Protesters storm Swedish embassy in Baghdad, set it on fire over planned Koran burning
Protesters storm Swedish embassy in Baghdad, set it on fire over planned Koran burning
Hundreds of protesters stormed the Swedish embassy in Baghdad in the early hours of Thursday morning and set it on fire, a source familiar with the matter and a Reuters witness said, in a protest against the…
Hundreds of protesters stormed the Swedish embassy in Baghdad in the early hours of Thursday morning and set it on fire, a source familiar with the matter and a Reuters witness said, in a protest against the expected burning of a Koran in Sweden.
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Isn't there something actually useful to do in Iraq... Just asking.
Who cares if some idiot wants to burn $insertReligiousBook in some forgein country?
Oh yeah, religious zealots, that's who. /s
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Fragile religiosity, they don't really trust god to punish the sinners..
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that’s such an interesting take on religious people forcing their beliefs on others: so what if they sin? Let your god take care of it, or do you think he’s too incompetent to deal with it himself?
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In their eyes, they are God's wrath.
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People protest a lot of stuff in Iraq. Just nobody cares about what the Iraqi public thinks.
After the removal of the Iraqi government and army in the Iraq war, Iraq has essentially become a failed state run by Iranian mafias and tribal militias. There is literally nothing useful to do in Iraq.
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removal is a nice euphemism for a foreign invasion and installation of a government hostile to most of the people during a decade of occupation and ressource exploitation.
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Re: your first question: https://www.reddit.com/r/travel/comments/151e87q/iraq_an_uncut_gem_february_2023/
Doesn't sound too bad.
I also don't think we should be burning books at all.
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