What Iraqi's really think.

[Raziaar]

Obviously not an accurate representation of all Iraqi's, as nothing is ever accurate representation of everybody. People are different, they're views are different.

But here are two Iraqi gentleman, each who owns their own web logs, and have their own, personal opinions on the iraq war. It's honest, and truthful, from their perspectives.

http://therealuglyamerican.com/2006/03/09/what-iraqis-really-think/

 

[mortiz]

many of them came with a decision in their minds to help me and my people and my country.

I think that was the last thought on the minds of the proprietors of this war. Some Iraqi's seem to think that the war was over what Saddam was doing to his people, we all know that's BS because worse stuff is happening in the Sudan right now and and no one is doing sweet FA about it.

 

[Razor]

I think that was the last thought on the minds of the proprietors of this war. Some Iraqi's seem to think that the war was over what Saddam was doing to his people, we all know that's BS because worse stuff is happening in the Sudan right now and and no one is doing sweet FA about it.

The huge majority of soldiers out there is have that opinion, some are there though because they were told to go and are just doing their duty, others are there because they do feel that they are there to help Iraq and the Iraqi people into a better future for everyone. These are the views that should really matter to Americans when it comes to deciding whether the war was right or not and whether the soldiers over there are doing a good job or not...not some idiot woman named Cindy.

 

[Mechagodzilla]

Um, actually, the soldier's views aren't relevant to the morality behind the war at all.

It is the objectives of the people who sent them there, and those who are giving the orders, that matter.
And, as we all know, saving the Iraqi people was not much of a priority at all.

Anyways, last I heard, something like 80% of soldiers in Iraq think that they are there to get revenge for 9/11.