Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
October 5, 2019

You know what I think Iraq needs?

Democracy.

Oh right – we invaded them and brought that to them 15 years ago.

Well then – you know what they need?

DOUBLE DEMOCRACY.

Right, Alissa J. Rubin of the New York Times?

RIGHT?

They probably have some friggin, like, yellow cakes or something too, you know?

RIGHT, NEW YORK TIMES, RIGHT RIGHT RIGHT?

Alissa J. Rubin (NEW YORK KIKE) writes for New York Times:

Iraq is at war again, but this time with itself.

Security forces have repeatedly turned their weapons on fellow Iraqis this past week, killing at least 91, and wounding more than 2,000, as of Saturday.

This past week, tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in Baghdad and across southern Iraq to protest widespread government corruption, unemployment and a lack of basic services such as electricity.

The Iraqi authorities lifted a multiday curfew in Baghdad on Saturday that many antigovernment protesters had ignored. Parliament was set to meet to discuss protesters’ demands, while senior Iraqi officials, including the prime minister and Parliament speaker, were set to meet with protesters.

The harsh response by the security services suggested, however, that they had been given leeway by the leadership to take any steps necessary to halt the protests, signaling how ill-prepared the government was to respond to the demands of its own citizens.

It was also a reminder that Iraq, which never experienced an Arab Spring-like rebellion with people pouring into the streets, had security forces that were trained to deal with terrorism but were a loss to find less lethal ways to control crowds.

THAT’S WHAT IT’S REMINDING YOU OF, ALISSA???

BECAUSE IT’S REMINDING ME THAT YOU FILTHY GODDAMN JEWS AT THE NEW YORK TIMES STARTED A WAR IN THIS COUNTRY BASED ON A LOAD OF BULLSHIT THAT YOU KNEW FOR A FACT WAS BULLSHIT AND WHICH YOU EVIL MONSTERS HAVE NEVER APOLOGIZED FOR.

And you know.

I don’t think I’m the only one that’s being reminded of that when reading headlines in the NYT about “chaos in Iraq.”