Iraq suffers from dirty water, fears about cholera

[get real]

Total and complete BS.

Buzz Flederjon wrote:

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After five years of war, we are still averaging three airstrikes a day in Iraq, killing thousands of women and children. If you're the type of **** who gets off on this then roast in hell, Pedro.

[Buzz Flederjon]

get real wrote:

Total and complete BS.
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You're an blind idiot.

We average THREE a day.

Hospitals, schools, the Bushpigs kill anyone to "maintain the peace".

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/meast/05/03
/iraq.main/index.html

[Buzz Flederjon]

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/meast/05/03/ira...
Messed the link up in the last post/.

[Mad Dog USN]

Buzz Flederjon wrote:

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After five years of war, we are still averaging three airstrikes a day in Iraq, killing thousands of women and children. If you're the type of scumbag who gets off on this then roast in hell, Pedro.

And if ignorance and complacency are a sin I'll
keep the the light on and the fire lit for ya.

See ya soon my fellow masturbatory scumbag.

[johanson]

Buzz Flederjon wrote:

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/ meast/05/03/iraq.main/index.ht ml
Messed the link up in the last post/.

Missed it in your post; where does it say we average three airstrikes per day? The ground commander says it was fired from an armored vehicle, not a chopper.

[Larry]

Nothing sadder than a dead-ender aka Bush supporter.

[Klara]

It is owed to USA and Great Britain. These both countries destroyed Iraq totally to the end.

[What it is]

Klara wrote:

It is owed to USA and Great Britain. These both countries destroyed Iraq totally to the end.

Yea, don't you miss the good old days when Saddam was gassing Kurds and Shi-ites?...and his "rape rooms"...

[Mad Dog USN]

Klara wrote:

It is owed to USA and Great Britain. These both countries destroyed Iraq totally to the end.

Did you read the article???

[Buzz Flederjon]

What it is wrote:

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Yea, don't you miss the good old days when Saddam was gassing Kurds and Shi-ites?...and his "rape rooms"...

Right - that was when he was allied with Reagan.

[workerbeedrone]

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Yea, don't you miss the good old days when Saddam was gassing Kurds and Shi-ites?

If you remember right, the Reagan administration refused to recognize evidence that Saddam was gassing Kurds and (Iranian) Shiites. Didn't fit with our "Saddam is a great guy and Iran is evil" story at the time.

Then we wonder why other countries roll their eyes when we talk about democracy and freedom. Democracy is great, unless our dictator is in power. But we reserve the right to attack later using as an excuse atrocities we supported at the time.

[europa]

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Yea, don't you miss the good old days when Saddam was gassing Kurds and Shi-ites?...and his "rape rooms"...

You know that statement you just made is a result of the myth of Saddam Hussein. Everyone sees saddam as a monster but infact at first he was like your regular dictator. Iraq was an unstable place before he came to power coup after coup after coup and when he came along he brought not only stability but socio economical reforms. It was the Iran Iraq war supported by the west that starved his country and led to uprisings from the pro shiite and kurd minorities. So you see Saddam the monster is a myth that was invented by your government. With Iraq sanctioned after the war he became the unfortunate dictator who unlike Pinochet could not retire from power.

Saddam Hussein's brutality only became more prevalent when the benifits of his rule ended and all that remained was broken brutalised society cut off from the world and eager to join the democratic world. Saddam Hussein's only mistake was the Gulf War. A sordid attempt to get money back from the Iraq Iran war because the west was not going to compensate him for fighting their enemy.