A bomb exploded two cars in a city of Baghdad. One Iraqi cried helplessly.

An American soldier helped to direct the crowd at the scene while aids were distributed to the people in Baghdad. He was assisted by one Iraqi soldier to make sure the distribution went smoothly.

One Iraqi girl could not bear crying when she heard her grandmother was killed in a bombing event in a market, situated in the western part of Baghdad. Before the incident, her grandmother called a nearby military base so that she could keep her family from being wrongly
evicted from their home.

One of the American soldiers treated a wounded Iraqi woman during the bombing event in Baghdad. A bomb had also taken away a life of an American soldier who was scheduled to clear the rubbish by the roadside.



American soldiers, who were in their operation to search for a captive soldier, accidentally came across an injured comrade and immediately sent him to a nearby hospital by a helicopter.

An American soldier was killed in the kitchen of an apartment in Baghdad. One American soldier came to fetch his helmet.



An injured militant and a suspected man were detained in the U.S. military's combat outpost. The militant was injured while attempting to attack U.S. soldiers with a rifle and grenades.

The 1st Cavalry Division, 3rd Brigade Combat Team of U.S. soldier prayed for his comrades who were killed in Diyala, a province in Iraq.

An American soldier stands in front of the most famous landmark building called "Victory arches" in Iraq. A community in charge of eliminating the trademark of Saddam Hussein in February, 2007 began to dismantle this building. However, this action was protested strongly by officials in Iraq and the United States. Due to the protest, the community had no choice but to stop the act.



A refugee camp in Sulaymaniyah based in Iraq was home to 200 refugees. The mother gave birth to her child here.

A Danish soldier is injured while fighting with Taliban soldiers in Afghanistan.

A worker from Herat, a province in Afghanistan is injured in the air attack by the coalition forces. He was treated in the nearby hospital. The villagers said that the air strikes had caused the wrongful death of 57 innocent lives.



One of the employees from the American security company is supervising the Afghan police during shooting practice at the military training site in Kabul, a capital of Afghanistan.

A doctor from Afghanistan removed one bullet from a two-year-old child's abdomen who called himself Ahmed. The doctor declared that Ahmed might not have survived if not for the removal. The child was then carried tightly by his grandfather.

The U.S. Military Medical Corpse treated a four-year-old Afghan boy who had his leg infected.

In an operation to fight against Taliban militants, an Afghan police officer and an Afghan soldier examined one of the families in Afghanistan for any suspicious weapons. A boy grabbed his grandfather's cloth tightly, fearing this sudden operation.

It has become a worldwide black market business trade, where the human bodies originated from China, and sold for $200 to $300 each. No one really knows whose bodies are on display.

Their questions are: did these people voluntarily give their bodies to science, or were these the executed prisoners? An investigation between the US and China is under way.

The exhibit is extremely successful in New York City, Las Vegas, and many other cities around the world. Although, to me it was a gruesome site just to look through the television tube; million people have come to view the bodies up close.

The exhibit includes a man with a split head and body, an open heart, a guy throwing baseball, the gut of abdomen, a lady with a fetus, you name it. They are all there, in real human form.

When I heard the explanation how people can actually learn by looking at these real human bodies on display; I can agree with the point. However, something is not settled in my stomach to think that they were once like me and you. They were alive and living at one time.

So, are you for human bodies displayed?

• What are your reasons?
• Why are you supporting these human bodies on display?
• Would you allow this to happen to yourself or your loved ones?
• How would you feel to come close to a real human body on display?
• What about the children? How will you explain it to the kids?

If you against human bodies on display:

• Is it wrong because of our belief, tradition, value, or custom?
• What can we do if this display comes to our city?
• How can we help to restore human values even after they died?
• If it was voluntarily given to medical for studying, how can we be sure of that?
• How can we stop exhibits from exploiting this issue to make money?
  

You can read the full story here. It will show many chilling human bodies on display, the place where the bodies were plasticized, and where they found the bodies. Where is our world going? What is in the future for our children, and grandchildren?

It would be safe to say that Berlin police were surprised and no police department has ever had such a call before.

The burglar never told police his name, only called with his information on the dead man. Therefore, it would be safe to say the man was not a stupid criminal, but he was kind to do what he did. He did not have to make that call, but he did. Who knew a burglar could have such a heart?

The burglar broke into to steal, but upon finding the dead man, left with nothing but the knowledge that he did something good that day. He took a major risk in making the call since if the man had been murdered he would have been considered the doer because more than likely fingerprints would have been found at the scene. However, he did something good, took a risk and the police have decided not to check for evidence of the break-in.