The UN mission to Iraq has released its official figures for violence in the month of July today, putting the toll at 1,057 dead and 2,326 wounded. This is almost exactly in line with the death toll for May, and the highest toll since 2007.
The UN’s death toll for May was 1,045, meaning July was slightly ahead. The death tolls since late April have been dramatically higher than the past several years, and rival those of summer 2007, the tail end of the worst phase of the US occupation.
July brings the annual death toll of 2013 to 4,137, putting it already ahead of the entire year of 2012, which was itself the highest toll since 2008. 2013 seems set to top 2008 within a few months, if the trend continues.
Violence in Iraq surged starting in late April, with a violent government crackdown on Sunni protesters. Anger at the crackdown, along with spillover violence from neighbouring Syria, has brought Iraq to the brink of another civil war.
Al-Queada was created by Bush business and political relation to Wahhabis during the USSR Afghanistan occupation, which was their answer to Iranian Islamic regime promoted by USA and EU.
Al-Queada didn't exist nor operate in Afghanistan nor in Iraq until USA and EU started helping the organization to become what they are today. "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" referring to the fact that these barbarians can be used against democracy anywhere in this world.
Afghanistan was given to Al-Queada as their religious sanctuary while Bill Clinton under the mask of "agricultural loans" were paying them billions to continue with their religious practices in Afghanistan. They are what they are today because of the past, they no longer ask for a country but rather demand for the world to obey their demand for the world Islamization. Iraqi, the Syrians, the entire Middle East has become hostage for that saying: the enemy of my enemy is my friend., and such enemies are still used for that purpose.