> Iraqis suffer from contaminated drinking water, inadequate hospitals,power cuts and funding shortage
20 April 2005, 13:52
Before the US sponsored sanctions in 1991. Iraq was one of the most developed nations in the middle East, if not the world. It had a first rate education system, superb utilities, and a health service that was the envy of many a nation.
When the present occupants descendants of the US were running around in cloths and living in mud huts in squalor in Europe, Iraq was the cradle of civilisation. They invented mathmatics, astronomy and the shopping mall to name but a few.
Before the US sponsored sanctions in 1991. Iraq was one of the most developed nations in the middle East, if not the world. It had a first rate education system, superb utilities, and a health service that was the envy of many a nation.
When the present occupants descendants of the US were running around in cloths and living in mud huts in squalor in Europe, Iraq was the cradle of civilisation. They invented mathmatics, astronomy and the shopping mall to name but a few.