Arab Refugee in Poland

The video features a conversation with an Iraqi refugee reflecting on life during Saddam Hussein's regime, the impact of the U.S. invasion, and the challenges faced as a refugee in Poland. The speaker shares personal experiences, perceptions of America, and the struggle for identity and belonging in a new country. The discussion highlights the need for understanding and apologies for the consequences of war.

What emotions did the narrator initially feel about their country's actions during the war?

• Pride and joy

• Fear and shame

• Indifference

• Excitement

What was one of the major mistakes made by the United States in Iraq according to the narrator?

• Choosing leaders based on ethnic groups

• Providing too much financial aid

• Ignoring the media

• Building too many schools

Why did the narrator choose to move to Poland?

• To start a business

• To pursue higher education

• To escape civil war and find a safe place

• To join family members

What was a significant factor in the narrator's success in Poland?

• Help from their wife

• Assistance from friends

• Support from the government

• Financial aid from a charity

What issue does the narrator face due to their passport?

• Problems with housing

• Suspicion of being a terrorist

• Challenges in learning the language

• Difficulty in finding a job

How does the narrator feel about sitting with a citizen of the United States?

• Angry and resentful

• Comfortable, as they distinguish between citizens and the government

• Excited and hopeful

• Indifferent

What do the Iraqi people deserve according to the narrator?

• Better media representation

• More military support

• An apology from the American people

• Financial compensation