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yakk0dotorgBehind the cut is an e-mail I just sent to nationally syndicated conservative talk show host Glenn Beck. I subscribe to his "Insider" program to be able to listen online and have other perqs like priority e-mail.
Glenn,
I was talking with some friends about the Iraq situation tonight and he posted some weblogs from Iraqis and other people in the mideast region including some US soldiers in Iraq. Below is a list of sites from my friend Michael (Dak below) with some descriptions. http://messopotamian.blogspot.com/ had a particularly powerful post yesterday. Today you mentioned having new questions to answer regarding Iraq. I'm not sure if I have any, however I hope these will be of use in your show and will bring more insight to people that don't know what people over there actually think.
The chat log is below.
Jeremy Dennis
Memphis, TN
[23:57] <Dak> http://iraq-iraqis.blogspot.com/ <--Written by a 16 year old I believe...
[23:57] <Dak> http://bigpharaoh.blogspot.com/ ; <--First Egyptian blog
[23:58] <Dak> http://iraqthemodel.blogspot.com/ <--Great insight into day to day thoughts and lives of Iraqis
[23:59] <Dak> http://www.roadofanation.com/blog/ <--great blog, another like Iraq The Model
[23:59] <Dak> http://messopotamian.blogspot.com/ <--The second Iraqi blog I ever read.
[00:00] <Dak> http://healingiraq.blogspot.com/ <--Lives in Basrah and I'm not sure about his well being at the moment. There's been no post today.
[00:01] <Dak> http://muttawa.blogspot.com/ <--First Saudi Blog....The dedication says it all "The Religious Policeman: A Saudi man's diary of life in the "Magic Kingdom", where the Religious Police ensure that everything remains as it was in the Middle Ages. - In Memory of the lives of 15 Makkah Schoolgirls, lost when their school burnt down on Monday, 11th March, 2002. The Religious Police would not allow them to leave the building, nor allow the Firemen to enter."
[00:02] <Dak> http://talg.blogspot.com/ <--Tal G in Israel. Unique perspective from inside one of THE most beseiged by terrorists countries in the world.
[00:05] <Dak> http://www.iraqnow.blogspot.com/ <--Iraq from the POV of of a US Soldier stationed there.
Glenn,
I was talking with some friends about the Iraq situation tonight and he posted some weblogs from Iraqis and other people in the mideast region including some US soldiers in Iraq. Below is a list of sites from my friend Michael (Dak below) with some descriptions. http://messopotamian.blogspot.com/ had a particularly powerful post yesterday. Today you mentioned having new questions to answer regarding Iraq. I'm not sure if I have any, however I hope these will be of use in your show and will bring more insight to people that don't know what people over there actually think.
The chat log is below.
Jeremy Dennis
Memphis, TN
[23:57] <Dak> http://iraq-iraqis.blogspot.com/ <--Written by a 16 year old I believe...
[23:57] <Dak> http://bigpharaoh.blogspot.com/ ; <--First Egyptian blog
[23:58] <Dak> http://iraqthemodel.blogspot.com/ <--Great insight into day to day thoughts and lives of Iraqis
[23:59] <Dak> http://www.roadofanation.com/blog/ <--great blog, another like Iraq The Model
[23:59] <Dak> http://messopotamian.blogspot.com/ <--The second Iraqi blog I ever read.
[00:00] <Dak> http://healingiraq.blogspot.com/ <--Lives in Basrah and I'm not sure about his well being at the moment. There's been no post today.
[00:01] <Dak> http://muttawa.blogspot.com/ <--First Saudi Blog....The dedication says it all "The Religious Policeman: A Saudi man's diary of life in the "Magic Kingdom", where the Religious Police ensure that everything remains as it was in the Middle Ages. - In Memory of the lives of 15 Makkah Schoolgirls, lost when their school burnt down on Monday, 11th March, 2002. The Religious Police would not allow them to leave the building, nor allow the Firemen to enter."
[00:02] <Dak> http://talg.blogspot.com/ <--Tal G in Israel. Unique perspective from inside one of THE most beseiged by terrorists countries in the world.
[00:05] <Dak> http://www.iraqnow.blogspot.com/ <--Iraq from the POV of of a US Soldier stationed there.
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