Journalism in Wartimes and Other Things

From a long time ago until today, journalism has been too important to so important in reporting about/on different conflicts all over the world. Journalists have always risked taken risks to give/bring us the last latest news about wars in a dangerous conditions places. Journalism is always related with correlates to having a free society. Sadly, another journalist has been murdered by a fanatic Islamic group that is conquering Iraq. Without a doubt, this is another stupid death of a person that was only working/just doing his/her job. However, we cannot forget that in the Iraqi war has just killed a lot of people there have been many deaths since 2003. One time Again, all deaths don't have the same value.
Two important questions about the violence in Iraq would be: Why can't the Islamic world live in peace? Why can't democracy triumph in these countries? About Regarding the first question, my personal opinion is that religion and imperialism have caused huge social divisions in countries like Iraq, Syria, Egypt and so on. The second question is related with the first. A democratic system needs peace and stability, if there aren't neither of them, democracy will not have success/be successful. The way/road to democracy is long and not always easy. The politicians should understand this.

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Journalism in wartimes and other things

From a long time ago until today, journalism has been very important in reporting about different conflicts all over the world. Journalists have always risked their lives to provide the latest news about wars in dangerous conditions. Journalism is always related with a free society. Sadly, another journalist has been murdered by a fanatical islamic group that is conquering Iraq. Without a doubt, this is another stupid death of a person that was only working. However, we can not forget that the Iraqi war has killed a lot of people since 2003. However, all deaths don't have the same value.
Two important questions about the violence in Iraq would be: Why cannot the Islamic world live in peace? Why cannot democracy triumph in these countries? About the first question, my personal opinion is that religion and Imperialism have caused huge social divisions in countries like Iraq, Syria, Egypt and so on. The second question is related to the first. A democratic system needs peace and stability, and if there aren't both of them, democracy will not be successful. The path to democracy is long and not always easy. The politicians should understand this.