Brother Hussain,
Thank you for your message.
Looking at the root cause of what is happening now in
Four years after the criminal act of destroying
Two countries, namely the
I can not equate the action of the above two countries with any non governmental groups that are participating in the deadly game being played in
I can not exclude the Arab regime from the responsibility of what has taken place in
The article talks about the crime of destroying
Regards,
Zaki Mubarak
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Sent: Friday, June 01, 2007 11:32 PM
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Subject: [Awal Group] Iranians & Americans in
Brother Zaki,
Frankly speaking, I read the attached article and although my English is not that good, I understood it in a way different than your analysis or comments.
Here the article talks about "This is the worst thing to happen to Iraqis since 1258, when the Mongols invaded and took
Why we always try to avoid the fact that "someone" in
Why should not we be frank enough to accept the fact that what is so called "muqawama" - other than the muqawama that you and I understand, has contributed heavily to the worse situation that
Who is responsible for the main killings ? "the conservative official figures record that at least 3,000 civilians are murdered every month. It is a "society pulsating with fear the whole time". I am surely not excluding the Americans or even the Iranians but who is the main killer ??????
"Because there are no more open-air markets, since so many have been bombed, people have set up stalls in side streets or their back gardens instead. Before the war, there were 32,000 doctors in Iraq; now 2,000 are dead, 12,000 have left, and the remainder, who are seen as having money and are thus targets for kidnappers, must work from armed-guarded clinics" - NOW, who is killing the innocent people - the Doctors for example and the 95% Iraqis (70% of whom are of a single sect of Islam) in the "open markets" that have disappeared as per the article ?
Hussain
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Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2007 1:21 PM
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So by now you all know about the Iranian-American "discussion" about
Zaki Mubarak
"This is the worst thing to happen to Iraqis since 1258, when the Mongols invaded and took
Worse than the worst
Katharine Viner
May 28, 2007 4:00 PM
http://commentisfre
That was the message when the brilliant Middle East reporter, Patrick Cockburn, spoke on stage today at Hay, publicising his book about the British and American occupation of
He told of details that give a real sense of what's going on. Because there are no more open-air markets, since so many have been bombed, people have set up stalls in side streets or their back gardens instead. Before the war, there were 32,000 doctors in
He reminded us about the Green Zone, the giant fortified area in the centre of Baghdad - while most of the city doesn't get electricity or water or sewage disposal, the Green Zone gets plenty, so the occupiers who live there have no idea what it feels like to live anywhere else.
He discussed "one of the great thefts in history", the "enormous kleptocracy"
Cockburn is one of the brave few British journalists who still report from
There may have been a plethora of books on
He talked of cities that reporters rarely get to, such as
Someone in the audience wondered if really the situation isn't so bad, that this is just the "Iraqi way of going about things" and it would all even itself out.
"That's baloney," said Cockburn. "This is the worst thing to happen to Iraqis since 1258, when the Mongols invaded and took