9 of april 2010 in history of Iraq

Its friday 9 of april 2010 and it is holiday in Iraq and all arabic countries and we have changeable weather here in Iraq this week but now it is clear with cool winds that make everyone feels better, however this day carry sad memory to all Iraqi people since it remind them with the memoir of the War on Iraq in 2003/4/9 and how many people in Iraq loss members of their families from that day till this hour and the count is still on, and especially after the election day in Iraq on 7 of march 2010 when more that 62% of Iraqis give there votes for the persons whom they thought they will be good for Iraq but till now and even after announcement of the results of the elections nothing changed and I am talking on personal side in my city more concrete barrier placed to close the main streets and sub-streets in the city which make very big traffic jam and many many accident all over the day because of these barriers (placed by the army force) and now they are using walls of concrete (2.5 meter high) and this is so terrible and make everyone gets nervous and hypertensive quickly.

see the barriers at the left blocking the entery to hospital from one side

here the barriers is in the middle and blocking a street near the hospital

this is how I see things from my point that all these explodes happening now is for political reasons and to keep the army under control of certain persons "with power" to make anything.

Living and hating war and any related stuffs in Mosul

If you want to live in Mosul city you will need you will get used on to be unprotected and with out any means of human rights. Last tuesday on 2/2/2010 at 3:45 am a group of Iraqi army where striking heavily on our front door, we wake up and where frightened and we expected a big catastrophe, dad went downstairs and he opened the door and there was 6 tall army men standing at the door and other 20 man doing the same thing to the neighbours barely I wake up on my sister voice shouting get up and I quickly wore my hijab.
Can you imagine that, I guess no..
These army men where just asking for the IDs of the families and nothing else they were looking at each ID card and if there was a son in the family they wanted to know,
my little brother (7years old)was sleeping and he we didn't woke him when the army know that we have a son and dad told them he is just a kid and my dad showed them his ID they didn't believe and they went to his room and opened their lights on him then quickly left the house he woke up frightened and saying "is there was an army in my bed room!!!!!"
can't they wait till 7 am of even 6 am and then do what they want. While the government him self said there wouldn't be any searching of houses after 7 pm till 6 am of every day.
it looks like they are (young men hunters) if they found and boy or man (16 years - 40 years ) they might take him with out any declarations just because they want.
This is really miserable life that nobody deserve to life in fear of being catched "wrongly" for couple of weeks without any fault.!!!!
This is the 3rd time since 1/1/2010 this happened in parts of the city.
This is not fair really I began hating living in Iraq.
As I heard the Iraqi army was at its best state between 1975 - 2003 and now it is replace be group of worthless men that some of them even don't know reading and writing and some of them use his power to offence people in the road, hit anyone at any time with no reason, speaking badly ant any one, even stealing money while searching houses and now every thing begin to be clear that there is persons inside the military that accused with dealing with terrorists and kidnapping and also stealing banks in Iraq.

10 days in mosul city and Duhuk

Just now at 7:32 am of october , 02 , 2009 big explosion happened in mosul city I don't know where but I can tell you that it is big one because of its loudness also few shots are heard and no one in the street nexk to us. "It is really scary when you be in such situation and you won't feel it till you experience to be it war and you wouldn't hear the shot that will kill you. " this how are many people in Iraq thing and live every day to be not afraid from shots or explosions voice.

Last 10 days were filled with many events, my family and I we to Duhuk twice and we bought new furnitures to our new hosue and we went to Dream city in duhuk it is good place if you want to enjoy the GREEN of nature.

The schools and medical college of mosul started in 27/09/2009 and the first day was long day I couldn't wait till 12pm so I back to home. The college uniform will be blur jaket and gray skirt with white shirt.

I will put pictures from our travel to Duhuk

20 march 2003 in our history, War on Iraq

On 20 March 2003, the US-led coalition forces invaded Iraq to strike targets presidential and in Baghdad and around it. On the ninth of April of the same year, Saddam Hussein's regime officially breaks down. Since then, Iraq entered a new phase in its history differed in almost all aspects of the previous decades.

One manifestation of this transformation, the formation of a government derives its legitimacy from the Iraqi elections based on pluralism instead of one-party control as it was during the regime of Saddam Hussein.

However, the side, the Iraqis has lived through traumatic times and still under the fire of bombings and armed military operations of foreign forces, and ethnic and sectarian reprisals and, which has killed tens of thousands of Iraqis, with the abandonment of hundreds of thousands from their homes voluntarily or involuntarily.

In the six-year anniversary of the invasion of Iraq and the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime, the change in your life, if you're an Iraqi? Are you optimistic or pessimistic?
A few words, How do you see your past, your present, and your future?
If you weren't Iraqi so how would like to The War from your view ? .

Iraq War What Is The Price?

The war situations in Iraq are getting worse day by day. The Democrat’s support for the war to continue means that it will stagger forward in anticipation of the mission getting collapsed.

Today Iraq is no longer called a unified country.

2 million Iraqis have been forced to take shelter elsewhere as their home have turned to ashes. Equal number of people fled from the country. Countries like Jordan have maximum number of refugees there.

A report says that every one out of three Iraqis needs emergency aid badly, but the war and aggression is so widespread that medical aid is impossible. Iraq is in a state of anarchy. The American chaos has forced people to take bad against US troops as well. Everyday many soldiers get killed in Iraq.

It was not thought to be like this. Do you remember all visions of a democratic Iraq? Politicians had assured us that the combat would be a cakewalk.

Democracy would be enforced in the Iraq. Now, struggling to save their own trustworthiness, they charge the disaster because of poor planning and management.

Iraq was full of oil resources. The disaster had led this country to a situation where it can hardly supply its resources to any other country. The victory over Iraq has resulted only violence, poverty, terrorism, and lots of other things. Such a situation has forced Iraq to struggle with the poverty, poor economy, and terrorism for next a few couple of years.
Was this victory worth it?