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Seven years of mayhem in Iraq

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“Leaked documents on Iraq have no special timing”

Published: 25 October, 2010, 11:32
Edited: 26 October, 2010, 22:56


Iraq's prime minister says the latest WikiLeaks revelations are a move to derail his chances of forming a government by linking him to death squads.

 
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joseph walker October 25, 2010, 16:57 quote
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People who are surprised at the torture of iraquies must have arrived from a different planet.Sadaam tortured ,murdered more civilians than anybody else.America gave the Iraquies a chance to govern themselves,and have a system where its goverment is accountable to the people.Wiki leakes ,my opinion wasted printing paper,to the intelligent.Iraq,turkey Egypt,israel,jordon and lebanon and the palistain west bank are presently struggling ,probably are the only countries in the middle east which has govts that represent they people,most others are autocratic govts.

R.L. October 25, 2010, 17:03 quote
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Rather than justice, security and peace, give me truth. I love Wikileaks.

Johnlinn October 25, 2010, 17:50 quote
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Prime Minister of Canada has long been aware of the repercussions his policy on detainees was having, and the implications on his government if the warnings were not heeded. But it wasn't until a diplomat, who'd been MUZZLED BY HARPER, broke his silence that most Canadians became aware of the misconduct being perpetrated by our government in Afghanistan. Roughly 21 per cent of Afghan prisoners interviewed by Canadian diplomats over a nine-month period reported some form of abuse by CANADIANS. Today, Minister Stephen Harper raised human rights issues in detail with Ukraine's President Viktor Yanukovych??!?!?. He also made a clear reference to the starvation deaths of up to 10 million Ukrainians at the hands of Josef Stalin in the 1930s genocide?!?! Harper appeared emotional earlier in the day as he visited an outdoor site marking that genocide, referred to as the Holodomor?!?! His visit is laden with symbolic gestures of support for sensitive points of Ukrainian history and struggling democratic institutions in the country. THIS IS MY GOVERNMENT. WHO TORTURED AFGHAN PRISONERs, now, speaks about "human rights"?!?!?

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