Do you think that Saddam overthrown has introduce new technology in Iraq?

Question

for example the camera phone

Answer 1

no

Answer 2

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/programmes/global_business.shtml
http://joshuakane.diaryland.com/older.html
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/2.11/gbn_pr.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Business_Network
http://www.steamshovelpress.com/altmedia18.html
http://www.commondreams.org/views/112000-103.htm

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The TABD is a grouping of top corporate executives from multinational corporations in the United States and Europe. TABD CEOs meet annually with top U.S. and European government officials, most recently this past week in Cincinnati. The TABD's mission is to boost trade and investment between the United States and Europe, as well as throughout the world.

The CEOs in TABD are vigorously urging the launch of a new World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiating round (the project that was stifled in Seattle), and for other enlargements of the WTO.

But the TABD's unique mission is to focus on the U.S.-EU relationship, and push forward a deregulatory agenda that it hopes to then impose on the entire world.

Answer 3

Iraqi's aren't primitive people.. they were oppressed.. big difference..
Why do you think that Iran is involved there?.. Who do you think they get the stuff from?.. And who do you think is trying to over take that country?.. Why is Iran building nukes or trying to?
Honestly, I think we went in there to have someone to buy our goods and put all our own people back into work and Iran is trying to help Russia get the strong hold, because that is where they Iran gets all their goods..
So if you thinnk we want their oil, hahahaha, you people who don't support this war, are your own foolish worst enemies.. President Bush has only been trying to open up a market for our goods so our people can eat.. And all those so called countries who hate us have been trying so very hard to hold us back over there, they know the power of our media here and how we just fold when lies are reported.. jokes on us..

Carry on..

Answer 4

Yes. BEfore SAddam was out, there were only about 300,000 cell phones operating in Iraq. Today there are over 5 MILLION.

Love Jack

Answer 5

are you on crack, people dont have food and you are thinking technology. Iraqis werent primitive people GEESH.

and the guy with his previous posting... that now 5 million have cell phones vs 300,000.

ease up on the fox news ok or take a course on iraq 101

Answer 6

NO! They are in far worse economic state than ever. No one has the money to buy new technology, they can't even afford to hang on to the old technology anymore. Isn't their unemployment rate at 44%??

Answer 7

Why is a camera phone important if you have the camera already?????I don't think the Iraqi people are waiting for camera phones to appear, and they certainly won't get much of the new stuff.........don't expect to see PCs with Windows Vista only because Americans are there, the US cares only about the territorry and petrol.
By the way. the US already OWNS all of Earth that's why they are so ignorant........

Answer 8

Not really, but at least now what technology there is is shared by more people and the future is brighter if they can quit fighting among themselves, which is in great doubt.

Answer 9

No they are heading backwards, except for fancy weapons Mossad is smuggling in (with our help and knowledge) to blame Iran for excuse to widen the slaughter..Mary

Answer 10

Yes they did not have satellite in their homes or were not even allowed to access the Internet we have given them loads of technology plus weapons...

Answer 11

They must have some technology there, as they seem to have the capacity to build a lot of bombs, which they strap to themselves and blow sh*t up.