Things were relatively stable in both countries before their governments, police forces and armies were dismantled and most of their civilian infrastructure and political balances destroyed.
Unfortuntely there is really no easy way to fix the problems that have been created there and it will unfortunately cost more blood to fix it.
Treatment of Prisoners
RE: Treatment of Prisoners
I reject your reality and substitute my own
RE: Treatment of Prisoners
It is a shame that in life so much boils down to blood and money. 
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"You can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals." - Immanuel Kant
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KDSM
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RE: Treatment of Prisoners
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The sad thing is for Iraq is that there isn't anywhere where there isn't fighting and people need to get on with their lives. If they don't work they don't eat.
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sure there is there are 19 provences and 99.9% of the violence is in the Al-Anbar provence
The sad thing is for Iraq is that there isn't anywhere where there isn't fighting and people need to get on with their lives. If they don't work they don't eat.
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sure there is there are 19 provences and 99.9% of the violence is in the Al-Anbar provence
If your not going to fight a war to win......then dont bother starting it.
RE: Treatment of Prisoners
99% of the genocidal war crimes are commited there too. Fallujah, Haditha, Hit, Ar-Ramadi, Al Qaim, and more have been subjected to collective punishments of whole cities, bombing(air strikes), sieges, chemical weapons attacks, massacres, rapes etc.. It's no wonder there is a spot of bother there now.
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RE: Treatment of Prisoners
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99% of the genocidal war crimes are commited there too. Fallujah, Haditha, Hit, Ar-Ramadi, Al Qaim, and more have been subjected to collective punishments of whole cities, bombing(air strikes), sieges, chemical weapons attacks, massacres, rapes etc.. It's no wonder there is a spot of bother there now.
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Where is your evidence this has been happening? Got any links to sources or anything to back that up?
99% of the genocidal war crimes are commited there too. Fallujah, Haditha, Hit, Ar-Ramadi, Al Qaim, and more have been subjected to collective punishments of whole cities, bombing(air strikes), sieges, chemical weapons attacks, massacres, rapes etc.. It's no wonder there is a spot of bother there now.
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Where is your evidence this has been happening? Got any links to sources or anything to back that up?
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RE: Treatment of Prisoners
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[quote=jafar00]
99% of the genocidal war crimes are commited there too. Fallujah, Haditha, Hit, Ar-Ramadi, Al Qaim, and more have been subjected to collective punishments of whole cities, bombing(air strikes), sieges, chemical weapons attacks, massacres, rapes etc.. It's no wonder there is a spot of bother there now.
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Where is your evidence this has been happening? Got any links to sources or anything to back that up?
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I don't need to give links since there is a lot of it out there, and frankly, to go back and find a lot of the stuff would take a very long time. You might like to have a look at Dahr Jamail's Website which has a lot of the information some of which includes photo or video evidence.
[quote=jafar00]
99% of the genocidal war crimes are commited there too. Fallujah, Haditha, Hit, Ar-Ramadi, Al Qaim, and more have been subjected to collective punishments of whole cities, bombing(air strikes), sieges, chemical weapons attacks, massacres, rapes etc.. It's no wonder there is a spot of bother there now.
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Where is your evidence this has been happening? Got any links to sources or anything to back that up?
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I don't need to give links since there is a lot of it out there, and frankly, to go back and find a lot of the stuff would take a very long time. You might like to have a look at Dahr Jamail's Website which has a lot of the information some of which includes photo or video evidence.
I reject your reality and substitute my own