FUNKMAN
03-25-2003, 06:40 PM
I found this on the Yahoo website. Their is an Iraqi citizen in Baghdad who has been basically keeping a public/diary on the Web of what he is experiencing in Baghdad. Thought it might be an interesting site to visit...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A mysterious Iraqi who calls himself Salam Pax, writing a Web log from the heart of Baghdad, has developed a large Internet following with his wry accounts of daily life in a city under U.S. bombardment.
Salam Pax, a pseudonym crafted from the Arabic and Latin words for peace, came back on line on Monday after a two-day break because of interruptions in Internet access.
The traffic on his Web site, http://dear_raed.blogspot.com, caused the server to go down and Salam's e-mail folder has filled with inquiries about his true identity.
Salam, who writes in English, is the only resident of Iraq (news - web sites) known to be filing accounts of the war directly to the Web.
He has spoken against the invasion but clearly has no great love for Iraq's Baathist leaders.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A mysterious Iraqi who calls himself Salam Pax, writing a Web log from the heart of Baghdad, has developed a large Internet following with his wry accounts of daily life in a city under U.S. bombardment.
Salam Pax, a pseudonym crafted from the Arabic and Latin words for peace, came back on line on Monday after a two-day break because of interruptions in Internet access.
The traffic on his Web site, http://dear_raed.blogspot.com, caused the server to go down and Salam's e-mail folder has filled with inquiries about his true identity.
Salam, who writes in English, is the only resident of Iraq (news - web sites) known to be filing accounts of the war directly to the Web.
He has spoken against the invasion but clearly has no great love for Iraq's Baathist leaders.
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