Iraq is a graveyard for optimism, but it is hard not to feel at least a tremor of hope after spending an afternoon like I just did, in a Baghdad neighborhood that was once one of the deadliest in this blood-soaked country. It is called Ameriyah, and to give you an example, last May 14 American soldiers were killed there in a series of attacks, seven in a single day. Al Queda was everywhere in this predominantly Sunni neighborhood, its death squads terrorizing the minority Shiites, imposing strict Islamic law and killing between 15 and 20 civilians a week.
Posted on Tuesday, November 27th 2007 - 3pm
http://www.geraldo.com/v5/Geraldo-At-Large/Baghdad.gr heres the rest of the article
so with this being said , are you willing to admitt that life is getting better ?
2007-11-28
07:03:13
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um hes walking around iraq with no bullet proof vest get a life , and virtual your brother is a hero and you need to read the article esspecially the last line
2007-11-28
07:11:07 ·
update #1
i guess they want lowly scum news from msnbc
2007-11-28
07:32:02 ·
update #2