US: Wars...And Nothing More

After all, think about it: What incredible
inconsistency to leave Central Asia for “God’s
Ambassador on Earth”, charged by the Supreme Being to
cleanse the planet of terrorists, but not of course,
anyone called Luis Posada Carriles!

On top of this, W. Bush recently announced that he
opposed, opposes and will continue to oppose all
initiatives by the Democrats, now a majority in
Congress, to relate any further war spending to a
program for the withdrawal of the occupation troops
from Iraq.

News sources explain that in the coming days there
will be contacts, meetings, discussions and joint
analyses on the president’s new ideas and the demands
of the opposition in a sort of tug of war, while the
number of dead continues to rise in Iraq, now some
600,000 Iraqis and over 3,200 US soldiers.

And while the skirmishes continue one after another,
in the streets the Iraqi people are desperate, and
George W. Bush becomes the most unpopular president of
the US ever; a growing source of concern among many
members of the Republican Party.

If the Republican Party have left behind the happy
years of a Congressional majority they have W. Bush to
thank for it, with his failed aggressions against Iraq
and Afghanistan and the bancrupcy of the public funds
paying for more weapons for his invasions, invading
the privacy of US citizens with the excuse of
“defending the country” and promising education and
work to the young without resources in return for
fighting in Iraq, if they don’t come home in black
bags or lead coffins.

In other words, there are very few ‘contributions’ the
US president has made in his almost eight years in the
Oval Office, and the worst is that time is running out
for him to turn things around.