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iraq
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Saturday, April 13, 2024
How Badly Are The Democrats Lying To You - To Maintain Their Left-Wing Bias?
“I love it when I hear, ‘Oh there weren’t any chemical weapons in Iraq. There were plenty.”
- Jarrod L. Taylor, a former Army sergeant, in 2014's
New York Times
article,
The Secret Casualties of Iraq’s Abandoned Chemical Weapons
Friday, September 12, 2014
David Petraeus: White Racist's Apocalyptic Thinking Is Driving Them Even Further Into Madness Over ISIS
Whites replay the same narrative with everything, and everyone, they encounter
The general didn't mention
The Drudge Report
as a cause, though he easily could have, along with whites being killer cowards:
“[ISIS] has nowhere near the roots, the numbers and the structure that al Qaeda in Iraq and the associated Sunni insurgents had when we launched the surge.”
Fun fact:
I'm more scared to walk America's streets (especially where there's a cop present) than America's facing ISIS,...
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Hey! Hey! Hey! (Crack Learned Something New Today!)
Do you know anything about black Iraqis? I didn't:
Officially, Iraq is a colorblind society that in the tradition of Prophet Muhammad treats Black people with equality and respect. But on the packed dirt streets of Zubayr, Iraq’s scaled-down version of Harlem, African-Iraqis talk of discrimination so steeped in Iraqi culture that they are commonly referred to as “abd” — slave in Arabic — prohibited from interracial marriage and denied even menial jobs.
Historians say that most African-Iraqis arrived as slaves from East Africa as part of the Arab slave trade starting about 1,400 years ago. They worked in southern Iraq’s salt marshes and sugar cane fields. Though slavery — which in Iraq included Arabs as well as Africans — was banned in the 1920s, it continued until the 1950s, African-Iraqis say.
Just like here:
Abandoning slavery's never been a clean cut,...
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Melancholy Dreams: Arms Curled Up & Drifting In & Out
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