Muntether

Thank you so much! Well for the US troops they are here with the coalition and they helped us fight ISIS I don't think we would have got back our lands and free our people without the AIR cover and backup by the US and the coalition

As for the Trump administration I'm not an American citizen so I think it'll get some of you guys angry because of my opinion.. But I will speak from IRAQI perspective he's doing a great job in (foreign affairs) especially Iraqi affairs.

The Obama administration was a black page in Iraq he literally handed over the keys of Iraq to Irani proxies..

I really don't want the battle about US politics to start because of this reply :))

Well it made a severe impact and damaged Iran proxies in a BIG WAY! No one of them ever expected this to happen so they are trying to adapt with the situation but that criminal cannot be replaced. The day when the strike got conformed it felt like we won the world cup or something each and every protester was full with joy knowing that one of the biggest Irani killing machines was put away for good.

But still.. The Irani proxies are too strong and well rooted in the government After more than 100 hundred days protesting peacefully against them and getting killed in each and every way possible and the government doesn't want to even consider them they say that we didn't kill anyone we gave orders not to shot live ammunition but as you walk in the streets you always see empty bullet shells sometimes parts of protestors brains or skills..

We are still long way from achieving a victory especially by Friday there is a huge protest by Iran proxies wanting to kick the US from the country and there is a great chance that they will try to kill some of us The situation is still blurry and we don't know what will happen next but one thing we know for sure that we will not get back until we achieve victory against them it's a life or death situation No one of our current generation the 90s and 2000s will get back until we end IRAN influence in Iraq.

Well I can give you a lot but there is a big misconception I saw when I was in the US, people were shocked to see how much our youth are educated and well informed about the world and how living in a third world country did not effect them or made them monsters or "dumb creatures"

Each and every day! But freedom doesn't come for free and I'm not really afraid to die more than I'm afraid of living in a country run by lesser men with a loyalty to Iran not to there people, and those people control my life and destiny! either we live in dignity or we die trying.

Well I might complete my postgraduate degree in the US, but I don't think I'll move forever I love my country and I want to help build it.