Bush rolls in yet again: Help or infiltration?
The trucks have started rolling in, the choppers are flying overhead, and the ubiquitous Americans, who are in the process of getting permanent citizenship in Afghanistan, Iraq and the entire middle-east because they love the place so much and just don't wanna leave, are getting ready for another round of adrenaline packed action. No no, it's not another military invasion, although looking at Bush's fetish for sticking his nose in other country's affairs, it would seem plausible.
NATO, which is the acronym for "The empire of the United States" has offered it's services to Pakistan in wake of the south-east Asia earthquake. This has rattled quite a few people in Pakistan, who say that it could compromise their national security. They can be forgiven to think so; even American columnist Molly Evans wrote a bit about America using the tsunami disaster to its military advantage. Augh.
I’ve just reached the office and it was freezing riding a bike in the dead of the night. Makes you wonder what the quake victims, who are without even a shred of shelter in frozen POK, are going through.
Guess it’s better to take the risk of compromising security than compromising the lives of so many innocent victims.
Let’s pray for them. And oh, also pray that "god" does not communicate with Bush in the future to ask him to bomb other people’s backyards, kitchen and living room.Amen
4 comments:
Boss....i dont knw, bt smhw i feel Americans are right, they are securing their future@Middle-east(Iraq, Iran, Israel and etc.)thts why they get a litre of petrol for 65 cents, thts less than a McD's happy meal it cost a 1$, so you can understand......and yes for ppl in POK, i pray that "God"if their ismay help them and Bush..he got a big trouble in his own house...let him be busy their...lol
yea, Gorgie boy IS a busy man these days. problem is, he tends to rake other people's backwards so that people won't think about his own place.
booger.
god if bush could be ambushed. unipolar world sucks!!
I just linked your blog to mine. Your views are refreshing, and I often wonder how America is perceived by other countries--many blogs have answered that for me. You've read my blog, so you know I am no fan of Bush, and I feel shame that we are perceived in such a way. There is still much good to this country if only one could separate the politics from the people.
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