They tell us that the United
States just evacuated the embassy in Iraq and all I
can think about is all the young soldiers that died or who survived and are just
now broken people. It was 2003 when
America decided to help the Iraqi people.
It was a United States led invasion that successfully got rid of their
evil dictator Saddam Hussein who was abusing his own people. America is the most powerful military machine
in the world. We are not used to evacuating. We are used to liberating oppressed people
from other countries like
what we did years ago in Vietnam. By the
time the last U.S. forces left Iraq in 2011, it was a fairly peaceful
country. What happened in the past three
years?
Over the years there have been divisions among
the Iraqi people. Similar to the
constant battles between the Israelis and the Palestinians. Religion seems to
always divide people. How ironic since I
always thought that religion was supposed to save people. Now in Iraq a religious war between the
Sunnis and the Shiites has become
a terrible ugly and bloody battle that most Americans just don’t care and don’t
want to know any more. Our families are
exhausted. Even our most patriotic who donated our bodies
and souls for the past 10 years to wars in the Middle East don’t want to know
about it anymore. Even our president
Obama looks aged and tired and grey haired probably over his constant dilemma
of having to decide where or when to send American troops somewhere to help
others.
Everyone is disgusted. The security of that country has come at a
tremendous cost. More than 4000 Americans
died during the Iraq war, many of them when U.S. forces surged into Baghdad and other
areas in 2007, leaving the safety of large bases and moving into unstable
neighborhoods. This is the thanks we get? The Sunnis and the Shiite should be
worshiping the United States for what we did for those people in only the last
10 years. How quickly they forget the
hand who has fed them peace.
We should have learned from
Christopher Columbus centuries ago to keep away from the Middle East. Remember he discovered America sailing on
unknown seas trying to find a way to China by avoiding the
Middle East and at that time people believed the world was flat and that he
would just fall off the edge of the world but Christopher took the chance of
certain death just to avoid the Middle East.
Wake up America! Learn a lesson
and get the hell out of the Middle East including Afghanistan. It is time to look the other way; let those
ungrateful bastards kill themselves.
America has moved on to more disasters things
than donating our bodies to ungrateful countries liberating them from their evil
persecuting dictators. We are numb and
the only thing that could spark fear in us now are TV shows about diseases that
imperil all mankind and Hollywood is investing a lot of money in disaster
movies and series. Television’s latest
super villain is a killer with the ability to remain invisible and
change shape while committing mass atrocities otherwise known as viruses. The dramas could then include the prospect of
infection illnesses and even pandemic.
These core elements are found in the SCI Fi
show Helix, and two new series one on TNT called The Last Ship and FX’s The Last
Strain to start in July.
Viruses have long played a dramatic
role in film appearing in such
movies as The Andromeia Strain in 1971, 12 Monkeys in 1995, Outbreak also in
1995 and Contagion in 2011 whose producers consulted the Centers for Disease Control
to make it authentic. On television, an Andromeda
miniseries appeared on A& E in 2008, while 24’s Jack Bauer dealt with
bio-terrorism in its third season and the show Heroes characters tried to prevent the release
of a deadly virus in season two. Can’t we all just get along and maybe try to entertain us all with good old hippie subjects
like peace and love and health too? And stop all these stupid wars.
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