> Iraqis suffer from contaminated drinking water, inadequate hospitals,power cuts and funding shortage
20 May 2005, 23:59
Actually, you might have me on Iceland. I know they’ve had an elected government for a long time. I’ll check on that.
So you think everything was peace and love in Iraq before the US-imposed sanctions. How do the 1,000,000+ people who died in the Iraq/Iran war in the 80’s tie into this? What about the rape rooms and torture chambers? Abu Ghraib is now a symbol of American abuse of prisoners, but the reason the place literally stinks is because the drains in the concrete floors are stopped up with decades of clotted, rotting blood. Any comment?
Actually, you might have me on Iceland. I know they’ve had an elected government for a long time. I’ll check on that.
So you think everything was peace and love in Iraq before the US-imposed sanctions. How do the 1,000,000+ people who died in the Iraq/Iran war in the 80’s tie into this? What about the rape rooms and torture chambers? Abu Ghraib is now a symbol of American abuse of prisoners, but the reason the place literally stinks is because the drains in the concrete floors are stopped up with decades of clotted, rotting blood. Any comment?