20-month old Iraqi baby girl, named Shams (means "Sun"
in Arabic).
Victim of car bomb in Sadr City, Baghdad.
She is alive but sadly lost both her eyes.
Her mother was killed in the attack.
July 2007 A.D.
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Young
girl beaten in Abu Graib (inmate drawing)
No families are safe from destruction and death
Haditha - where children were murdered in cold blood
Vatican
officials stressed the need to resolve the crisis through the
United Nations, and "to avert the tragedy of a war that is
judged to be still avoidable by more sides." http://www.cathnews.com/news/302/121.php
Shown below are children first diagnosed in Iraq by Dr. Gunther.
The speculation
is that the children had played with DU ammunition casings.
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"many
more deaths [in Iraq] even in one year than we will be in any
conflict". Tony
Blair - Hansard 19 Mar 2003
Thanks
from the bottom of our heart to Dr Gideon Polya for his "excess
mortality" research and inspiration.
Special thanks to all the doctors and surgeons at PMG confirming
UN statistics and the comparisons to our own infant mortality rates.
Disarming Iraq: The Search for Weapons of Mass Destruction
by Hans Blix
