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Diary of a young Bagdadi

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Hello!!

This is surely the most visited website on the earth at that time, but this is the link if a very interesting website:
http://dear_raed.blogspot.com

It's the diary of a young guy living in Bagdad.
It's very interesting!!

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Read it, interesting! :)
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There are some nice things to quote in there
On Sunday, March 16, 2003 Where is Raed wrote: No one inside Iraq is for war (note I said war not a change of regime), no human being in his right mind will ask you to give him the beating of his life, unless you are a member of fight club that is...

Nobody minded an un-democratic Iraq for a very long time, now people have decided to bomb us to democracy?
...
These sanctions made the Iraqi people hostages in the hands of this regime, tightened an already tight noose around our necks. A whole nation, a proud and learned nation, was devastated not by the war but by sanctions.
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emmem wrote:There are some nice things to quote in there
On Sunday, March 16, 2003 Where is Raed wrote: No one inside Iraq is for war (note I said war not a change of regime), no human being in his right mind will ask you to give him the beating of his life, unless you are a member of fight club that is...

Nobody minded an un-democratic Iraq for a very long time, now people have decided to bomb us to democracy?
...
These sanctions made the Iraqi people hostages in the hands of this regime, tightened an already tight noose around our necks. A whole nation, a proud and learned nation, was devastated not by the war but by sanctions.
...
Yes, he's right.
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Post by Dakkus »

And the situation in Iraq is now..
Ouch.
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