Thoughts on the Middle East, History, and Religion
Juan Cole is President of the Global Americana Institute
'Five million Iraqis have been driven from their homes by sectarian terror since Saddam Hussein was overthrown. Security has improved but most still can't go home. If the world doesn't help, Iraq may never recover.
Out There News has been reporting Iraq since 2002. Many of our friends are now refugees. We made this film to show what their life is like. We built this website to try to help them.'
posted by Juan Cole @ 3/13/2009 04:00:00 PM
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3 Comments:
I can highly recommend Hard Way Home as a film. It is a very sensitive depiction.
"by sectarian terror", sure, not by USA mass-murders . From Falluja, for. ex, people were driven NOT by USA assoult, right?
USA is NEVER to blame, only those non-white barbarians are.
all Iraqi people should be resettled
for those who can not go back home, they should be resettled in a third country
and the ones who can go back home they should be resettled in Iraq
in any city the choose, Iraqis should not be forced to go back to the same city they come from
who have been subjected to horror and discrimination thoes are the ones who will suffer if they were forced home
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