The United States is one of the few industrialized nations NOT to have ratified the Kyoto Protocol.
Neither Democrat or Republican have pushed to ratifie it because that would hit big brothr business in the pocket.
Perhaps I should give a little background. I am part of First Medical Battalion. I am a medic. We ahd hired many Iraqi nationals to rebuild thier own base which we had occupied during my stay in Iraq. My crew personnaly rebuilt thier hospital and it s capabilites. I cared for many Iraqi people and made many friends. One story in particular was a kid no older than 11. He told us he was 18. He was working for the police department as a cook and had spilled boiling water all over his legs. I personally took care of him. He cried alot because he missed his father, luckily i had a freind who's english was pretty good and i crossed base to get him to translate for me (the base is huge) After we got the kid calmed down, i spent the rest of the day trying to get him transport back to his father.
Now you tell me if I was intimidating Iraqis.
I have to say, i was there for seven months and met many Iraqis of both persuasions. But it seemed to me that the fighters were mostly foriegn and the nationals i met were pretty happy not to have Saddam over them.
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The United States is one of the few industrialized nations NOT to have ratified the Kyoto Protocol. Neither Democrat or Republican have pushed to ratifie it because that would hit big brothr business in the pocket.
Perhaps I should give a little background. I am part of First Medical Battalion. I am a medic. We ahd hired many Iraqi nationals to rebuild thier own base which we had occupied during my stay in Iraq. My crew personnaly rebuilt thier hospital and it s capabilites. I cared for many Iraqi people and made many friends. One story in particular was a kid no older than 11. He told us he was 18. He was working for the police department as a cook and had spilled boiling water all over his legs. I personally took care of him. He cried alot because he missed his father, luckily i had a freind who's english was pretty good and i crossed base to get him to translate for me (the base is huge) After we got the kid calmed down, i spent the rest of the day trying to get him transport back to his father. Now you tell me if I was intimidating Iraqis.
I have to say, i was there for seven months and met many Iraqis of both persuasions. But it seemed to me that the fighters were mostly foriegn and the nationals i met were pretty happy not to have Saddam over them.
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