KidRocks
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Hey, now that I think of it, ever hear anything on the plight of the Iraqi refugees on FoxNews? Neither have I to be honest. I have a sneaking suspicion that Rush Limbaugh never discusses that subject on his show either, dittos for Sean Hannity.
Yet there they are, about 3.7 million 'displaced by violence in the war-ravaged nation'. What do we do with them?
It seems President Bush's resolve will be to send 20,000, battle-weary, thinly-streched American troops to possibly help. Hmmm, I wonder if that will suffice?
U.N. wants $60M to help scattered Iraqi refugees - CNN.com
UNITED NATIONS (CNN) -- As up to 50,000 Iraqis flee their homes every month, the U.N.'s refugee agency said Monday that it will seek $60 million this year to help the roughly 3.7 million people displaced by violence in the war-ravaged nation.
The problem is larger than mere displacement, A U.N. news release states, as women are increasingly forced to resort to prostitution and reports of child labor problems are on the rise.
Also, in Syria, where hundreds of thousands of Iraqis are seeking refuge, about 30 percent of Iraqi children are not in school and more than 10 percent of Iraqi families are headed by women...
Yet there they are, about 3.7 million 'displaced by violence in the war-ravaged nation'. What do we do with them?
It seems President Bush's resolve will be to send 20,000, battle-weary, thinly-streched American troops to possibly help. Hmmm, I wonder if that will suffice?
U.N. wants $60M to help scattered Iraqi refugees - CNN.com
UNITED NATIONS (CNN) -- As up to 50,000 Iraqis flee their homes every month, the U.N.'s refugee agency said Monday that it will seek $60 million this year to help the roughly 3.7 million people displaced by violence in the war-ravaged nation.
The problem is larger than mere displacement, A U.N. news release states, as women are increasingly forced to resort to prostitution and reports of child labor problems are on the rise.
Also, in Syria, where hundreds of thousands of Iraqis are seeking refuge, about 30 percent of Iraqi children are not in school and more than 10 percent of Iraqi families are headed by women...
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