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when the dust settles, they will want revenge..but against whom? saddams gone..the talibans gone....just woindering who the next target or scapegoat is.
now that al kayda has been broken up (assuming that it actually exists)..just wondering which country or group or fictional character is high on the hitlist.
arroe... to use the word 'unjust' and not think of the death of iraqi children would be a betrayal of the innocents that have died in iraq. justice belongs to both sides. but to wontonly go out looking for bloodthirsty revenge for the sake of quenching that thirst is in itself unjust.
one problem i do have though is that bombings in iraq and afghanistan seem to be a daily occurance and manage to make a small mention in the papers, even though 20, 30 or 40 odd..even 100 odd ppl could lose their lives. but i find one terrorist attack in a wstern country or directed at western tragets and the whole world tunes in. the question i ask is, are people immune to bombings in iraq? or is an iraqi civilians life worth less than that of an american or brit?
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