Archive for December, 2006
Is Justice Done?
‘Saddam Hussein has been executed’ is the most happening news in the media today.
Question is : Is Justice Done?
Not long ago, when the president of Iraq (an Oil Rich Nation) was making friends with USSR (Cold War still in the air, 1963), Central Intelligence Agency of the USA devised a plan. It choose the opposition party to spoil the friendship. Until here, everything was fine. In the opposition party was none other than Saddam Hussein.
So after a peaceful (yes peaceful!) change in presidency, the deputy Mr.Saddam Hussein got strict with himself and his men. (Well that means USA had more hold on it) USA immensely helped Iraq in the Iraq-Iran war on their border dispute. USA knew that if Iraq won over Iran more oil is in its pocket, while also disposing off its useless warfare machinery.
Anyway Iraq & Iran both lost the war on a cease fire. And USA thought that Iraq was a mere a time waste. In the mean time Saddam with his unlimited machinery, eyed Kuwait.
What else, America had a reason to kill Saddam. He was executed today.
Whether killing Saddam is right or not is not the question here. But it still remains to be answered whether justice has been done.
Somethings to note:
- USA is still the most Petroleum producing nation.
- USA didn’t involve in World War II until it was bombed.
- USA was the major supplier to Germany, until Pearl Harbor happened.
- USA disturbed Cuba, Vietnam, the Central America, the South America for its own necessities in the name of World Peace.
- International Court of Justice has warned USA not to perpetuate terrorism in Nicargua, a Central American Nation. However, US said it doesn’t consider any court outside of the USA.
Check this link to see USA interventions: http://www.cooperativeresearch.org/project.jsp?project=US_interventions_project
USA never showed any evidence to attack Afghanistan after 9/11. It now controls pawns in Iraq and Afghanistan, both on the border of Iran. We all know who is the next target.
The question still remains, doesn’t it?