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Politics : Idea Of The Day

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To: Bilow who wrote (45929)4/16/2004 7:31:37 PM
From: IQBAL LATIF  Read Replies (1) of 50167
 
Fullajah is at the heart of the Sunni triangle the infamous geographical area where the ruling baath party found its die hard zealots to enslave the majority of Iraq. Now that new freedom is ushering all over Iraq and new found freedom is absolutely chaotic unlike 'feeble stability' as a result of mass murder of dissent in case of tyranny, the Fallujah district is at the heart of privilege class inhabitants and its associated uprising has lot to do with the ideology and privileges of colonialism of Baathist party; these in this triangle were the ones, who would suck 80% resources for one million of their populace as other 44 million would go shoeless and breadless, now these diehards have their very keen agenda to destabilize the freedom and democracy or free elections where every one can be criticized and held accountable, the problem with freedom and accountability as it ushers is that it looks very messy but its eventual outcome ensures permanence of freedom and thought. I am sure that media hype that surrounds Fallujah tragedy fails to take into account the disproportionate number of very estranged Sunnis who would like to reestablish the Sunni triangle domination of a federal Iraq that has Kurds, and Shiites and other minorities. The ugly scenes are last sigh of the diehards.
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