John McCain and War
June 23, 2008
Above: Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain (Photo: Charles Dharapak/AP)
Presumptive Republican Presidential candidate John McCain, like his President in Washington, does not want to softly deal with suspected Bin Laden-embracing or nuke-developing countries. For him, talking to possible terrorists is a big waste of time. He even criticizes presumptive Democratic Presidential Candidate Barrack Obama for planning a friendly stance toward those hostile countries.
Above: Democratic Presidential Candidate Barrack Obama (Photo: nativenotes.wordpress.com)
How’s your war, Uncle Sam?
June 18, 2008
Above: US raid on the Iraqi capital Baghdad (Photo: www.thewe.cc)
Okay, so it’s a no-brainer that one of the most powerful nations at present is America and George W. Bush, being its president, inevitably makes him one of the most powerful persons on earth.
At present, the world is having two major wars – in Afghanistan and Iraq. But is this really an inevitable war between or among countries or is it a war that America wanted and started? What exactly is the role of the US in these difficult times?
Koran Used for Target Practice
May 20, 2008
Above: Ruins after bombing
A United States soldier has been accused of using a Koran for target practice. This AP file photo shows a Koran shot through during an assault by United States forces.
United States President George W. Bush has already apologized by telephone call to Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki. He also promised prosecution of the said United States soldier. PM al-Maliki told the United States president about the incident, saying that is had humiliated and angered Iraq’s largely Muslim population.
You think? No one in their right mind would disrespect anybody else’s religion – and doing it in such a way is humanly unthinkable.
