Iraq Census (January 31, 2010)

(January 31, 2010) Martin Lewis, Stanford Senior Lecturer in International History, discusses the history of conflict in from the times of Mesopotamia to modern day Iraq and the current US occupation.

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Category:

Education

Tags:

• History
• Geography
• international relations
• political studies
• election
• Saddam Hussein
• Baath
• Sunni
• Muslim
• religion
• Shiite
• Kurdistan
• Kurds
• conflict
• war
• coalition forces
• military
• Saudi Arabia
• regime
• ecology
• WMD
• weapons of mass destruction

[ufster81]

wikipedia ??? really ???

[TheTigercave]

power struggle is economics = america funded kurds so iran + iraq gas them = power struggle economics moral of story look after your own messed up country

before you mess up other what goes around comes around ... someone will invade

america one day ...... no money no power ... oil oil oil oil ,

[TheTigercave]

america funded all the wars in iraq and gave saddam green light to all wars

read f.b.i files then double crossed him in 1991 -2003

[TheTigercave]

you are learning about iraqi history after invading.... you americans have no history

iraq was good with saddam until you corrupted him ... the bath party was christian

scular ........ dont try and rule the world what goes around comes around america will be on its knees china watch the ride ... oil oil oil oil oil oil oil

[TheTigercave]

There has never been civil war in iraq in its 7000 year history + america has caused the fragments in iraq

to steal oil for its own stupid greed leave the holyland and try and sort out your crumbling power ?