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There is a saying in China: Under the cover of the nest, Ann has finished laying eggs. When Iraq confronted the United States, the country was in turmoil and people complained bitterly about Saddam. However, with the death of Saddam Hussein, what happened to Iraq now? It is said that the domestic population growth rate is very high. What does this mean?

There is no Saddam Hussein in Iraq, and the country is still there. Does population growth mean happiness?

Yes, after the loss of Saddam Hussein in Iraq, the population of the country has indeed increased greatly. However, if we want to be fair, we must pay attention to the reality that this growth has nothing to do with the living standards of the Iraqi people.

Why do you say that? In fact, we can look back at the reasons for the population decline during Saddam's administration. In order to make Iraq stronger, Saddam did have some militarism, such as the war with Iran, which lasted for eight years. Not to mention how much military expenditure was lost, the population alone lost more than 400,000.

Imagine how long it will take for these 400,000-odd people to be added to the Iraqi population. Does this mean that the population rate has dropped?

Moreover, in the early 1990s, Iraq and Kuwait went to war again. Shortly after the end of the previous war, a new war began. Is it necessary for Iraq to lose another part of its population?

According to effective statistics, Iraq not only failed to make use of the Gulf War, but also lost more than 200 billion US dollars and sacrificed more than100000 soldiers. Obviously, this is the fastest way to consume the Iraqi population. On the one hand, the newly added population has not grown up, on the other hand, it has been reduced and hundreds of thousands of people have disappeared. Faced with this reality, it is still very difficult for Iraq to achieve normal population growth.

Of course, it cannot be ignored that the economy determines the speed of population growth. Iraq did not talk about the long-term war, and was later sanctioned by the United States for ten years. Faced with such a living condition, who dares to have more children? The natural population growth will slow down.

Some people think that this does not prove that the Iraqi people have a good life after Saddam's death? As can be seen from the data, since the failure of Saddam Hussein's regime, the population of Iraq has exploded.

What if we look at the explosion from another angle? Death is greatly reduced, and new students are increasing. This in itself has little to do with living conditions, at least not much?

In fact, the Iraqi people have the most say in this. How are you doing? Without Saddam, they are still poor, and many Iraqi families have no food, let alone normal education. Nowadays, the most realistic way for many children to survive is to go to the garbage dump to pick up garbage and help their family life run normally.

This is indeed a state of life without a large number of deaths and sudden population growth, but without much motivation to live. To some extent, the comfort of life needs to sacrifice something. Presumably, a large part of people in Iraq now understand this truth.

Now Saddam seems to have been washed white, and the former citizens called him? Thank you. Hey, Fred.

When we talk about post-war Iraq in this way, we don't aim at any country. We look at the problem completely from the local real life reality. When Iraq was ruled by Saddam Hussein, people's lives were not satisfactory. They think Saddam Hussein has ruined their lives, without peace and wealth.

But what about now? Iraq lost Saddam Hussein, but the struggle between the factions has never stopped. Because of this, the Iraqi people still can't get peace. As for wealth, I am afraid it is a dream.

Look at a set of data: at present, the population living below the poverty line in Iraq accounts for 23% of the national population, and the number of people who do not have enough to eat is as high as 1.9 million. However, children with developmental difficulties affected by malnutrition account for about 1/4 of the total number of children, and 40% of children can only finish primary school, which is even worse for women, among women aged 15-25.

After reading these, I'm afraid we will be surprised to find that there is a big gap between this and Saddam's reign. At least, Saddam's Iraq has never been? Index of failed countries? List? Champion? Country.

That's why Saddam was called over? Mob? 、? Hangman? 、? Sinners? People, but now they are facing an embarrassing situation. Those who want to hang Saddam personally and celebrate his death have already begun to repent in their lives.

At that time, the judge who tried Saddam Hussein was still alive, but he said this: Saddam Hussein is a dignified Iraqi. We novices ruined our beautiful home and gave our destiny to others. I'm ashamed of our foolish behavior!

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Of course, this is not a case. That's what the people who once escorted Saddam said. I hope Saddam can come out of the grave and take charge of Iraq again, because life in Saddam's time was much better than now. ?

Even in political circles, the former interim prime minister of Iraq also publicly stated that Iraqis now miss Saddam's era very much. What a ridiculous thing it is. Everyone knows that people can't come back from the dead, but they never wake up so late.

Saddam left these words before he died: I don't care what they think of me now, I only care what Iraqis think of me a hundred years later. ? Saddam doesn't need a hundred years to win. Today's Iraqi media, even people's conversations, call it Saddam? Thank you. Hey, Fred. .

Thank you. Hey, Fred. What do you mean? In Arabic, it means hero, which means martyr. Iraqis once hated Saddam Hussein. It's only been more than ten years. Another year? Villains? Became a hero. Don't you explain some problems?

What's the use of population growth? If you don't have enough to eat, you can't afford to go to school, and you don't have a normal life order, everything is in jeopardy. How can there be more people in such a life? Say happy. Will anyone believe it?

As the saying goes, Iraqis personally handed over their head of state to the United States and gave their lives to others. Saddam Hussein may not be the ideal candidate to be in power, but he is definitely a person who is willing to really do things for a powerful country. Without Saddam Hussein, although Iraq still exists, it is not a complete country. In such a reality, the population explosion is probably just a burden, which is not conducive to solving the bad situation in reality.