Do you believe the paranormal Iraq war stories?

Yes, I do. There are so many strange things in the world that can't be easily explained by science. For example, some people claim to have seen ghosts or had out - of - body experiences. These paranormal stories may be based on real, but yet - to - be - understood phenomena.

There are stories of unexplained lights hovering over military bases during the Iraq war. These lights were not from any known aircraft or military equipment. Soldiers reported that the lights moved in erratic patterns and sometimes seemed to be observing their activities. It was really spooky for them. They didn't know if it was some sort of advanced enemy technology or something truly paranormal.

I'm not entirely sure. Some of the stories seem so detailed and have been passed down through generations that it makes you wonder. But there's no scientific proof, so it's hard to really believe.

I'm a bit skeptical. While paranormal activity ghost stories are really fascinating, most of them lack scientific evidence. Many so - called 'ghost sightings' can be explained by natural causes like drafts causing doors to close suddenly or old buildings settling and making noises. However, I can't completely rule out the possibility as there are still many things in the universe that we don't understand.

I'm not sure if I believe them. It could be just people's overactive imaginations. Maybe the old, spooky environment makes people think they see or hear things that aren't really there.

They show the human side. By following characters, like soldiers or civilians, we see the real - life impacts. For example, a graphic novel might show a soldier's fear or a family's struggle in a war - torn area.

I had a dream about my deceased grandmother. In the dream, she told me something that I didn't know at that time. The next day, I found out that what she said was true. It made me wonder if there was some kind of paranormal connection.

One horrible story is about the destruction of cities. Many Iraqi cities were bombed heavily. Innocent civilians lost their homes and lives. Families were torn apart. Children were left orphaned and had to face the harsh reality of war all on their own.

Sure. There was a story of a small unit that got lost in the desert during the Iraq war. They ran out of water and were on the verge of giving up. But then they stumbled upon an old, abandoned well that still had some water in it. It was a stroke of luck that saved their lives.

Well, one story is about a group of soldiers who tried to make a makeshift barbecue in the middle of a relatively calm area. They managed to rig up a grill using some scrap metal and were about to cook some rations when a small sandstorm suddenly hit and blew everything away. They ended up chasing after their food and utensils in the sandstorm, looking quite comical.