Xanith
Apr 9th, 2003, 11:01 AM
Looks as if the initial reaction to coalition forces in Iraq was nothing more than restraint out of fear and uncertainty. It looks as if the Iraqi people are beginning to realize that coalition forces are there to rid the country of a brutal regime they have been forced to live under for 30 years.
Latest news reports say that citizens are taking to the streets of Baghdad and celebrating the arrival of coalition forces. In one section of the city citizens of Baghdad were attempting to tear down a statue of Saddam. And when one reporter asked one Iraqi how he felt about coalition forces he said, "It's safety for me ... they don't hurt anyone," he said. "All the people here is happy -- I see happy."
Looks as if the Iraqis are happy the coalition came and a lot of the initial fear and uncertainty about the coalition forces is gone. The Iraqi people are beginning to understand that the coalition is there to complete the job of removing Saddam and it’s now time to celebrate their freedom from Saddam’s brutal regime.
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Latest news reports say that citizens are taking to the streets of Baghdad and celebrating the arrival of coalition forces. In one section of the city citizens of Baghdad were attempting to tear down a statue of Saddam. And when one reporter asked one Iraqi how he felt about coalition forces he said, "It's safety for me ... they don't hurt anyone," he said. "All the people here is happy -- I see happy."
Looks as if the Iraqis are happy the coalition came and a lot of the initial fear and uncertainty about the coalition forces is gone. The Iraqi people are beginning to understand that the coalition is there to complete the job of removing Saddam and it’s now time to celebrate their freedom from Saddam’s brutal regime.
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