Is there civilian ware in Iraq?
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AMARRA, Iraq - Insurgents posing as police destroyed the golden dome of one of Iraq's holiest Shiite shrines Wednesday, setting off an unprecedented spasm of sectarian violence. Angry crowds thronged the streets, militiamen attacked Sunni mosques, and at least 19 people were killed. With the gleaming dome of the 1,200-year-old Askariya shrine reduced to rubble, some Shiites lashed out at the United States as partly to blame. The violence many of the 90 attacks on Sunni mosques were carried out by Shiite militias seemed to push Iraq closer to all-out civil war than at any point in the three years since the U.S.-led overthrow of Saddam Hussein. \n\nMany followed Hitler blindly to their death. Yes Iraq in Civil War? Iraq and VietNam are the same.
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By any definition of terrorism, the US is as guilty as the "insurgents" in Iraq.  Under international law, since they have occupied another country, the US is responsible for civilian safety in Iraq, and over 100,000 have died.  There is too much blood on the hands of the US army.
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http://map.google.com is the best online map program you can get as a civilian.  Anything better requires military clearance.
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http://www.elfrank.com/bergtraum/images/IraqFlag.jpg\n\nThere you go !
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We are training Iraqi armed forces as well as police as an ongoing project.  The country has many internal problems between the different factions there.  The insurgents trying to incite a Civil War does not make the situation any better.  Almost daily we hear about attacks against the Iraqi Police, it is amazing that there are even people who want those jobs.  Things will eventually stabilize and the Iraqi's will be able to take over.
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At least New York exists.  The only WMDs in Iraq are the ones the US military uses.
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The pay for these jobs is much higher than in the states. Call Halliburton, they hire most of the civilians in Iraq.
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kutekymme,, what is the previous record.  Do you mean the 30k+ civilians that Saddam GASSED to death?  Or do you mean the civilians that are housing the enemy soldiers who are shooting from the rooftops of their homes?\n\nAlso, What war has the lowest number of soldiers killed in it?\nI'll give you a hint, Iraq.
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Couldn't find a picture of one but they must have one for the following to have taken place:\n\nhttp://www.aljazeera.com/me.asp?service_ID=8860\n\nOh wait, here's a pictre of Iraqi soldiers:\n\nhttp://www.boston.com/news/world/middleeast/articles/2005/01/08/report_paints_bleak_picture_of_iraqi_forces?pg=2
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There is an organization that accepts laptops only or cash donations to give to units in Iraq.  For further details, check out the source link.  Hope this helps with what you're looking for.
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noooo!!,what do you have if you destroy,destroy and keep destroying?will not be better to build?which the point on this war?for 10 hundreds soldiers dead may be one what?terrorist or one civilian?this war is not fair the way to fight against the terrorists is completely different,this one is a urban war.now where are the real terrorists hide?how many millions spent on..?
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No, they are not, in most cases.  It is possible to lose your civilian clothes privileges as a punishment, though.
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http://www.cronyjobs.com\n\nIf you are willing to bomb civilians look here
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Currently, it's in Iraq.
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LOL!!  Civilian, what kind of question is this?  And no, no smiley face today.
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I know KBR (subsidy of Halliburton).  Did you ever check out that PBS special regarding this topic? \nhttp://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/warriors/view/\n Very interesting.  You can actually watch it online.\n\n"How many private security firms are working in Iraq?"\n\nNo one knows the exact number of private security contractors that rushed into Iraq following the war. In April 2004, in response to a request from Congress, the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) compiled a list of 60 different firms employing a total of 20,000 personnel (including U.S. citizens, Iraqis and third-country nationals).\n\nBefore handing over power to the newly elected Iraqi government in January 2005, the CPA established "Memorandum 17," a notice that called for all private security companies operating in Iraq to register by June 1 and established an oversight committee led by Iraq's Ministry of the Interior. \n\nAccording to Lawrence Peter, a former CPA official and the director of the Private Security Company Association of Iraq, as of June 21, 2005, 37 security contractors have registered with the Iraqi Ministry of the Interior. One is awaiting approval, and at least 18 additional security companies are in the process of registering.\n\nhere's the link for more info:  \n\nhttp://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/warriors/\nhttp://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/warriors/faqs/
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not really\nwhat intrests does india have in IRaq?\nsquat