Life is Hell for Iraqis....

The title on the Al-Jazeera English website is mild --- they call it "Life is Difficult for Iraqis". Bullshit and a thousand bullshits!!! Life is Hell for Iraqis and it's been on ongoing Hell since 2003...year of our so-called "liberation".

Below-- a 2mn video of a widow in Adhamiya...hope am not taking too much of your precious time with a 2mn and 7 bloody years of freedom and democracy...





A new report by Amnesty International says " hundreds of people are still killed and maimed every month and has found that those who speak out, like human rights campaigners or journalists, face constant danger. Religious and ethnic minorities, women, gay men and refugees also all live with the fear they will be battered or killed. And the report goes on to say that --- armed groups linked to "al-Qaeda" and political militias are often responsible. Some have links to Iraqi politicians, like the Mahdi army of Moqtada al-Sadr, the Shia religious leader.."

Oh good morning Amnesty International...good morning !

and the Jazeera  article concludes with ---  for many Iraqis, life is tough, and fear is constant...

Did you say tough ? hahahahaha, you mean HELL... LIFE IS HELL FOR IRAQIS.

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