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thomhartmann

(3,979 posts) Wed Mar 20, 2013, 12:05 PM Mar 2013

Thom Hartmann: Iraq 10 yrs later...How an Iraqi experienced Shock & Awe

Raed Jarrar, American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, joins Thom Hartmann. Today is the tenth anniversary of the start of the Iraq War. What will the long-term legacy of the Iraq War be - and are the people of Iraq better off today than they were ten years ago?

The Big Picture with Thom Hartmann on RT TV & FSTV "live" 9pm and 11pm check www.thomhartmann.com/tv for local listings

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Thom Hartmann: Iraq 10 yrs later...How an Iraqi experienced Shock & Awe (Original Post) thomhartmann Mar 2013 OP

K & R Quantess Mar 2013 #1

That's the video I saw yesterday which prompted my reply below. TY for posting. This defines the mother earth Mar 2013 #3

Haven't watched this yet, but what has been done to babies & children via depleted uranium & other mother earth Mar 2013 #2

Quantess

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1. K & R

Reply to thomhartmann (Original post)

Fri Mar 22, 2013, 06:57 AM

Mar 2013

Here's another, somewhat related video
http://www.democracynow.org/2013/3/20/ten_years_later_us_has_left

mother earth

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3. That's the video I saw yesterday which prompted my reply below. TY for posting. This defines the

Reply to Quantess (Reply #1)

Fri Mar 22, 2013, 11:55 AM

Mar 2013

"legacy" of this war. It's sickening.

mother earth

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2. Haven't watched this yet, but what has been done to babies & children via depleted uranium & other

Reply to thomhartmann (Original post)

Fri Mar 22, 2013, 11:53 AM

Mar 2013

poisons, outnumbers the deformities and atrocities of Hiroshima & Nagasaki. I imagine the vets and what's left of the Iraqi population will be dealing with health issues for years to come. This is the cost of war that no one wants to acknowledge, if we did, war would not exist, much less illegal, pre-emptive war.

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