Summary
- Carlson’s trip to Iraq exposed him to the reality of war and its consequences, leading to a change in his perspective on the Iraq war.
- The chaos and violence he witnessed made him question the effectiveness and purpose of the invasion.
- Carlson’s encounter with a general celebrating the death of a female officer highlighted his belief that women should not be sent to fight in wars.
- The Iraq war was driven by a small group of individuals who used the 9/11 attacks as an excuse to pursue their own agenda, which Carlson finds disturbing and manipulative.
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