:::::::::: First of all, please stop misrepresenting what I said. Iraq War is part of 'Bush's GWOT, it has nothing whatsoever to do with a struggle against international terrorism except for becoming a major source of terrorists after the US invasion.   
 :::::::::: To explain it once again: The Iraq War is not about the struggle against international terrorism; this is explained in Saddam Hussein and al-Qaeda. Is is however, part of Bush's propaganda fantasy called War Against Terror. This is, as you stated, my view. It is also, from what I read so far, the view of most participants in this discussion, including you (though you probably would avoid the term propaganda). In saying this, I do not attempt to force my view on you, I merely interpreting your words. To clarify this, please explain what connections you see between the struggle against terrorism (NOT Bush's propaganda construct) and the Iraq War.   
 :::::::::: So essentially there are two very different topics (which nevertheless have a lot of common ground) to discuss here: One is the Bush Administration's public statements about their foreign policy with regard to Afghanistan, Iraq, et. al.; the other one is the international community's struggle against terrorism, as exemplified by the NATO's fight against the Taliban, a group of people who declaredly support at least one terrorist group.   
 :::::::::: My suggestion is to create two articles to expain both topics (and in the process get rid of the various Bush-is-a-bad-man-for-killing-all-the-poor-Iraqis articles). For this article, a link to the article about Bush's propaganda is useful, a link to the struggle against terrorism is wrong.