West are about start their next adventure of attacking Syria, they should think about the following before they start this
1) Syria is not a party to the Chemicals weapons convention, so is it right to attack Syria for the use of chemical weapons (even if they have done that)?
2) Syrian government is fighting the Al-Qaeda backed internal groups. Is the West ready to side with Al-Qaeda in their new adventure?
3) How a war hating President became so interested in war mongering now? He even won a Nobel peace prize for just stating that he will stop the wars
4) What did the west achieve in the Afghanistan - They are now trying to talk to Taliban and want to hand over the power to them. These are the same guys who they wanted to throw out.
5) What did the west achieve in Iraq - Except obviously getting rid of Saddam Hussain? There is still daily bombings
6) The civilian casualties in both the above wars is more than 125 thousand. Is it really worth the effort?
7) Even if they want to go ahead with the adventure(which they claim is a 2-3 day exercise), what will they try to achieve? Bomb a few critical infrastructure like bridges & communications and maybe try to take out Assad, they will end up killing a few civilians.
8) UN has become a huge joke, no one bothers about it. Why spend money on such an organization? Every member state is forced to give money to run this organization, if there is scant regard of what it does, why have such an organization?
9) When the US and UK have scant regard of human rights as was evident in the recent case of David Miranda and Edward Snowden, what right do they have to preach others?
10) Syria produces only 0.4% of world's total oil production, is that also important? I thought with the shale gas, the dependency on crude will reduce.
1) Syria is not a party to the Chemicals weapons convention, so is it right to attack Syria for the use of chemical weapons (even if they have done that)?
2) Syrian government is fighting the Al-Qaeda backed internal groups. Is the West ready to side with Al-Qaeda in their new adventure?
3) How a war hating President became so interested in war mongering now? He even won a Nobel peace prize for just stating that he will stop the wars
4) What did the west achieve in the Afghanistan - They are now trying to talk to Taliban and want to hand over the power to them. These are the same guys who they wanted to throw out.
5) What did the west achieve in Iraq - Except obviously getting rid of Saddam Hussain? There is still daily bombings
6) The civilian casualties in both the above wars is more than 125 thousand. Is it really worth the effort?
7) Even if they want to go ahead with the adventure(which they claim is a 2-3 day exercise), what will they try to achieve? Bomb a few critical infrastructure like bridges & communications and maybe try to take out Assad, they will end up killing a few civilians.
8) UN has become a huge joke, no one bothers about it. Why spend money on such an organization? Every member state is forced to give money to run this organization, if there is scant regard of what it does, why have such an organization?
9) When the US and UK have scant regard of human rights as was evident in the recent case of David Miranda and Edward Snowden, what right do they have to preach others?
10) Syria produces only 0.4% of world's total oil production, is that also important? I thought with the shale gas, the dependency on crude will reduce.
This is a sensible article. US is more interested to poke its nose everywhere it wants to. I hope it backfires.
ReplyDeleteThanks Swamiji for your comments.. Being the lone superpower they will behave like this only... Don't we all complain about BCCI?
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