationale of these people for military inaction varies widely. For some, they harbour a deep anti-Bush, anti-Republican bias, and distrust anything directly from the White House. Others belong in the moral-relativism camp and view Saddam Hussein's regime, no different to that of any other Government, United States included.
Furthermore, some carry religious objections to any form of violent confrontation, regardless of threat or monstrosity posed. For these people, to which common sense evidently does not apply, no justification for a war in Iraq, would ever be acceptable, as their naïve minds are wrongly biased
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