A drama is taking place in total silence in Iraq, where the coalition's occupying forces are using hunger and deprivation of water as a weapon of war against the civilian population,

I did not speak. I have found in any Q&A, in court, in witness interviews, wherever, often the best thing you can do is wait, say nothing. The witness will want to fill the awkward silence. He will feel a vague compassion to keep talking, to prove he is not holding back, to prove he is smart and in the know, to earn your trust.

It's hard to do a reality show when there's so much crying and drama.

Sometimes, silence is the best answer. Look after yourself. Be loving and kind to yourself. Give your time and attention to that which you can change. Don't invite drama to steal away your inner calm and peace. Most arguments are not worth attending. Focus on love and loving action instead. Before you react, especially from a place of emotional volatility, ask yourself: will this help? If not, leave it.

I can understand the military rationale, facing such a horrible enemy, this insurgent, who does not respect any law of war, ... But many civilians cannot come out.

Flagrant violation of international law