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U.S. Sends Iraq Solar Powered Water Purification Systems

greenstudentu.com — Since 2003 U.S. troops have been an ever-present force in Iraq. The purpose of the Iraq War was to overthrow Saddam Hussein and to establish democracy in Iraq, but it seems that all we have done is cause great destruction to Iraq's natural resources. One way the U.S. is helping is by sending solar powered water purification systems to Iraq.

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  • SeethisPass, on 12/18/2007, -0/+1For many years the U.S. wouldn't allow Iraq to have chlorine in order to have clean water to drink. This was because chlorine was a dual use commodity that could possibly be used in weapons of mass destruction. The U.S. therefore Became a weapon of mass destruction when children were forbidden clean water for their entire growing period. I'm ashamed of our terrorist government, they should not try to run the world with this kind of resulting track record.
  • Feralvision, on 12/18/2007, -0/+0Add to the fact that a THIRD of the entire population of Iraq are now in need of emergency aid, thanks to the annihilation of Iraq's infrastructure by our 'freedom loving' coalition forces.

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