There is nothing we can do for the estimated 1,028,907 Iraqi’s who have died since the U.S. invasion, and we will never completely know exactly how many have been killed, one never does when one invades and destroys a country!But there is Plenty we can, and should, do for those who survive the hell on earth we forced on an innocent people. It is our Overwelming Responsibility!

With Extremely Strong Apologies to the World Community, for what is now and probably coming, we may be able to garner some help in fulfilling that Responsibility!

Recently Angelina Jolie, Goodwill Ambassador to UNHCR visited displaced Iraqi refugee’s inside Iraq and in Syria.

Below is a report from Newsweeks Christopher Dicky on the extraordinary imagery released after that UNHCR recent trip.

And here’s a few reports from the UNHCR’s website of that visit.

Angelina Jolie visits Iraq and Iraqi refugees
28 August 2007
UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador witnesses humanitarian crisis
DAMASCUS – UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie has visited Iraq and Syria to see first-hand the plight of hundreds of thousands of families uprooted by the ongoing conflict in Iraq.

Angelina Jolie highlights humanitarian crisis during Syria and Iraq visits
DAMASCUS, Syria, August 28 (UNHCR) – UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie has visited Iraq and Syria to see first-hand the plight of hundreds of thousands of families uprooted by the conflict in Iraq.

There is an estimated, well over, 1.9million displaced Iraqi refugee’s within the country, and growing!

The following is an UNHCR video report about their plight, in their own words.

And on top of that 1.9million Iraq refugee’s there’s an estimated over 2million who have fled the country and now live in the surrounding neighbors countries, Syria, Lebanon, and Turkey as well as those with the ability to have moved to other countries.

Here are afew reports on the plight of those refugees.

Iraq: Rate of displacement rising
This is a summary of what was said by UNHCR spokesperson Jennifer Pagonis – to whom quoted text may be attributed – at the press briefing, on 28 August 2007, at the Palais des Nations in Geneva.

UNHCR and UNICEF issue joint appeal to get Iraqi children back to school
Friday 27 July, 2007
GENEVA – UNICEF and the UN refugee agency today issued a $129 million joint appeal aimed at getting tens of thousands of uprooted Iraqi children back in school.
Warning that a generation of Iraqis could grow up uneducated and alienated.

More can be found on the plight of the Iraqi refugees at the UNHCR Website

This is an extremly huge problem, that we’ve created, and it’s only going to grow and grow!

This from above

Warning that a generation of Iraqis could grow up uneducated and alienated.

are what we are leaving the next couple of generations, Worldwide, to contend with because of the hatreds we have instilled!