(1/3) IRAQ WAR (Five Years Later)

then & now

Baghdad, 5 years on (part 1 of 3): City of walls

US claims that the military surge is bringing stability to Iraq. By traveling through the heart of Baghdad its easy to see by enclosing the Sunni and Shia populations behind 12ft walls, the surge has left the city more divided and desperate than ever. Video by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad. … Iraq usa military surge wall 12 [...]

Baghdad 5 years on (part 3 of 3): Iraq’s lost generation

An orphanage in Sadr city, where children speak of their hatred of America. A generation of Iraqi children have been radicalised and anti-westernised by the war. Video by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad.

Baghdad 5 years on (part 3 of 3): Iraq’s lost generation

An orphanage in Sadr city, where children speak of their hatred of America. A generation of Iraqi children have been radicalised and anti-westernised by the war. Video by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad.

Baghdad 5 years on (part 3 of 3): Iraq’s lost generation

An orphanage in Sadr city, where children speak of their hatred of America. A generation of Iraqi children have been radicalised and anti-westernised by the war. Video by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad.

Baghdad 5 years on (part 3 of 3): Iraq’s lost generation

An orphanage in Sadr city, where children speak of their hatred of America. A generation of Iraqi children have been radicalised and anti-westernised by the war. Video by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad.

Baghdad 5 years on (part 3 of 3): Iraq’s lost generation

An orphanage in Sadr city, where children speak of their hatred of America. A generation of Iraqi children have been radicalised and anti-westernised by the war. Video by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad.

Baghdad 5 years on (part 3 of 3): Iraq’s lost generation

An orphanage in Sadr city, where children speak of their hatred of America. A generation of Iraqi children have been radicalised and anti-westernised by the war. Video by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad.

Baghdad 5 years on (part 3 of 3): Iraq’s lost generation

An orphanage in Sadr city, where children speak of their hatred of America. A generation of Iraqi children have been radicalised and anti-westernised by the war. Video by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad.

September 11th Remembered 5 Years After the Start of the Iraq War

There is much in the news these days about the 5 years the United States has been in the Iraq War. On March 20, 2003 we began an invasion of another country and we have occupied this country since then. This began my thinking of how we got there. I like to get the fact [...]

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