“The USA is still occupying Iraq, which we've ground into dust over the past 6 years.” --- REALLY? The Observer wonders what Iraqis said in polling last week about the quality of life indicators

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This far-left, ‘ground into dust,’ meme will come as a shock to average Iraqis, who last week in polling when asked,  "In the past six months had the security and economic situation in Iraq become WORSE?" only 8% said, "Yes." 

David Perkins in Baghdad said,

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PRESS CONFERENCE

http://www.dodvclips.mil/?fr_story=FRdamp284738&rf=sitemap

The Brookings Iraq Index 

http://www.brookings.edu/saban/~/media/Files/Centers/Saban/Iraq%20Index/index.pdf

"Iraq is not so much about an insurgency anymore," Gen. Odierno said.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125426788854050939.html

According to AFPS:

“Democracy will prevail in Iraq,” Joe Biden said.

http://www.mnf-iraq.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=27952&Itemid=128

Economic quality of life indicators in Iraq from 2000 (Saddam's era) to the Present:

Average hours of electricity/Day - UP 709% (for all of Iraq, not just Saddam favored areas)

Millions of barrels of oil/Day - UP 10.4%

Nationwide unemployment rate - 32%, DOWN from 39%

Tons of liquid cooking gas/Day - UP 14%

Percentage of Saddam's war debts forgiven - 80% (of war debt burden removed)

Percentage of the Iraq annual budget spent on human services - UP 3,740%

Index of political freedom - UP 17 slots out of 21 in the Middle East, now the fourth most free country - 1) Israel, 2) Morocco, 3) Lebanon and surprise, surprise, surprise coming in at number 4) Iraq!!!

TheBrookings Iraq Index 

http://www.brookings.edu/saban/~/media/Files/Centers/Saban/Iraq%20Index/index.pdf

Joe Biden declared VICTORY in Iraq yesterday... sort of...

http://www.mnf-iraq.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=27952&Itemid=128

 

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