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gsmoove23
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Ned, its been shown all over that it isn't only these places being targeted. Its just lawlessness and as damaging to the Iraqi people as the Baath party or Saddam if its not stopped soon.
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Alvaro
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the land of the not so free
Apr 2003 time: 05:27
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Let them burn those party offices.
US Army should stand aside and observe. Let the frustration be taken out on those offices and not their soldiers, its a delicate situation as it is without any confrontations with the local population.
I totally agree with Ned.
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Bereta_Eder
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Kramerman is right.
The thing is that at some given time this must be done.
Many of these people looting are common criminals BTW, came from other places.
The Brits took some chances and indeed shot 5 people down. (who were trying to steal grain - again).
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Bereta_Eder
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There is a solution however.
People need to be fed and have water. This is the first task.
To do that there need to be 2 things:
calm so that humanitarian missions can finally go into these towns more promtply.
no more looting of basic necessities like food or medecins.
The people of Iraq don't care if someone's been stealing some desks from a gov. building.
But they do care about the thieves of basic needs, such as is grain.
These thieves can be effectively stopped with the population agreeing.
And then there needs to be some short of calm to get the humanitarian missions in and try and get Iraq's remaining functionality back on its feet.
It is a monumental task, but that's what you get for getting in if you care, of course.
First need is food and water of course. For big cities.
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Ned
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of Aptos, CA
Oct 1999 time: 21:27
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paiktis, a most sensible post. As well, responsible governments are already volunteering police. I hope we take them up on it.
"For the time being though, its Canada and Denmark who have volunteered to send their policemen to help restore law and order in lawless Iraq.
Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien said on Friday that if the need be felt, the country would be open to sending members of its mounted police to Iraq. Canada had earlier sent its Mounties to trouble-torn cities like Kosovo for enforcing order.
“If it is the contribution we can make, we will do it,” said the prime minister. Canadian solicitor-general Wyne Easter, in charge of law enforcement, has already begun discussions with government officials in anticipation of a request for lending the country’s police to Iraq. “We are committed to doing whatever we can to ensure Iraqi people have as much security and safety as we do in our cities,” he said."
http://english.aljazeera.net/topics...7&parent_id=258
It looks like Canada just joined the coalition.
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