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Education

 

3300 Iraqi schools renovated, or soon to be completed, since the overthrow of Saddam

 

9 Million New math and science textbooks printed and distributed with pro-Saddam propaganda extracted

 

85% Primary and secondary schools that have re-opened since the overthrow of Saddam

 

159,000 Student desks distributed to Iraqi schools

 

81,735 Teaching kits distributed to Iraqi primary school teachers

 

Human Rights

 

71% Proportion of Iraqis in a February 2004 survey that said they expected their lives to be even better in a year

 

76,000 New jobs created by the Iraqi National Employment Program

 

600 New judges presently working in Iraqi Courts of Law

 

170 Newspapers currently published in Iraq

 

33% Percentage of Iraqis that receive worldwide information via satellite

 

70 Mosques refurbished by coalition forces

 

Healthcare

 

$1 Billion Current budget for the Iraqi Ministry of Health; 25 times greater than the $16 million annual budget under Saddam's reign

 

25% Increase in immunization rates among Iraqi children

 

75 Iraqi medical facilities refurbished by the Coalition Provisional Authority

 

700,000 Pregnant Iraqi women received a tetanus toxoid vaccination to improve their pre-natal healthcare

 

Infrastructure

 

500,000 Average increase in the daily number of oil barrels produced

 

16 Average number of hours of electricity for Iraqi citizens; a 40 percent increase from levels under Saddam

 

20 Million Iraqis of the country's 27 million citizens receive clean water due to new water and sanitation projects

 

1,005,580 Iraqi telephone subscribers; a 20 percent increase from under Saddam

 

Government and Politics

 

67 Iraqi cities with fully functioning municipalities only four months after the beginning of the war

 

85% Percentage of small Iraqi towns that had fully functioning municipalities only four months after the beginning of the war

 

81 Iraqi women serve on neighborhood and district councils around Baghdad

 

6 Iraqi women appointed as Cabinet-level ministers in the newly-formed Iraqi Interim Government

 

Yep. We're in it for the oil.

Nice. Where did you get that info?

The last time I heard those facts were out out of that nut Coulter claiming that nothing was going wrong in Iraq.

 

I see this was done in Febuary by those polls.

I think this would be really awesome if it were happening in America. We're cutting budgets for schools all over the country, but at least the Iraqis get to have a bunch of new ones!

 

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I think this would be really awesome if it were happening in America. We're cutting budgets for schools all over the country, but at least the Iraqis get to have a bunch of new ones!

 

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Where's your data for that?

If only those things were true...

Education

 

3300 Iraqi schools renovated, or soon to be completed, since the overthrow of Saddam

 

9 Million New math and science textbooks printed and distributed with pro-Saddam propaganda extracted

 

85% Primary and secondary schools that have re-opened since the overthrow of Saddam

 

159,000 Student desks distributed to Iraqi schools

 

81,735 Teaching kits distributed to Iraqi primary school teachers

 

Human Rights

 

71% Proportion of Iraqis in a February 2004 survey that said they expected their lives to be even better in a year

 

76,000 New jobs created by the Iraqi National Employment Program

 

600 New judges presently working in Iraqi Courts of Law

 

170 Newspapers currently published in Iraq

 

33% Percentage of Iraqis that receive worldwide information via satellite

 

70 Mosques refurbished by coalition forces

 

Healthcare

 

$1 Billion Current budget for the Iraqi Ministry of Health; 25 times greater than the $16 million annual budget under Saddam's reign

 

25% Increase in immunization rates among Iraqi children

 

75 Iraqi medical facilities refurbished by the Coalition Provisional Authority

 

700,000 Pregnant Iraqi women received a tetanus toxoid vaccination to improve their pre-natal healthcare

 

Infrastructure

 

500,000 Average increase in the daily number of oil barrels produced

 

16 Average number of hours of electricity for Iraqi citizens; a 40 percent increase from levels under Saddam

 

20 Million Iraqis of the country's 27 million citizens receive clean water due to new water and sanitation projects

 

1,005,580 Iraqi telephone subscribers; a 20 percent increase from under Saddam

 

Government and Politics

 

67 Iraqi cities with fully functioning municipalities only four months after the beginning of the war

 

85% Percentage of small Iraqi towns that had fully functioning municipalities only four months after the beginning of the war

 

81 Iraqi women serve on neighborhood and district councils around Baghdad

 

6 Iraqi women appointed as Cabinet-level ministers in the newly-formed Iraqi Interim Government

 

Yep. We're in it for the oil.

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So if I suck up to my rich pricky grandfather, I'm not in it for the money when he dies?

 

We're doing a lot of relatively great stuff...I mean, it is hard to do worse than Saddam. However, this has nothing to do with the motives of war, and personally I do not think it was about the oil...but this doesn't prove that.

If only those things were true...

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Can you prove them wrong?

I take his word for it.

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That means a lot. :whistle

It means a hell of a lot. I am the next incarnation of Jesus, so if I take his word, isn't logical if everyone does?

Hahahahahaha....gay.

are you coming out dude? don't worry, jesus still loves you (as in me of course)

It's a good thing Bush ran in 2000 under the platform for not "nation building." I would hate having to see innocent young americans die for school desks. GWB the ultimate flip flopper.

 

500,000 Average increase in the daily number of oil barrels produced

 

 

Cheney: "I'm Rich Biatch" :burns:

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