Terrorized Iraqis
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Re “Blasts, other violence kill at least 37 Iraqis,” Oct. 9
Imagine if we were to trade places with Iraqis. We have little water, electricity or healthcare. More than 2 million people have fled the country, and thousands have been killed. Our cities are patrolled by people who speak a different language and shoot before they ask any questions. Does this sound like a “war on terror” or simply “terror”?
Syed Hussaini
Anaheim Hills
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