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Calm -> RE: What dirty game is played now? (7/16/2007 5:32:37 PM)
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Dear Fly I have nothing against any race, religion or country. We all have the right to live, in PEACE anywhere in the world, without intruding on the freedom of the individuals. Dectating to the masses on how to behave, what to wear, what to read, what to sell in the shops, what to drink, and what to eat, not forgetting how to live, isn't democracy. A Sadr isn't a weak man, but the son and the nephew of some of the most intelligent leaders in Iraq history. Thats all he is with respect, and those turbin people, yes they are part of the society, their job is religious, and they better stay away from politics. The two together is the work of evil. There are many mistakes made since the invasion, but its no excuse for the killing of thousands of people. The lack of experience in governing the country shows wherever you go in the country. A successful government should have sorted communications. enforced 100% water and electricity. Major clean up of all cities, towns and village carried by its own people, and enforcing the rebuilding of essential government departments. What we had wasn't enough to kick start the economy. We needed jobs and we got none, we needed law and order, we got one big joke. We needed democracy, we got yet another form of dectatorship. Few men controling masses, like the mafia, but on a disorganised way. I gather you are a Shiat, when Ali was killed, it was a christian who covered Ali's body by his to stop the arrows. So whats the way forward? I don't know, Al-Qaida wanted civil war, and they got in the name of Islam. So who is the intelligent here who would stand up and get the Shiat and the Sunnie's to shake hand and defend iraq, not from the americans and Allies, but from those extremist. God bless you, and bless Iraq
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