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3/17/08 An Iraqi American view on the Iraq War

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2/21 Child Brides; Stolen Lives

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February 21, 2008

 

Iraqi Americans in Michigan celebrate execution of Saddam Hussein. Not all Iraqi Americans were so happy. Photo Credit: Associated Press Imagine yo... More

Iraqi Americans in Michigan celebrate execution of Saddam Hussein. Not all Iraqi Americans were so happy. Photo Credit: Associated Press Imagine you are a person who left your native country because you didn’t want to live under its government.  Imagine several decades later, your adopted country chooses to invade your native country and topple the same regime you left under. What do you do? Do you celebrate, thrilled that the regime you disliked is now gone? Or do you mourn as you watch your country, which despite the dictatorship was a vibrant safe place, turn into a place you can barely recognize? Such is the circumstance of many Iraqi Americans.  Most of the Iraqi’s living in the United States disliked Saddam Hussein.  But that doesn’t mean they were happy to see U.S. tanks roll into Baghdad to topple his government. The fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq is upon us.  Over the next couple of weeks, we’re bringing you interviews with scholars, veterans, peace activists, and more.  Today, we are bringing you an interview with Dr. Adil Shamoo.  Dr. Shamoo grew up in Iraq, in the Chaldean christian community.  He came to the United States in the 1960’s, and he a professor of bioethics at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Click here to stream the interview.  Right click here and select “Save Target As” in order to download this interview onto your computer. Want to get this and other podcasts on iTunes?  Click “Read More” below to find out how. Running time is 25:30.  The music heard at the beginning and end of this interview is “Second Baghdad” by the Iraqi musician Rahim Alhaj. Click Read More to get resources and information on how to get this podcast on iTunes. It’s easy to subscribe to any podcast using iTunes, even ones that aren’t available in the iTunes Store. To subscribe, find and copy the podcast’s feed URL. In the “Advanced” menu, select “Subscribe to Podcast” and paste the feed URL into the dialog box. The URL for the CEM podcast is http://www.switchpod.com/users/cem/feed.xml This way, your ITUNES should update whenever we add a new podcast. Most recent articles written by Dr. Adil Shamoo  February 22, 2008 The Enduring Trap in Iraq December 17, 2007 Winning or Losing in Iraq May 31, 2007 The Destruction of Iraqi Healthcare Infrastructure Other links of interest Wikipedia entry about Iraqi American community Who are the Chaldean Christians? From BBC.COM Voices of Iraqi Americans on War and Peace from KBOO as showcased by the Public Radio Exchange Less

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