Monday, September 13, 2004
September 11 in Baghdad
Kevin Williams, who lives in Baghdad, muses on the 3th anniversary of the September 11 events: "The total number of deceased on the day of the attacks on New York, Washington and Pensylvania fell just short of 3000. In Iraq today the figure for the dead is not counted - but is widely believed to be in the tens of thousands. Now over 1000 US troops have also been killed. The resistance to the "Occupation" is increasing. The question must be asked over and over - When will it stop?" He recounts his experience on September 11, 2oo4: gun battles and bomb explosions, no water, no electricity. A 'normal' day in Baghdad.
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