Iraq: A Job Well Done

By Dr. Hesham Tillawi
November 26th, 2006

“The powers that be” decided it’s time for the Democrats to play their predestined roll in the final phase of “Iraq no More.” The curtain is coming down on the last scene of “Bravo Republicans” for the long awaited objective of destroying Iraq for Israel. After a short recess the curtain will rise again with a new scene from “Come home Yankees, we know you tried” as if to say, We went to Iraq to teach Iraqis democracy but they refused to learn it.

When I was a kid, not even out of elementary school yet, I somehow knew the CIA was the most powerful intelligence service in the World. And, In 2001 I knew that Saddam Hussien had no weapons of mass destructions; however the CIA stated that they did not know. (or so, they wanted us to so believe this story) At the time , Bush et al were taking to the airwaves to convince Americans about Saddam’s WMDs, and his links to Bin Laden. Once again, I knew right then and there that they were lying. At that time Iraqis lost 500,000 children due to malnutrition and lack of medicine due to a decade of sanctions by the US and the UN on innocent Iraqi civilians, which was acknowledged at that time by then- Secretary of State Madeleine Albright when she said in an interview after being asked about the half million Iraqi children’s death: ” We think the price is worth it.” Iraq was not permitted to import any kind of electrical or mechanical equipment under the sanctions. Technically Iraq was sent back to the dark ages and I knew they would not have the capacity to threaten anyone much less the US.

In 1982, a Mossad strategy paper was published in Beirut by the AAUG where it took each Arab country and described in details where the fault lines exist in every country and the easiest way to break it up. They said Iraq was to be broken up into three different countries, Kurds, Sunnis, and Shiites. (more…)