After leaving the city of chaos, Ausama finds his hometown to be even farther on the path to total destruction than when he left:
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Going Back To Baghdad
Posted by
Josh"Ing"Silverstein
at
6:36 AM
|
Labels: ChatThePlanet, Hometown Baghdad
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Escaping Chaos
Saif, featured in a series of "Hometown Baghdad" clips has finally made it out of Baghdad and into the loving arms of his family already in Amman. Glad to hear he made it out, yet still sad for the millions that remain.
Posted by
Josh"Ing"Silverstein
at
1:09 AM
|
Labels: ChatThePlanet, Hometown Baghdad, Saif
Friday, May 25, 2007
Leaving Baghdad
Saif is a lucky one, he's leaving his country for Jordan. As a dentist that was denied his credentials to practice, he is fed up with being there and after holding out for some time, finally leaving.
Posted by
Josh"Ing"Silverstein
at
7:34 AM
|
Labels: ChatThePlanet, Hometown Baghdad
Saturday, May 19, 2007
Off To Shop In Baghdad
Like Congressman Mike Pence said, the markets are just like those in Indiana. Is it typical to walk through Indianapolis or even Gary and watch out for snipers on your way to the shops? Yeah right.
Posted by
Josh"Ing"Silverstein
at
1:24 PM
|
Labels: ChatThePlanet, Hometown Baghdad
Wednesday, April 04, 2007
Rocking Out In Baghdad
With all the death, mayhem and chaos that envelops the capital of Iraq it is hard to imagine anything worthwhile could come out of that city. However there are people in Baghdad that are fighting back without bullets. In this video, a young man by the name of Adel writes and plays music that defines the violence that surrounds his life. Although the rest of his band has moved to safer places like the north and into Jordan, they vow to play again together.
From ChatThePlanet:
In this episode, Adel uses heavy metal to express his rage at the death and destruction surrounding him.
Hometown Baghdad was shot by an all-Iraqi crew and tells the stories of three young people trying to survive in Baghdad.
To view all videos in this series, go to http://www.youtube.com/chattheplanet
Posted by
Josh"Ing"Silverstein
at
12:40 AM
|
Labels: ChatThePlanet, Iraq, music, YouTube
