Monday, August 27, 2018

US and puppet government betray the Iraqi people

Iraq's US-installed puppet government is betraying the Iraqi people and providing them with water unfit for humans and animals.



  1.  12 hours ago
    This video is a tribute to analysts who claim that Iraq’s national budget is not enough to solve the country’s problems. These men cut the oil pipe—watch how the black gold (oil) is robbed, while people in drink poisoned water.
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  2.  13 hours ago
    A powerful video illustrating the story of , its wealth, living conditions, corruption, protests, government violence, toxic water, poison cases...and the talent of the Iraqi youth (I am proud of you Ahmad Alsaad).
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  3.  13 hours ago
    CC: , This woman from has a message for you. She called you a thieve. Protesters gathered money to buy medication for a fellow protester poisoned by the water the delivers to residents.
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  4.  13 hours ago
    Activists from delivered water bottles to residents and protesters. People from plan to join the humble initiative to aid the people of Basra.
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  5.  14 hours ago
    Activists traveled from to to cover the protests and living conditions in the province. They were arrested, beaten, and denied travel to return home. Can help?
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  6.  14 hours ago
    This man claims to have tested water delivered to residents and bottled water in . The lab results indicate that water contains human remains, toxins, and cancerous poison. Can confirm or deny?
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  7.  14 hours ago
    This young man broke down in tears & ripped his shirt off in mourning for lower turn out in protesters. He called on people to protest against toxic water in , lack of electricity & employment. His friend was shot while protesting.
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  8.  Aug 25
    “I be tryna laugh with the bros 'bout the opps** that we know But they can't take a joke, 'cause it's not one” (Aubrey Drake Graham, 2018). ——— **Opps is short for opposition.
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  9.  Aug 25
    This is how children in celebrated Eid with their families—their “amusement park” is staged next to a landfill. Where is the from all of this? How about ?
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  10.  Aug 25
    This is another river in Abu Alkhaseeb area—Iraq’s southern farmlands. Rivers turned pink from toxins and pollution. In case the doesn’t know what’s happening in the south, I hope this video is educational.
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  11.  Aug 25
    This is a river in Abu Alkhaseeb area in , known for its farmlands. Rivers turned pink/red from toxins. This man stated that this is all happening under the watchful eye of & no one is doing anything to save the people.
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  12.  Aug 25
    CC: , This man has a message for you. He said that you either join the people on the streets or stay at home and represent your father there. He also asked, “how do you speak aganist the and then you sit with them?”
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  13.  Aug 25
    [Political] “Parties are ISIS,” protesters chanted in , adding “He who doesn’t protest, should wear his woman’s scarf,” in an attempt to call on men to join the protests.
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  14.  Aug 25
    CC: ; ; : This woman from has a message for you. She told Abadi to leave; called you thieves; and called on more men to join the anti-corruption protests. She sustains her orphans with government flour filled with lice.
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  15.  Aug 24
    Look at the bacteria living inside the water pipes in , Iraq’s richest oil province. , , and , would you drink it?
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  16.  Aug 24
    residents state that the government is pumping water directly from Shat-al-Arab to their homes and that the water contains bacteria and cannot be used.
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  17.  Aug 24
    This man says, “In case you ask ‘why do you protest?’ This is the answer,” while cleaning his water tank. The dirt is the left over residue of the water once stored in the tank.
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  18.  Aug 24
    More water from . if you ever visit Basra again, I dare you to drink from the same water you expect the residents of Basra to drink. where are Basra’s petrodollars?
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  19.  Aug 24
    Animals in are dying. Some are getting sick from the water, while others refuse to drink it altogether. This is the same water delivered to and shared with humans.
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  20.  Aug 24
    The is delivering water to residents containing dirt, bacteria, and salt. When the people protest, the government fires live bullets.
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