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May 18, 2005

Riverbend on 'The Dead and the Undead'

Riverbend over at Baghdad Burning states in a May 18, 2005 post:

The last two weeks [in Iraq] have been violent. The number of explosions in Baghdad alone is frightening. There have also been several assassinations- bodies being found here and there. It's somewhat disturbing to know that corpses are turning up in the most unexpected places. Many people will tell you it's not wise to eat river fish anymore because they have been nourished on the human remains being dumped into the river. That thought alone has given me more than one sleepless night. It is almost as if Baghdad has turned into a giant graveyard. The latest corpses were those of some Sunni and Shia clerics- several of them well-known. People are being patient and there is a general consensus that these killings are being done to provoke civil war. Also worrisome is the fact that we are hearing of people being rounded up by security forces (Iraqi) and then being found dead days later- apparently when the new Iraqi government recently decided to reinstate the death penalty, they had something else in mind.
Riverbend's post is headlined The Dead and the Undead. I recommend it.

Posted by Munir Umrani at May 18, 2005 02:33 AM

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