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twilight Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Sep-02-03 10:00 AM
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1. sad indeed
What a shame, the Iraqi people had no use for these drugs before the invasion and now the streets are lined with drug peddlers.

Saddam wouldn't tolerate illegal drug traffic in Iraq and it was a known fact as to what the consequences would be.

Now, where is Saddam? No one know and the streets are littered with real trash, drug pushers.

Perhaps its the only escape from reality for the Iraqi people might I suggest?

In any event, it is sad and shameful. What about all the troops protecting Iraq? What are they doing besides perhaps sharing the goods?

:kick:
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