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Reader's
Comments:
There is a saying in
America
: “Actions speak louder than words.” You just watch what
will happen in the next few months without a negative view. We
will liberate the Iraqi people, give them tons of aid, give them
a country where they can live freely and educate their children
any way that they want; and then we will buy oil from them,
which will help build up there country.
Don't
believe me? Look at
Germany
and
Japan
. We took them out because they had tyrannical leaders, built
them back up, and then butted out. Tyranny and government are
concepts that do not go together in an American's eyes. Nothing
is more hated than tyranny in
America
; just ask the British if we like colonization or tyranny?
People always think the worst because that is all they know in a
tyrannical world.
I
am American. I decide who leads us along with my fellow
citizens. And I know that in my heart. I just want the world to
be free of fear and hatred. I am the same, no better and no
worse than a Middle Eastern person. I wish all humans best,
because we are all the same. And I am not alone.
I
know that no one in the world believes that
America
has the best intentions; but again, just watch! Actions speak
louder than words. If my government doesn't act right and treat
Middle Eastern people with respect and dignity, then we will
boot them out of office and get ones that will. I know this
concept is inconceivable to most people in the world, but it is
the truth.
Reply:
Thank you very much for your feedback. We were terribly
saddened by the angry tone in your voice. We do not wish to
cause any form of misunderstanding on either side.
The
sad reality of the situation is that high politics results in
the death of thousands, if not millions, of innocent lives on
both sides of the "conflict." And people get swept
with media "propaganda" on both sides of the stream
too. The mission forus as citizens of the world is to do as much
as we can to find the truth behind all the disguise laid on it
by organizations merely serving the interests of the few.
If
you look at it with clear eyes, you will not find a connection
between Iraqi children and 9/11. It is in fact laughable to
think of it this way. Yet in a way, unconsciously, we are led to
believe in and approve of aggression for the wrong reasons, and
against the wrong victims.
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