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Baghdad's Kassakhoon: Can Iraqis forgive America?

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Sunday, 18 December 2011. Can Iraqis forgive America? A cartoon in an Iraqi newspaper shows an Iraqi man shouting on a withdrawing U.S. soldier to take with him sectarianism, corruption and federalism. America is withdrawing from Iraq. Eventually! To those who say the was is ended and use the words "pride" and "success" whenever talk about the war especially Barack Obama, I say: YOU ARE WRONG AND YOU WANT ONLY TO FOUL THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. American people, you are still supporting this war since you are h...

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Baghdad's Kassakhoon: A moving plea to help Yazidis in Iraq

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Tuesday, 5 August 2014. A moving plea to help Yazidis in Iraq. A moving plea from the Yazidi femal lawmaker, Vian Dakheel, about the atrocities Yazidis are facing now in the town of Sinjar at the hands of Sunni extremists affiliated to the Islamic State group. As she was addressing the parliament, she burst into tears and then collapsed. Save us, save us.Thirty thousand families are trapped in Sinjar mountain without water and food 48 hours now. Till now 70 children and 50 elderly passed away&#46...Iraq'...

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Baghdad's Kassakhoon: Caricatures from some Iraqi newspapers on current situation

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Wednesday, 6 August 2014. Caricatures from some Iraqi newspapers on current situation. Bleeding Sinjar Mountain. Members of Yazidi community have trapped there since Sunday after militants of the Islamic State extremist group taking over Sinjar town. Dozens of children and elderly have reportedly passed away due to lack of food and water. Source: Al-Sabah Newspaper. Who will be seated on Prime Minster chair? Here, the fat militant says that he realizes that he has reached his end in Iraq while a man in t...

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Baghdad's Kassakhoon: It's time to buy that one-way ticket, other voice says.

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Thursday, 28 August 2014. It's time to buy that one-way ticket, other voice says. Only immigration door is open for Iraqis. Source: Al-Mada Newspaper. No other choice is left for Iraqis who still live on this cursed land only to leave. I have been lying to myself all these years that the country would be better. I acknowledge that I was wrong. Amid all that, the fate of Baghdad where I live is still unclear. Who will grab it, how and when? This is the big question in the minds of its residents. The eldes...

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Baghdad's Kassakhoon: 08/11/14

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Monday, 11 August 2014. Boosting morale or addressing evil inside us? I really can't take it anymore as dozens of pro-government songs that glorify the wars and death flooding the State and pro-Prime Minister TVs all the day and underlining the culture of violence in our society. Whenever I watch a clip and listen to the lyrics I feel snakes coming out from the singers' mouths to whisper in our ears: "Take up the arms quickly otherwise you will be killed.". In that song, called. Therefore, you can find t...

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Baghdad's Kassakhoon: Other tings are not important!

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Tuesday, 6 December 2011. Other tings are not important! I'm still not exactly sure why I decided to hit the road few days ago to Iraq's revered southern Shiite province of Najaf to see for the first time in my life Grand Ayatollah Ali Al-Sistani, the most revered Shiite cleric by many Shiites inside and outside Iraq. Was it my curiosity as a journalist to see the man who has been politically influential and has had his fingerprints on Iraq's political landscape since 2003 U.S.-led invasion? Did the Shii...

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Baghdad's Kassakhoon: Isn’t selling oil harder than selling tomato and cocumber Kaka?

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Tuesday, 29 July 2014. Isn’t selling oil harder than selling tomato and cocumber Kaka? The United Kalavrvta. Source: The U.S. Authorities. As much as I’m sad for the circumstances Iraq and Iraqis are going through, but I feel much better after hearing the news about the slap that Massoud Barzani, the president of Iraq’s Kurdish region, got today. As I was following the news, the picture of the Kurdish Prime Minister, Nechervan Barzani, came before my eyes when he was addressing the regional parliament ea...

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Baghdad's Kassakhoon: Boosting morale or addressing evil inside us?

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Monday, 11 August 2014. Boosting morale or addressing evil inside us? I really can't take it anymore as dozens of pro-government songs that glorify the wars and death flooding the State and pro-Prime Minister TVs all the day and underlining the culture of violence in our society. Whenever I watch a clip and listen to the lyrics I feel snakes coming out from the singers' mouths to whisper in our ears: "Take up the arms quickly otherwise you will be killed.". In that song, called. Therefore, you can find t...

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Baghdad's Kassakhoon: 08/28/14

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Thursday, 28 August 2014. It's time to buy that one-way ticket, other voice says. Only immigration door is open for Iraqis. Source: Al-Mada Newspaper. No other choice is left for Iraqis who still live on this cursed land only to leave. I have been lying to myself all these years that the country would be better. I acknowledge that I was wrong. Amid all that, the fate of Baghdad where I live is still unclear. Who will grab it, how and when? This is the big question in the minds of its residents. The eldes...