Major attacks over the past few days have left hundreds more dead across Iraq, closing out the month of September with the same concerns of rising violence that have typified the entire summer.
65 more people were killed today, with major bombings in Baghdad, and 93 others were killed yesterday. Though post-occupation Iraq never really saw a drop in violence to “normal” levels, such tolls are increasingly common, and there is no end in sight.
Violence began picking up seriously in late April, when Iraqi soldiers attacked Sunni protesters, but it is increasing the spillover from neighboring Syria that is driving the sectarian clashes, and bringing monthly death tolls to a level not seen since 2007.
Though the attacks have for years been sectarian in nature, increasingly they are centering around Sunni and Shi’ite mosques, fueling anger and more revenge attacks on both sides, and bringing the nation back to the brink of full-scale civil war.
These are jihadist-Islamist and affiliated with Al-Quaeda foreigners from all over the world and are paid mercenary by Saudis and other relevant entity of Saudi and UAE terrorizing Iraqi and Syrian people, it simply means that it is these regimes that are supporting and harvesting these barbarians all over the world and use them when they are needed. There wasn't any jihadists or Al-Queada or any thing with such barbaric natures before Afghan war, which means they were created within the time and during Afghanistan war and later Iraq war by George W. Bush, Toney Blair and other regime alike.
This article misleadingly suggests that terrorist bombings in Iraq are and always have been conducted by both Sunnis and Shiites, when any fair examination of such bombings in Iraq surely shows that they have been overwhelmingly by Sunnis against Shiites. This is not to say that all or most Sunnis are terrorists; but rather to point out the fact that terrorist bombings in Iraq (and indeed all over the planet) have overwhelmingly conducted by Sunni extremists who are either members of Al Qaeda, members of Al Qaeda affiliates, or supporters of Al Qaeda and its goals. There really is no Shia equivalent of Al Qaeda and/or its affiliates and/or supporters.