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The spread of intolerance
Mar. 21st, 2006 02:06 pmhttp://riverbendblog.blogspot.com/
This blog is written by an educated woman living in Baghadad. I've checked it regularly for the last 2-3 years, but I must say her latest entry is one of the more powerful ones I've read.
How terribly ironic that the truest fatality of a war that is advertised as a way to bring freedom to the people of Iraq is the fundamental trust and understanding between those very people that would be necessary to create the freedom they supposedly seek to give them. Of course, the whole freedom thing is the biggest lie of all. Bush and Cheney don't even care about people living in their own country, why would they care about the personal life choices of the average Iraqi except to further their own agendas?
This blog is written by an educated woman living in Baghadad. I've checked it regularly for the last 2-3 years, but I must say her latest entry is one of the more powerful ones I've read.
How terribly ironic that the truest fatality of a war that is advertised as a way to bring freedom to the people of Iraq is the fundamental trust and understanding between those very people that would be necessary to create the freedom they supposedly seek to give them. Of course, the whole freedom thing is the biggest lie of all. Bush and Cheney don't even care about people living in their own country, why would they care about the personal life choices of the average Iraqi except to further their own agendas?