Iraqis Should Stop Supporting the American Occupation
Should those Iraqis that favor the U.S.-led coalition give up hope of an American victory? This op-ed article from the Yemen Times suggests that if the American track record is anything to go by, it might be time to choose another path.
By Atif Awadi
April 13 - 16 Issue, 2006
Yemen - Original Article (English)
Hitting Shiites and Sunnis at the Same Time, So the Iraqi
Civil War Continues. [Arab News, Saudi Arabia] (above)
[LATEST NEWS PHOTOS: Iraq].
'Iraqi Prime Minister Al-Jaafari Goes Suicidal if Pressured'
By U.S. and Britain to Resign. [Arab News, Saudi Arabia]. (below)
'Spreading Democracy in the Middle East' [Ad Dustour] (above).
'Three Years After the U.S. Invasion of Iraq, Operation Iraqi
Freedom: Occupation, Destruction, Death Squads, Torture,
Bombings, and Civil War.' [Ad Dustour, Jordan].(below)
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Three
years have passed since the advent of "St. Bush Jr." into the land of
Babylon and his seizure of all its territory, its people and its wealth. The
question here is: Do those who spawned his principles and the message which he has
sent to the Iraqi people, still have faith in his message?
Since the
shedding of innocent Iraqi blood began in a process similar to a ceremony of the
devil, Iraqi women, children and elderly men have been unsafe, even in their own
bedrooms. It isn't safe for a widow to go out in search of food for her
children, who were recently deprived of their father. It isn't even safe for an
elderly man to look for his wife's body among the dead. Iraqis have lost all
sense of security since "St. Bush" and his disciples came to Iraq. Iraqis
have lost not only their security, but every facility that preserves human
dignity. Even in Baghdad, water and electrical services have stopped. Drinking
water is mixed with sewage and citizens can find no other alternative but to
give it to their children.
Are the performers
and disciples of St. Bush, who believe in the message imposed by the West on the savage Iraqis and Arabs, still propagating this message and kneeling at
his sacred alter?
During
these past three years at Abu Ghraib and other U.S.
and British prisons, Iraqis have experienced every kind of abuse and insult to their
human dignity
So again we
ask Iraqis who continue to deceive themselves by supporting the U.S.: Do you
still have the same faith in salvation at the hands of God's messenger Bush and
his European, Zionist and U.S. disciples? Wasn't it they who said that the peaceful
prophet Bush would bring the salvation of the Iraqi people, and deliver them
from the oppression of their dictatorial regime, making it a great civilization
again? Wasn't it they who said that in Bush's hands, Iraq would be a model that
is envied by all Arab nations?
Do these self-styled
Arab and non-Arab missionaries still insist on the deception and fear? Iraqi
unity has disintegrated. All factions are calling for separation. Each Iraqi
ethnicity is calling from atop the altar in the temple of Bush, demanding a
separate land. And every separatist Iraqi is a result of Western teachings issued
by Bush and his disciples.
How long
will the rest of the West turn a blind eye to the invaders' crimes in Iraq?
Civil war in Iraq is the worst scenario that can happen to Iraqis. Thank you to
St. Bush, who made all of this possible, and thank you to Bush's supporters,
who won't withdraw their support until they see Iraq totally destroyed.
Atif Awad is an Egyptian journalist
and short-story writer residing in Yemen
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