| Page Views: 3,356 Last Visit to Baghdad: July, 2004 | Don't complain - You could be in Angola by hjohnso4 - last update: Jul 18, 2004 |
Baghdad has seen better days. It is a run-down city even by Middle Eastern Standards. With few exceptions I was reminded of Morrocco. The natives aren't very warm these days and are busy at the time-honoured Arab occupation of Fratricide. I would love to see Baghdad in five years and see what, if anything, will have changed. |
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| Pros: | "An Industrious Black Market" | | Cons: | "Bombs, Rockets, Ambushes, etc..." | | In A Nutshell: | "Praise Jesus and Pass the Ammunition" |
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Suzanne123 Sat Apr 29, 2006 01:32 UTC
I Am at a loss for words. My one Grandfather was the first Cdn military peace keeper in the Gaza strip, and my other Grandfather is a Mennonite pacifist. I am torn between the two sides. I respect and detest at the same time. Suzanne | triplehelix Mon Apr 10, 2006 02:52 UTC
baghdad can be something one day. its unfortunate saddam abused this country for so long. |
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