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Monthly Archives: March 2006
Two Statements from Amnesty International
We have to messages from Amnesty International, show us how human blood and rights became the most cheapest item in Iraq. The first is about people disappearing and later their bodies found in the garbage. One of the 15 men arrested … Continue reading
Who is stealing Iraq’s money?
Sad to see our people are dying and suffering, until today average Iraqis don’t have a normal access to water and electricity while B&C gang (that’s for Bush & Cheney) are making Millions from Iraq. Still remember this entry? We played football … Continue reading
He who has seen everything
Archaeologists in Iraq believe they may have found the lost tomb of King Gilgamesh — the subject of the oldest “book” in history. The Epic Of Gilgamesh — written by a Middle Eastern scholar 2,500 years before the birth of … Continue reading
What Americans don’t hear about Iraq?
This is one brave American reporter, you don’t usually see on US media. What else you don’t normally hear about Iraq. Poverty chronic in Iraq More than 20% of Iraqis live in abject poverty despite the boost in government’s social security program, a … Continue reading
A Déjà vu from the past
They already lost the support of the Sunnis and gradually losing the support of the Shiites. The only people who support them are a handful of Iraqi-vultures inside the green zone. A Déjà vu or what?, was it the same recipe … Continue reading
The future of the Middle-East after oil
Image: Saudi oil production untill 2055 The graphic above (taken from WoodMackenzie) shows the followings: 1– In this year and maybe the next year, oil production reaches it peak and that was confirmed years ago, this article published in 2004 … Continue reading
Imagine this
I think this video goes very good with the article: Hired guns unaccountable About 6,000 non-Iraqi security contractors are operating in Iraq. During nine months in 2004-05, contractors reported firing into 61 civilian vehicles; no one was ever prosecuted. Security … Continue reading