The initial decision to intervene in Afghanistan to target those responsible for 9/11 was correct and distinct from the Iraq War.

The 'War on Terror' led by the US, including interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq, resulted in widespread destruction, civilian deaths, and alleged war crimes.

The US ultimately faced defeat in Afghanistan after 25 years, leading to a successful Islamic government.

Some question the US's historical intervention in Kuwait during the Iraq invasion, highlighting perceived inconsistencies in US foreign policy.

There's a belief that US foreign policy is dictated by corporations and special interest groups, with examples like AIPAC's influence on Israel policy and corporate presence in high-level diplomacy.

There is strong criticism of US military interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq, with some attributing the 20-year war to specific US administrations.

Reports highlight the devastating human cost of post-9/11 war zones, including Afghanistan, with millions of indirect deaths due to the effects of conflict.

The idea that military victory alone ends wars is criticized as a dangerous myth, with modern conflicts ending through mutual agreement rather than just military defeat.

Trump asserts a strong stance against a 'villainous' regime, claiming its military destruction and contemplating future actions.

The US military's medical system has failed soldiers wounded in Iranian drone strikes, and the true costs and damages of the war are being hidden.

Iran is winning this ill-thought-out and reckless war, highlighting the American embarrassment and the ineffectiveness of US leadership.

Users criticize the justifications for the Iraq War, drawing parallels to current political rhetoric and questioning the veracity of claims about WMDs.

There is a strong sentiment that foreign lobbies and countries, specifically AIPAC and Israel, control US media and government, leading to a loss of American sovereignty and questioning the loyalty of politicians.

Many posts express skepticism and criticism regarding the US justification for the Iraq War, particularly the claims about Weapons of Mass Destruction.

Many criticize the justification for the Iraq War, highlighting the lack of WMDs and questioning the intelligence used by the Bush administration.

Posts recount specific historical events in Iraq, including political figures, international relations, and internal conflicts.

Many criticize the Iraq War as a result of lies, a squandering of international goodwill, and a catalyst for current political issues and distrust.

There is strong criticism of US military aid to Israel, the influence of pro-Israel lobbies, and the perceived dual loyalty of some Jewish Democrats.

Concerns are raised about the safety of Jewish New Yorkers following the October 7th attacks and the broader implications for the community.

Some geobits reflect support for Israel's right to defend itself and the US administration's efforts against antisemitism.

Many criticize the Iraq War as based on lies, a squandering of goodwill, and a source of long-term misery, holding the Bush administration accountable.

Many express strong criticism of the Iraq War, citing lies, squandered goodwill, and the negative repercussions on American society and international relations.

Users express strong criticism of the Iraq War, the Bush administration, and the media, emphasizing that those who opposed the war were proven correct.

Many express strong criticism of the Bush administration and the Iraq War, feeling vindicated in their opposition and lamenting the loss of international goodwill.

Some believe that Americans with standards are not enemies of Iran but rather enemies of Trump and what he represents.

There is criticism of past US military interventions, particularly the Iraq War, citing lies, squandered goodwill, and long-term negative consequences.

Concerns are raised about the quality of military leadership and potential politicization of the armed forces.

Calls for accountability regarding military operations, including investigations into flag desecration and transparency failures.

Many criticize the Iraq War and other US military operations, citing lies, squandered goodwill, and the creation of an anti-establishment vacuum that Trump later exploited.

The US invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq was unjustified and led to prolonged conflict.

There was no good reason for the Afghan War beyond targeting Bin Laden, and US military actions in the Middle East have largely worsened situations.

There is continued misinformation and denial regarding the true nature and impact of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The war in Afghanistan incurred significant human and financial costs without a clear resolution.

There is strong criticism regarding the US military's alleged failure to adequately care for wounded soldiers, forcing them to find their own treatment.

Some criticize both Democratic and Republican parties for imperialist tendencies, highlighting past military interventions and questioning the true motives behind wars.

Statements from President Trump emphasize rebuilding and using the military for peace and goodwill, and highlight new defense initiatives like a submarine parts factory.

Posts express strong criticism of the Iraq War, US imperialism, and the bipartisan failure of Washington's foreign policy.