Some times trying to be a little away from Iraq news even I live in middle of it, it's just a way to reduce tension in life.
But all the time, can't hold myself to feel pain on those innocent people who die everyday and to see Iraq wound still bleeding….
Nowadays destroy and blood happen again but in another area in Adhamyia ….
Killing people without any reason by armed persons, kidnapping other and kill them after hard torment were the most terrible things in this area.
Iraqi Forces decided to control the area to keep people safe like many areas in Iraq, armed persons without any identity tried again to enter the area so the fight start at the night, people didn't hear just shooting.
So like these fights repeated at nights. Most of people in this area are Sunni (Even I don't like to call people like this because we are Muslims if we are Sunni or Shiatt), people in this area supported by other in Faloja , so they decided to help them, so the fight now happen between three sides ( unknown persons, Iraqi forces, supporting people) and innocent people between them , just hearing shooting and afraid to go anyway.
Iraqi forces not enough to stop that; US army must be there so they can control the situation.
Now Iraqi Forces & US army against the other two sides, supporting side against Iraqi Forces, US army and armed persons, armed persons against supporting side , Iraqi forces and US army, crazy what is a PLAY!!!
How to solve that?! People leave their houses again, like what happen in Faloja!!
This is a result of everybody carry a weapon and fighting with it on what he is believe in without care to anything else.
Everyday pray to God to help all people in my country on this situation, hope one day can hear our pray to have a peaceful place and stop Iraq bleeding.
Thanks
Nibras
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10 comments:
hi nibras i read your article and i was impreased in two things your persoinalty and your style in writting in spite of your small age but i fel the wisdom in you hope to be friends .
regards
hazim
Hi Nibras,
greetings from the sea where we sail... here there is no fighting and I am sorry to hear your words of the violent chaos between all the groups.
What I do is pray and send a message of peace to you and the people that want peace. For those that are intent on fighting I ask for sense and to hear the idea that violence will not solve anything to come into their closed and set minds.
Positive thought and hope is what keeps the situation alive, once we give into fear and accept that stepping up that fear is the only solution we have all lost. Non violence is the only answer I can think of and it works around the world.
When violence is wipped up in the minds of those susceptible and have a so called justifiable cause then they threaten to tip the balance into mass destruction. we all know that what the americans want is a civil war and to turn the area upside down. War is the health of the American economy, just study history and it proved itself many times to come back after war.
The danger is that the Americans create this civil war...they have shown time and time again their insensitivity to the situation and Muslim culture as an occupying force with little to offer in the way of solution.
My feeling that this must come somehow from the Iraqi people themselves. Not being there it is very difficult to be opinionated and offer a way out... all I can do is offer you my support and blessings for what you are doing.
Phil
Thanks Phil to be here and sending your pray for a peaceful country as always.
and welcome Hazim in our blog.
Thanks
Although I believe americans could be better at accepting certain differences in our countries and work to create a bridge to cross the divide, I also, being here and working with the multinational forces feel betrayed. We truly (most of us anyway) love the peaceful iraqi people. I love the architechture and ways of life most share but we also as Americans are a race that defends its territory. We also are ones who want to befriend the Iraqis as well but we also in staying out of affairs such as religion are being blamed for so many things that are out of our hands. We are attacked here daily it seems and it is not only Americans dying here. That is the problem. America is not the only forces here in Iraq and we need to get that out and understood now! One things I hope to convey to the Iraqi people is that we really would rather be friends and not fight. We do not take attacks lightly either. We have been lied to many times by Iraqis playing "both sides of the field" so to speak. I just hope that more peaceful and understanding minds come together soon.
Thank you for hearing me out.
Sincerely,
Casey
Hi Nibras!
I am not ready yet to speculate regarding your article, but I sense lots of fear in Casey’s commenting.
"Casey" !! You got every thing wrong, you need to watch Fahrenheit 911 and read “WILL THEY EVER TRUST US AGAIN” by Michael Moore, and I can already tell you that we will not, and better yet no one will any more.
Amir Kasid
Amir,
Most people discount Michael Moore representation. If you base your political or personal beliefs on a movie maker then your views are going to be skewed. Many have tried it before. The Germans tried it with propoganda as well in World War 2. We have got to start looking outside the little box with the knobs on it. I look at both sides of the lines drawn in the sand and have my own view. I am not speaking on behalf of my country or my stupid president. Get that straight now. Also, afraid is something I am not. Everyday I am closer and closer to bombings and killings. I lost a friend the other day who was British. I speak for them as well. We don't want to be here! Take the politics away from this please. I won't listen to it. I am speaking for soldiers and men here in baghdad who see what is going on everyday. Don't tell me what I do and do not know and I will respect your opinions
Thank you
Hi there!
Sorry Nibras! I might miss used your page, but please allow me to make one more last statement to clarify some misunderstanding.
Casey.
Please note that I am not a native English speaker, however I am sincerely concerned that you don’t get or feel offended in any way.
To answer your reply, please let me remind you of what you wrote “If you base your political or personal beliefs on a movie maker then your views are going to be skewed”
Well the greatest nation of the USA was actually led by an actor not long time ago you still have Arnold in power, don’t you? That’s one thing the other thing is what you meant by “Many have tried it before. The Germans tried it with propaganda as well in World War 2” actually the only propaganda we have here is what the multi national forces led by the stat insisted on and now blaming the CIA for.
The facts that been reviled by moore are very series if not devastating.
One more conmen mistake is that you write “We have got to start looking outside the little box with the knobs on it” we are trying my friends that’s why we know that the Americans are fighting there on war against terror. Iraqis has nothing to do with that, what you go through every day is the action of those your government let inside Iraq deliberately after the liberation of Iraq to have a round with them not on the American soil, but on ours.
Here is an other miss understanding “afraid is something I am not. Everyday I am closer and closer to bombings and killings” I cant tell you how sorry I am you have to go through such a terrible and unnecessary violence and harshness every day, but fear is an abstract word it dost necessarily means being afraid it means mostly doubting the cause, and that’s why I recommended moore’s move. Just to shed some lights on what’s happening.
One last comment
“I lost a friend the other day who was British. I speak for them as well. We don't want to be here! Take the politics away from this please. I won't listen to it. I am speaking for soldiers and men here in baghdad who see what is going on everyday” believe me Casey if there is any one who understand the furiousness of losing a beloved one it would bee us, the Iraqis, but please remember much more civilians dies every day, and they don’t even have the chance or the means to defend themselves like you do, and even worst no one takes care of there families.
Please forgive my honesty; this is not personal in any way.
I highly respect every one on this blogg also respect al intellectual effort regardless.
Amir
I can respect your opinion my friend. A lot of Michael Moores thoughts or opinioins in his movie were very much out of context and also out of sequence. It does make a difference. I must admit that Bush is an idiot! Thank god that I don't have to live with that mistake too much longer. However, I am in a position to view some of the utter inhumane things that Saddam did to people like you and how he programmed everyone to believe him. I only wish we can show them but we are not allowed to in agreeance with UN and other authorities. Sometimes I just don't get politics and how Iraqis and Americans and Multinationals live with their non-action. I know a lot of coldiers here who would give their lives to save an Iraqi. This includes me. I want the children of this country to know there is a future and to grow out of all the hatred and animosity that has been harbouring for ages. This is older than you or me or even our fathers. I understand there are differences (glaring) in our cultures. I know about the dying civilians out here. We hear about them everyday and wish it had not happened. Even though it may not be respectful a few of us prayed ot our god that they passed on without pain and wished that he take care of their families. It is needless and also inhumane. I wish we could just end these terrible times and bring peace to this country but I am afraid that us just being American (with our free thinking and speech and religion) will only impeed the process. Even though we do have different thoughts on this issue I still respect your opinion and wish that one day we could shake hands and be partners one in the same.
Casey
Hi for all!
I am really confused now from all what happen here!! I can't find a reason to all that.
In the last two weeks, I lost two of my friends, one because he is a police officer and other by a bombing car, things get terrible here!
Am always trying to have a little hope so I can go on in this life but nothing here helping me to do that!
I tried to talk to all sides in this circle; many opinions and ideas, Iraqi said that they tired and must find way to end all that and the easier way is leaving home! Forces said that they don't want to be here! So what is happening here? Who's doing all that and cost us souls (Iraqi or American), what is the reason for all?
For Oil!
If you will say that Iraq is a rich country and its Oil is enough to build an economy, so I will say that oil wasn't for Iraqis one day, so if you asked any civilian now in road he will say please I don't want it just let me live in safety!
For freedom!
Which freedom costs a country thousands of his people, how can we feel in freedom if we are not safe!
For fighting terrorism!
And why terrorism just appears now and must fight it on Iraq land? Is the terrorism attack civilians or soldiers? I can't understand the mechanism of that?
God! I am dying everyday to see my country destroying and my people dying! And don't have just a simple pray and wish that all what happen here will end soon and doesn't cost innocents souls.
Many thanks for all for being here because we really need to understand what's happening from all sides.
Nibras
Americans evil, get out of Iraq now. And stop supporting Israeli state terrorism. Wherever they go, Americans cause havoc.
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