Day I: Interview Monday and American War

day i: I was thirsty for 18 years, according to Metro News. I remember every day I was thirsty. Finding a job was his toughest challenge upon arrival in Manitoba, he said, but it didn't compare to what he faced living in the Al Tash refugee camp in western Iraq for almost two decades. You drink a little bit, but it's not enough, Rahimi said in an interview Monday. Many, many of our people died and many of my friends were recruited into al-Qaida and the American war in 2003, 2004, he said. We were going to die. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.