Bush and Blair have cremated UNO. Kofi Annan should have by now resigned. At least Mr. Blix has said that he would resign before his tenure ends. Resignation of Mr.Blix should be viewed as a protest to the coalition force's agression of Iraq. Interestingly US and Britain will demolish Iraq and the UNO will take the responsibility to build Iraq.
When Saddam called for Jihadis against the coalition forces the Americans condemned it and when the whole world is condemning their agression of Iraq they are silent and determined to ouster Saddam for no genuine reasons.
A loss for US/UK will only boost the morale of the Islamic terrorists ,India has already bled for 11 yrs in Kashmir and with a spineless political force in India all our army can do is act like watch dogs.
A victroy for Saddam is a big loss to India .Though i sympathise with the Iraqi people but my country is more dear to me
RE:Bush Vs Saddam
by Ayyaz on Apr 02, 2003 12:07 PM
This is in reply to the message of deeps. As it says that a victory for saddam is loss for india. i would like to say that the situation in both india and iraq is different india is facing the problems of terrorists but in iraq it is not a terrorists activities US/UK trying to put pressure on iraq with their intensions that most of us knows its totally political based for oil and have the US base in middle east & asia so that in future he can try to do the same to india,china or any asian countries it may be possible.So i feel the deeps should understand and go through all the points before giving any comments on any issues. Thanks Ayyaz
RE:Bush Vs Saddam
by shahanaz on Apr 02, 2003 03:53 PM
hai deep, don't say foolishness Our country is more dear to us. same thing for iraqi people. they fight 4 their motherland. this makes terrorism. Ur America is only looking 4 Iraqi wealth. can u please think how terrorism begins. we fought aginst briitish rule. do u think our Baghat singh and other freadom fighters r terrorist? fight 4 mother land is not terrorism. kashmir is not like this. it is our land.pakistan play only politics. but my point of view Saddam is not good.but he far far better than ur Bush and Blair. pray God 4 Iraqi people
RE:'Saddam will never surrender'
by sajunariyas on Apr 02, 2003 06:13 PM
One cannot say that the victory of US/Iraq will lead to the defeat / success of terrorism. Terrorism is a different kind of act. It has become a fashion among our media persons to identify terrorsm with a religion. At least this practice should be avoided.Isalm never adovocate terrorism and same is true with other religions too. The term "Isalamic terrorism" may hurt many who are otherwise peaceloving. Here i would like to ask a qustion that whether iraq has attacked or put any harm on US/UK? and my second question is that Whether the success of US will bring peace to entire world or it result in an another kind of terrorism called "Bush terrorism" throughout the world?
RE:'Saddam will never surrender'
by Mugundhan on Apr 05, 2003 01:47 AM
I agree with Deeps, A victory even symbolic for Saddam will boost Islamic terrorists, see what happened after Afghan war, Soviet union was defeated not just b'cos of Afghan valor or so its because of full support from US with weapons, training, tactics etc and finally it was projected as victory fro Jihad! Now all of a sudden, Saddam is developing a love for Jihad strange, he killed fellow muslims Kurds and Iranians using chemical weapons, captured another muslim country Kuwait and now we see Saddam being portrayed as representing Muslims and he is being portrayed as heroic! C'mon guys wake up! Blind opposition to USA wont help anybody, for Gulf war 1, the our so called defense analysts claimed that Iraq will be anbother vietnam for US and after 2 weeks of war again same thinking! Whether we like it or not, US has the best trained, equipped both tactically and stragically equipped forces! Moreover, victory for USmeans, Saudis will be under pressure to reform the fundamentalists, the money for Kashmir terrorists come from Saudi charity under the name of Jihad! its time ppl realize there is mroe to life than going to farway lands and fighting jihad or sponsoring a jihad doesnt pay....
RE:Iraq war
by Surendra on Apr 02, 2003 02:38 PM
Sure Saddam will not surrender.He will disappear like Osma Bin Laden. Vow what a great heroes of modern history...Shove others into martyrdom and when it's their turn they disappear.
This general is not a professional soldier. He goes with emotions and his friendship with Iraq and its military. He talks as if US does not know how to take on Iraq and they are like children in this game.He points out that a lot of Americans do not know where Iraq is on the map. Hope he knows where Bolivia is.Dear general why do you speak like this when in your heart of hearts you know that the end game is total disaster for Saddam.He could not even defend his country and they are bombarding his capital with out a problem and still he says they have an aerial defence system and tanks and artillery ect.
RE:saddam will never surrender
by AK on Apr 02, 2003 01:24 PM
I dont know watever, but the general is sure true when he says that the average Americans cant even point out Iraq in the map. Yea, even if Americans win the war, they wouldn't be able to get hold of Saddam. I dont support Saddam, but ill have to say he is a lot smarter than Bush.
RE:saddam will never surrender
by Subbu on Apr 02, 2003 01:34 PM
It is very surprising to note that this gentleman anil forgot that he is talking about a general who has trained iraqi officers. The general would know what eacha and every iraqi officer thinks. It is like a lame man teaching an athelete how to walk.
RE:saddam will never surrender
by Mantoshe Devji on Apr 05, 2003 08:41 AM
It must be fashionable to disbelieve your own countrymen and believe the propagand of foreign media and governments. Are you a slave still living in colonial times? The man you are questioning is one of the most highly decorated and respected soldiers of the Indian army. He is a man of impeccable charater and integrity, loved by his officers, soldiers and friends.
