Who's to bell the cat?

By A F Rahaman On e-mail
13 August 2005, 18:00 PM
I hail Mr. Manmohan Singh, the Indian PM who addressed the joint session of the US

Congress and asserted that, "fight against terror can not be selective". I do not know if India, as he referred to, has suffered grievously for terrorism, but I know they could not stop communal riots!

However, I must say, as he said in his speech "we know that those who resort to terror often clothe it in the garb of real or imaginary grievances. We must categorically affirm that no grievance can justify resort to terror," well said.

As Mr. Singh did not identify in his speech the 'real terror' in the world today, I want to prompt him to fill up the blank--'that's the US' and the real terrorist is Mr. Bush. Let Bush push aside his kind of terrorism in Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine, the world will see no more the, killings and destruction that have been let loose by him and his lackeys.