Iraq is becoming a forgotten war. Every day, people are killed by car bombs, or random shootings, and the religious conflicts there continue. Libya next, then Syria, then possibly Iran. It is a ‘Crusader’ legacy that will return to haunt the West.
Regards as always, Pete.
I think we’re already suffering blowback for the invasion of Iraq, as I’ve got the impression that it has been included in al-Qaeda rhetoric to recruit potential terrorists and suicide bombers amongst British Muslims.
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Another piece from Global Research reporting how the World Health Organisation has suppressed reports into the incidence of birth defects in Iraq caused by the use of depleted uranium.
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Iraq is becoming a forgotten war. Every day, people are killed by car bombs, or random shootings, and the religious conflicts there continue. Libya next, then Syria, then possibly Iran. It is a ‘Crusader’ legacy that will return to haunt the West.
Regards as always, Pete.
I think we’re already suffering blowback for the invasion of Iraq, as I’ve got the impression that it has been included in al-Qaeda rhetoric to recruit potential terrorists and suicide bombers amongst British Muslims.
Reblogged this on Beastrabban’s Weblog and commented:
Another piece from Global Research reporting how the World Health Organisation has suppressed reports into the incidence of birth defects in Iraq caused by the use of depleted uranium.