>Of course one (many) will say: "it's normal to have some civilian casualties in war...".
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>Yes? Put a face on them, and tell their story! That's outrageous! It's normal because they're not american victims (of course I remember the World Trade Center, and wasn't it enough?).
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>Read and see with your own eyes.
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>http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/allnews/page.cfm?objectid=12821263&method=full&siteid=50143
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>Sadam's brutallity is well known, and what about this one? When all this will stop?
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>Don't think in the victims, think in the good $$$ the US companies will make to "reconstruct" Iraq, and all this will be forgotten. Who will "reconstruct" these victims lives??? Who???
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>The infinite hipocrisy of discussing what country will take the most of the victims's spoils while all this is happening.
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>Fernando

Fernando;

The “civilized” world argues, “I should reap the benefits of rebuilding Iraq”. Those nations that comprise the coalition as well as those that opposed war in Iraq want to rebuild Iraq. I should benefit – no I should. You are all wrong – it is I who should benefit!

The vultures are flying overhead waiting for the blood to dry so reconstruction may begin. Election booths should be set up immediately before it is realized what the status of SH is. Who cares? Get on with the elections. Everyone vote – we have no candidates – yet, but vote!

I suggest that Iraq elect the “correct leaders” or the coalition will have to straighten things out again and show you how to do it right. Then we get to rebuild everything all over again.

Tom