
An Iraqi television journalist hurled two shoes at President Bush during a joint news conference Bush was holding with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki to mark the signing of a U.S.-Iraq security agreement.
Bush had just finished his prepared remarks in which he said the security agreement was made possible by the U.S. surge of troops earlier this year, when the journalist, Muthathar al Zaidi pulled his shoes off and hurled them at the president. “This is a goodbye kiss, you dog,” Zaidi shouted.
Bush dodged the shoes and was not struck. Bodyguards quickly wrestled Zaidi to the floor and hauled him, kicking and screaming, from the room.
but?
Who says Bush didn’t win enough hearts and minds in the Arab world? This is what “liberated” Iraqis did to Saddam Hussain as well. This is a desperate reaction of the untold and unimaginable amount of misery inflicted on the inocnet people of Iraq in the name of liberation since 1990 at the very least - to to speak to the 10 years war that was imposed on this nation to fight the US enemy - Iran. This was enough to shame a tyrant who, together with his team, lied through his teeth to justify the barbaric and illegal war on Iraq that killed 600,000 Iraqis by 2006 (NYT). According to the Washington a team of American and Iraqi epidemiologists estimates that 655,000 more people have died in Iraq since coalition forces arrived in March 2003 than would have died if the invasion had not occurred.
This is too sad that we have to see all this today.but lets hope tha the new american president MR.OBAMA doesen’t do like this as of mr bush. However, let’s hope the colonial adventurists take a lesson from this, which they didn’t take from 700 years of colonialist failures.
To understand what this journalist just did, is because
People are not toys. People are not emotionless creatures who just become collateral damage. They have feelings just as their occupiers have. They hurt just as their torturers do. They bleed and their do cry when their hopes and dreams are shattered. Treat them as pawns and ninepins and you definitely are set to get a reaction. The billions spent on war could have transformed the future of suffering humanity. Think of the people dying of starvation and AIDS.
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We need more genuine people like you
And I am against anyone who criticizes any religion in any context.
As far as religion goes, I feel no one is allowed to impose his religion on anybody. The best he can do is follow his own religion and respect those of others.
Criticizing any religion is equivalent to disbelieving and disrespecting the words of God.
So, instead of criticizing other religions and harming (that’s the word...HARMING) other peoples emotions and getting on par with these terrorists, we should always try to live in harmony and respect humanity.
Terrorists HARM PHYSICALLY, but quasi-terrorists HARM PSYCHOLOGICALLY.
And I’m against any kind of harmful activity.
As you say, there are many paths to God. True! We should follow whatever path we feel comfortable and avoid whatever we don’t like. Its as simple as that.
Don’t harm humanity in any form.