In the movie two wars, the narrator and main character comes to america, from iraq. In his mission to find more understanding, and to share his story, of the U.S. Iraq war, which started in 2003. He travels to many big city's, and sets up a booth in the middle of town. His booth is set to allow people of any race, gender, age, or color to come up and talk and share opinions, experiences and views toward the war going on.
In his expereince of living in Iraq during the war, he says the rule over the people, and saddam hussein's government were less harsh than that of confusion and chaos created by the war. In one conversation he had, some one explains the reason we are over there is to protect are freedom in this country. He asked this man, how is invading another country thousands of miles away, and killing people going to bring more protection anywhere? The main reason the U.S. and George Bush went to war with iraq was the idea that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. These so called weapons were never found.
I agree with most opinions expressed by the narrarator of the story. Hes letting out his ideas with expressing his loss and anger that the war brought. He is easy to relate to because of his open minded communication. In one part of the film he interviews a girl who's dad is in the war. After he explains that even though he doesent feel the same way many American do about the war, he can still relate to them, and if in the same situation he would feel the same way.
