http://abcnews.go.com/images/pdf/949a1IraqPoll.pdf
Excellent poll showing some optomistic views by the Iraqi people.
ABC Iraqi Poll
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It's also not entirely optimistic.
And, as Vetiria said, it was published in February. I do believe that quite a few things have happened in that time that probably changed a lot of Iraqis opinions, for better or worse.As many Iraqis say the war 'humiliated' Iraq as say it 'liberated' the country; more oppose than support the presence of coalition forces there now (although most also say they should stay for the time being); and relatively few express confidence in those forces, in the U.S.-led Coalition Provisional Authority, or in the Iraqi Governing Council.
"It's like these guys take pride in being ignorant." - Barack Obama
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I have talked to co-workers, friends, and family that were in Iraq, and they have mentioned that almost all of their experiences (with those not shooting at them of course) were positive. I have seen several pictures that they brought back, and there are many that were of family gatherings and "neighborhood" gatherings. I think that the one person I talked to that did not have a positive experience (as much as war in the desert can be positive) were from those that were separated from the public more than others.