AS a former world leader myself, I had to believe everything this guy said. at his age he appears to be perhaps 25 he is not only a doctor who has practiced medicine for years but also was Âthe chief doctor of all of Iraq  so everything he said was so believable.
After explaining his wonderful credentials he went on to explain that it was not the people in Fallujah who were to blame for killing the contractors, burning their bodies and dragging their corpses around town. It was a Americas fault. And the contractors were Americans and so they deserved it.
That is because America starves babies 5000 a day! Just to think those Americans tried to hide their crimes by making up lies about the oil for food scandal. And we all know it is BushÂs fault for these sanctions as we all know he was president back in 1995 when the sanctions started not Clinton.
The doctor is right we all need to watch Aljazeera to learn the truth
As everyone knows the Americans are in Iraq just to steal the oil, and the Americans had to come back because they are so stupid the first time they invaded Iraq in 1991 for oil those stupid Americans forgot to steal the oil and have had to come back to steal it!
It must be true!
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saddam
2006-03-12 06:59:37
2006-03-12 06:59:37
...the idiot's review... Try reading Sun Tzu's The Art of War or Machiavelli's The Discourses... war's never about justice, it's ALWAYS been about MAKING MONEY so how ELSE do you make money off of Iraq?
DUMBASS
Just to counterbalance
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UmarOMC
2006-05-09 11:00:13
2006-05-09 11:00:13
But so do death and taxes. Let's kill every single last person who doesn't want peace. Seriously. Peace only comes from war... read history. 1 extra star for not chopping anyone's head off.
War sucks
Telephone Toughguy
2007-04-09 20:37:42
2007-04-09 20:37:42
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Hey Telephone, "peace comes through war...read history". The hell you say. Peace, my friend, came when the troops got so fed up of fighting pointless, bloody wars, based on lies, that they mutinied and dumped their warmongering, chickenhawk leaders. The Russian army in WW1, the US army in Vietnam. Google the word "fragging". Go read: "The Monicled Mutineer"--the suppressed story of the mutinies in the British and French armies during WW1. Viva Vanunu and the refuseniks in Israel. The process is already under way in Iraq and Afghanistan. Read what the Military Families in Britain say in a letter to the London Guardian, 11 May 2007:
"Tony Blair has announced his resignation, but the legacy of his disastrous foreign policy is still with us. In Iraq and Afghanistan we are fighting with no clear objective and no legitimacy. While Tony Blair will now travel the world trading on his reputation as a war leader and earning many millions of pounds, he abandons servicemen and -women to their fate in the wars he started. April saw the largest number of soldiers killed in Iraq in any month since the invasion of March 2003 - 12 died. The people of Iraq want our troops to leave, the people of Britain want the troops home and soldiers themselves have begun to speak out publicly against their misuse. Soldiers from the Staffordshire regiment went public about the real situation in Iraq when they returned last month. Private Paul Barton said: "Basra is lost. They are in control now and the government are just trying to save face." We believe the safety and wellbeing of our soldiers is being fatally compromised by a lack of decent equipment and reasonable medical support both in the field and back at home. We are demanding better treatment for the troops, but we believe more than anything that they need to come home.
Rose Gentle
Reg Keys
Military Families Against the War
Peace through mutiny
Jim Larkin
2007-05-11 15:56:02
2007-05-11 15:56:02
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