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re:[casi] the removal of SH



Dear CASI members,
Don't you think that setting up priorities for
Iraq should be done by Iraqis?

On this list we possibly have 3 or 4 types of
people.

First: Non Iraqis who are working to remove the
sanctions as a way to eleviate some civilian
suffering. It seems that their main aim is to
help the Iraqi people.

Second: Non Iraqis who are working to remove the
sanctions but they are not concerned about other
types of suffering inside Iraq. There aim seems
to be removing the sanctions for the sake of it,
or as a way of opposing any thing that america
does.

Third: Iraqis who are working against the
sanctions and defending Saddam at the same time.
You know them from the uruklink.net email
address (the only allowed email inside iraq) or
they would be writing from europe  but "just
come from a conference in baghdad organized by
the foreign ministry". Their aim seems to be
lifting the sanctions and defending Saddam. One
of them is actually a journalist in Iraqi
government's official newspaper "al-jumhooriyya".

Forth: Iraqis who are working against the
sanctions but believe the Iraq's problems are
not limited to sanctions. They also work against
the regime that lead Iraq to 2 bloody wars and
executes an Iraqi for merely "insulting" a
person called Saddam.

I honestly can not understand the motives of any
person working to help Iraqis and at the same
time ignores (or even defends) a regime that
killed them in their hunders of thousands.

Can someone enlighten me?

ahmed






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