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12/22/11 worst Iraq violence since 2006, early pullout could be catastrophic - Krauthammer

Worst violence and bombings in Iraq since 2006 literally just hours after the US pullout. "I see dead people". In other words, I can visualize that harm that liberals cause. Others seem to look at it from a programmed robot's standpoint.
Категория: News & Politics
Время: 00:03:08.250
Теги: Iraq Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki sunni shiite Sunni Islam Shia Islam
 

A short compilation of the violence in Iraq

Despite Americas withdrawal from Iraq, violence continues, and different sectarian groups are fighting for power, especially over Iraq's oil and natural gas supplies, which are the 3rd largest in the world.
Категория: Education
Время: 00:01:41.250
Теги: Iraq (Country) Violence (Literature Subject) Bush US Army Marines Navy Air Soldiers Bombs Explosives Rockets Military America talk Fireworks Forces
 

Iran-Iraq Violence

Buck and the panel discuss the ability, or lack thereof, to contain violence and outrage abroad. Don't miss Real News from The Blaze - weeknights at 7pm ET on GBTV.com
Категория: News & Politics
Время: 00:01:00
Теги: Contain Iraq Federal Government Real News from The Blaze theblaze.com
 

Iraq Nation Of Tears 1-2

Iraq continues to be dogged by violence. In the face of an ever worsening situation the people are losing patience with the incumbent government. Will Iraq be the next country to rise up? "Look at the child. Film it! Show the world!" A man screams at the camera, his face red with emotion, as he stands beside the mutilated body of a young boy. Yet the boy's mother and father have no energy for anger, they can only weep. This is daily life for the people of Baghdad. Everyday there are more explosions and more deaths. "This is our life - we bury the dead then come to play", says Bilal in a Baghdad pool room. He has watched his friends and family die, he is out of work and lives in a tiny space with his mother and two brothers. He is just one of the many who see no hope for the future of Iraq. "They came with sweet-talk; where are they now?",one man says of the government as he sits on a pile of rubble. The people here are trying to reclaim the few possessions they have from the site of a bombing. They are all full of anger at Iraq's politicians, because the situation has not changed. The bombings, killings and burials continue and it is taking a terrible toll on Iraq. As the anger and resentment builds no one can tell what will happen next.
Категория: Education
Время: 00:07:12.750
Теги: Nation Iraq Iran violence government baghdad terrorist bomb journeyman pictures news documentary current affairs
 

VOA60 Weekend - Iraq Violence

Dec 31. Iraq's Prime Minister declares December 31 a national day to celebrate the departure of all foreign troops from its soil. Jan 4: Two bombs explode in a mainly Shi'ite Muslim area of Sadr City in Baghdad. Jan 5: Two more explosions strike the Shi'ite Baghdad suburb of Kadhimya. Jan 6: A suicide bomber targeting Shi'ite pilgrims kills 44 people near a police checkpoint west of Nassiriya. Jan 7: A mortar round hits a Shi'ite district in northwestern Baghdad, at least four civilians are wounded.
Категория: News & Politics
Время: 00:00:51.750
Теги: iraq
 

Iraq Miscalculation: America's greatest mistake?

The withdrawal of US troops from Iraq has left a wave of sectarian violence in its wake. America says it left stability behind. But even the largest oil reserves in the world aren't enough to pay for the peace Iraqis want. RT's Sean Thomas investigates what that means for the reputation of the US in the region ... and beyond. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
Категория: News & Politics
Время: 00:03:09.750
Теги: RT Sean Thomas Mjr Shaw Baghdad Golf region intervention Saddam Hussein Hassan Salman invasion sectarian violence Viktor Aziz Rashael US America
 

Raed Jarrar: Violence Spikes in Iraq As US Considers Extending Occupation Past December 31

DemocracyNow.org - It was one year ago today that the Obama administration officially announced it was pulling the last full US combat brigade from Iraq. Today, roughly 46000 US troops remain in the country, along with more than 64000 private contractors. This week, as Iraq suffers its deadliest violence of the year there is increasing speculation that the Obama administration will extend its occupation of the war-ravaged nation. Earlier this month, the Iraqi government authorized talks on whether to approve keeping thousands of US troops in Iraq beyond a withdrawal deadline of December 31. Democracy Now! speaks to Raed Jarrar, an Iraqi-American blogger and political analyst based in Washington, DC, who was in Iraq two weeks ago. For the complete transcript, to download the podcast, or for more Democracy Now! reports on the war in Iraq, visit www.democracynow.org FOLLOW DEMOCRACY NOW! ONLINE: Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: @democracynow Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com Daily Email News Digest: www.democracynow.org Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org
Категория: News & Politics
Время: 00:10:48
Теги: amy goodman democracy now dn news politics juan gonzalez obama iraq withdrawal deadline extension military occupation war sadr violence Raed Jarrar sectarian violence muqtad al sader
 

What Does Recent Iraq Violence Mean for US Troops' Exit?

A wave of 42 attacks devastated Iraq on Monday, killing at least 70 people and wounding more than 200 in more than a dozen cities. Margaret Warner discusses what the attacks mean for the missions of the remaining US troops and the Iraqi security forces with The Washington Post's Annie Gowen, reporting from Baghdad.
Категория: News & Politics
Время: 00:03:29.250
Теги: PBS newshour Margaret Warner Annie Gowen iraq war baghdad united states military withdrawal troops security washington post
 

Iraqi domestic violence 'on the rise'

The UN estimates that one in five women in Iraq suffer from domestic abuse, in a society where a woman leaving her husband for any reason is considered grounds for punishment. One rights group says cases of abuse appear to be on the rise since the fall of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein nearly nine years ago. But even for women who do manage to escape their abuse, there are few places in the country they can go to seek refugee. Al Jazeera's Jane Arraf has this exclusive report from the capital, Baghdad.
Категория: News & Politics
Время: 00:02:11.250
Теги: middleeastnews aljazeera
 

Wave of violence in Iraq as US prepares to leave

Sept. 26 - A wave of violence hits Iraq as the US prepares to end its mission, but US officials do not see return to sectarian strife. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
Категория: News & Politics
Время: 00:02:19.500
Теги: business reuters news politics finance
 
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