September 11 seen through Iraqi eyes

The transcript discusses the devastating impact of a July explosion on a family, linking it to the broader consequences of the September 11 attacks. It highlights the ongoing suffering, including homelessness and loss, faced by civilians in Iraq due to US actions justified as anti-terrorism measures. The narrative suggests that these actions have contributed to the creation of terrorism, with significant casualties reported since the US invasion in 2003.

What was the immediate impact on the family after the explosion in July?

• They were relocated to a refugee camp.

• They received international aid.

• Five family members were killed, and the rest became homeless.

• They moved to a new house.

How does the speaker relate their suffering to the events of September 11?

• They see it as a natural disaster.

• They feel it has no connection.

• They think it brought global peace.

• They believe they are being punished for it.

What ongoing issues are highlighted by the speaker in the second section?

• Improved healthcare and education.

• Daily terror attacks and increasing orphans.

• Political stability and peace.

• Economic prosperity and growth.

What comparison does the speaker make regarding Washington's actions?

• They are beneficial to Iraq.

• They are unrelated to the 9/11 events.

• They are as deadly as the 9/11 terrorists.

• They are more peaceful than the 9/11 terrorists.

According to the unofficial casualty report, how many people have died in Iraq since the US invasion?

• 10,000

• 50,000

• 80,000

• 100,000