KT is silent about Saddam Hussein poisoning water wells during the Kurdish Genocide
Much more recent, 1988.
Nearly 200k Kurds Died.
No Isaacs Involved there.
Only Ishmaels Poisoning Ishmaels.
KT Give Them Free Pass? Selective Memory?
Saddam Hussein's regime intentionally poisoned and destroyed water wells during the Kurdish genocide, known as the Anfal Genocide (1988).As part of a brutal scorched-earth policy designed to permanently clear Kurdish populations from rural northern Iraq, the Iraqi military did not just rely on chemical weapons like mustard gas and nerve agents. They systematically targeted the region's infrastructure to ensure survivors could never return.The regime ruined Kurdish communities through several specific tactics:
Iraqi forces dumped toxic substances, including oil, diesel, and chemical contaminants, into village water wells to render them unusable.
Troops used concrete to plug up or permanently cement water wells, preventing access to freshwater aquifers.
Alongside the water sabotage, the military dynamited houses, bulldozed approximately 4,000 villages, and burned down agricultural orchards.Those who survived the initial chemical bombings and military offensives were stripped of their resources, forced out of their ancestral lands, and either relocated to guarded "collective settlements" or marched into southern concentration camps.
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Much more recent, 1988.
Nearly 200k Kurds Died.
No Isaacs Involved there.
Only Ishmaels Poisoning Ishmaels.
KT Give Them Free Pass? Selective Memory?
Saddam Hussein's regime intentionally poisoned and destroyed water wells during the Kurdish genocide, known as the Anfal Genocide (1988).As part of a brutal scorched-earth policy designed to permanently clear Kurdish populations from rural northern Iraq, the Iraqi military did not just rely on chemical weapons like mustard gas and nerve agents. They systematically targeted the region's infrastructure to ensure survivors could never return.The regime ruined Kurdish communities through several specific tactics:
Iraqi forces dumped toxic substances, including oil, diesel, and chemical contaminants, into village water wells to render them unusable.
Troops used concrete to plug up or permanently cement water wells, preventing access to freshwater aquifers.
Alongside the water sabotage, the military dynamited houses, bulldozed approximately 4,000 villages, and burned down agricultural orchards.Those who survived the initial chemical bombings and military offensives were stripped of their resources, forced out of their ancestral lands, and either relocated to guarded "collective settlements" or marched into southern concentration camps.