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Damn Dam that Damn Saddam
Reader comment on item: Saddam's Damn Dam [i.e., The Mosul Dam]

Submitted by Seamus MacNemi (United States), Nov 8, 2007 at 19:43

I am given to wonder why there has not been a far greater uproar over this affair. Why doesn't someone go before the UN and make this matter public. It should be broadcast to the fartherest corners of the world. Others who are knowledgeable in the construction of dams should be invited to verify the truth of the situation and a public statement of policy should be made concerning the dam.

The people of mosul should be warned in no uncertain terms of the reality of the danger that they presently face and that warning should be given in such a way that they cannot but accept it and act appropriately by evacuating to higher ground at least until the problem has been adequately dealt with. It should be known that any person who deliberately chooses to ignore the warning has taken the responsibility for the consequences to him and his family upon himself and the Americans will not be held responsibile for his demise. The people should be told that if they will not heed the warning then they had better pray to Allah for their salvation for there is nothing any human being can do to save them beyond giving them the warning.

A large fire should be lit under the tails of the Iraqi Government concerning this matter. God helps only those who are willing to help themselves.

Seamus MacNemi


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Exactly the truth! [255 words]GWKNov 21, 2007 21:47
15 meters? [46 words]downstreamNov 27, 2007 10:23
Dam problem [145 words]always rightNov 13, 2007 17:37
Must Leave Iraq [104 words]MichaelNov 13, 2007 16:40
Saddam's Damn Dam [262 words]Kim SegarNov 13, 2007 14:07
Dang It! [331 words]shaynaNov 12, 2007 15:44
Teach the Iraqis how to sue the "German-Italian, Saudi funded Consortium" that built it? [134 words]RPaineNov 11, 2007 13:28
Time to go [126 words]Yuval Brandstetter MDNov 10, 2007 15:33
Prophetic Implications in the Shadow of the Dam [945 words]M. ToveyNov 13, 2007 12:21
Preempt the conspiracy risk [329 words]Lee M.Nov 9, 2007 23:03
Noah's Ark? [53 words]Vince MNov 9, 2007 13:54
enough [152 words]chuck byardNov 9, 2007 11:50
Not only, but also [30 words]MarkNov 12, 2007 17:33
"Social Work" [127 words]M. BouffantNov 9, 2007 03:08
Resulte of American Presence [173 words]E. N. Mayfield, Jr.Nov 10, 2007 03:42
Thou art so wrong [154 words]Yuval Brandstetter MDNov 11, 2007 16:29
Colin Powell [31 words]Steve J.Nov 9, 2007 02:49
Pottery Barn rule [41 words]Bill TempletonNov 9, 2007 16:24
What?? [144 words]donvanNov 16, 2007 09:07
Damn Dam [41 words]E. N. Mayfield, Jr.Nov 9, 2007 02:30
Geology Exemplified at Its Worst [126 words]Christopher J. SchuberthNov 8, 2007 22:23
Our New Embassy [24 words]KathyNov 8, 2007 21:42
⇒ Damn Dam that Damn Saddam [233 words]Seamus MacNemiNov 8, 2007 19:43
Consequences if One Does, or One Does Not [255 words]M. ToveyNov 8, 2007 17:16
The Germans built it - let them fix it [13 words]HbowmanNov 8, 2007 16:46
Purpose of War [25 words]Mike LevineNov 8, 2007 16:31
True... [114 words]donvanNov 9, 2007 10:35
Empty the reservoir! [37 words]Ron KilmartinNov 8, 2007 15:01
Another example .... [105 words]donvanNov 8, 2007 16:33
surging success? [117 words]G.VishvasNov 8, 2007 11:50
caught in the Iraqi-occupation dilemma? [169 words]Charles MartelNov 8, 2007 10:45
Saddam's sad folly [247 words]Rebecca MouldsNov 8, 2007 08:54
but why is the US there? [63 words]roslyn estherNov 8, 2007 08:53
what's in a name? [449 words]DrewNov 8, 2007 08:46
Did Somebody Call A Prophet From G-D? [128 words]Seamus MacNemiNov 8, 2007 20:14
Amalekites, Saddam Hussien, and King Saul [730 words]jennifer solisNov 9, 2007 15:25
But what was the commandment? [277 words]DrewNov 15, 2007 10:19
Salvation is the Almighty's Gift [132 words]jennifer solisNov 16, 2007 13:56
Saddam's Dam [171 words]J. GutknechtNov 8, 2007 08:45
Saddam's Damn Dam - handing over responsiblilty to avoid blame - impossible [143 words]DW Tony PattersonNov 8, 2007 07:48
Do what we must.... [194 words]Ron RotemNov 8, 2007 07:46
Seeing clearly [81 words]Mary ConnorNov 8, 2007 06:44
Dam Saddam's Dam? [99 words]Ian CampbellNov 8, 2007 06:07
Since a decade Iran and Iraq were eachothers #1 enemy! And now they are best friends? [194 words]zari namdarNov 8, 2007 05:04
Who built it [66 words]David W. LincolnNov 7, 2007 23:19
When The Levee Breaks Have No Place To Run [139 words]Richard B.Nov 7, 2007 22:52
Saddam's Dam [154 words]Donald W. BalesNov 7, 2007 21:20

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