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Iraq: Free Iraq
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"Since Iraq's liberation, the dominant theme of Western news reporting has been the guerrilla attacks against U.S. troops. The focus obscures a larger truth: Life is returning to normal in Iraq-better than normal, actually, because this 'normal' is Saddam-free. All of the country's universities and health clinics have reopened, as have 90 percent of schools. Iraq is now producing 3.4 gigawatts of electric power-85 percent of the pre-war level."
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Iraq occupies the ancient region of Mesopotamia, "land amidst the rivers," a fertile lowland created by the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. Today these rivers sustain large areas of irrigated farmland and one of the highest populations in the Middle East. Beneath the land, Iraq is second only to Saudi Arabia in rich oil reserves. Temperatures range from below freezing in winter to higher than 49°C (120°F) in the summer.
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The reason the war on Iraq and the rest of the non-jewish world continues is that there are NO CONSEQUENCES, in America, for the jew-appeasers and paleo-kikes supervising the atrocities. Just an echo chamber called the free press. In Iraq, it’s a different story. Iraqis aren’t interested in being ruled by American soldiers, which they […]
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In the millions of words and images produced since the beginning of the occupation of Iraq, the conditions for workers and their families have been virtually ignored. These photographs and articles contribute to a documentary record of how workers are affected by the war and occupation. The photographs in Workers of Baghdad were taken in October, 2003. The photodocumentary on Iraq's oil workers, Oil for Freedom, was made in May, 2005.
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The election system for the council effectively ensures that all three of Iraq's major ethnic groups are represented. The constitution ... includes basic freedoms like freedom of religion, speech, and assembly, and in many ways has been hailed as more liberal than the U.S. constitution. Controversially, however, it states that all laws that were in effect on the transfer date cannot be repealed. Furthermore, since the coalition forces are currently an official occupying power under the United Nations, coalition troops can remain in control of the country indefinitely despite the transfer of sovereignty. Since Iraqi forces are currently considered ill-equipped to police and secure the country, it is expected that coalition troops will remain in the country for many years to come.
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Raytheon has provided mission critical support to the Multi-National Force serving in Iraq since the beginning of Operation Iraqi Freedom. The essential C4 capabilities provided under this contract range from the MNF headquarters location to the zone around the U.S. Embassy and enclaves throughout the International Zone, as well as outlying bases throughout Iraq and elsewhere in the field.
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