No, do not believe in the statement o you break it you buy it when it comes to war, invasion, and military operations. I think the products of war do not fall as a responsibility of the enacting party as John Lyly said " all is fair in love and war. America needs to do what is best for America as it is not a charity and running a militant superpower like this would be too expensive and cost taxpayers millions and would cost taxpayers money that they could use to fix the problems still within the country. I think if people care about the cause enough the money should not come out of America's pocket but instead the pocket of individuals who would like to donate. In the end, America needs to solve its own problems before the problems of others such as our increasing homelessness problem. although some feel the need to help others you need to remove the rafter in her own eye before we help the rest of the world.
"<span>It led to a large number of causalities on both sides" would be the best option from the list, since the war still dragged on although now with far more men involved, meaning more deaths.</span>
Almost always, if you are a Group Supervisor working in a branch within the Operations Section then your immediate supervisor would be the "Branch Chief," although sometimes this title can vary.
