"Our children are surrounded by violence," said Dr. Saied al Hashimi, a professor of psychiatry at Baghdad's Mustansriya University. "Most of them are traumatized." --legacy of GWB. "legacy of GWB." -arifsali Interesting asserstion considering the most recent poll of Iraqis in Iraq say they are better off now than under Saddam. bitdrifter, you have yet to answer my earlier question on another similar thread. I prefer not to play strawman arguments. Thanks. There is no need to answer your earlier question, the question has an odvious answer. okay bitdrifter, understood. Just like on earlier post, you're mixing X with Y. My assertion above has nothing to do with any polls but it is based solely on what media has been reporting on the general state of affairs in Iraq for four years now. Obviously you won't accept the "left wing" media CNN has turned out to be but I don't really know how could you associate my assertion with that poll which you're referring to. You may probably think that either CNN is wrong or that poll, but they both could be right based on how one conducts the story and publishes it on any given day. You and I would never know how any child feels when his/her father and uncle gets killed in front of the... |
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