Bush kills three birds with one shot

By Azad Miah, Oldham, UK
4 November 2003, 18:00 PM
After the recent waves of attacks in Iraq, US is spreading more lies; saying the attackers are from Syria and Iran. Well, if that is the case then why the so-called coalition forces do not petrol the borders more thoroughly? US has thousands of soldiers in Iraq and tens (if not hundreds) of spy satellites that can take pictures of some very small things on the ground. So, why doesn't the US stop these "foreign" fighters before they cross the border? Well, Iraq being such a big country, we understand that it would be difficult for US to patrol all the borders without some assistance from Iraq's neighbours. But why should Iraq's neighbours help?

Look at the language used by Bush. "We are working closely with those countries to let them know we expect them to enforce borders" he said recently. You "expect," Mr Bush, everyone to dovetail to your wishes while your guns are aiming at their very existence? What do you think all those Syrian and Iranian people are? After the amount of lies you have told us, the only thing you can expect from us is a fair trial at the Hague, if not a massive slaughter of your troops in the streets of Iraq and Afghanistan.

If you want peoples' help, you ask them politely, you don't order them. In case you are day-dreaming, let me inform you, that as much as some of your neo-cons and anti-Muslim extremists may dream of creating an American empire, your dream is dead in the desert.

Bush is not interested in fighting terrorism. Instead, he is busy using terrorism to serve his Zionist masters. By putting the blame on Syria and Iran, Bush wants to remove the alleged threat posed by these countries to the terrorist state of Israel. Secondly, he wants to punish these countries for not dancing like his usual puppets. And third, if there is time, he will fight terrorism but only to ensure the smooth supply of oil to his energy-starved economy. Fighting terrorism is pretty low in the list of his priorities. This "farce on terrorism" (some call it war on terrorism) is not what it sounds like. It would be dangerous to let Bush and Blair fool us again. Bush is trying just to achieve three goals with one operation.