Monday, September 11, 2006

Where are we?

Five years later american politics are fractured, divisive and partisan.

Five years later world views are that america is more of a threat to 'peace' than anyone else?

Five years later Bin Laden is the prime beneficiary of Pakistan's surrender of sovereignty of it's own land to tribes in Waziristan. Tribes who have been and are seedbed of the progenitors of ignorance, the Taliban.

Five years later the war remains one against a TACTIC, without a root, with an enemy barely named.

Five years later this administration has yet to ask the american people to take part in this huge civilizational struggle except to keep on going to the mall.

Five years later no government official in either party speaks relentlessly against the real enemy, the teaching of hate, violence and religious supremacy, based in what a fourth of this world believes is the immutable word of god.

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2 comments:

civilian-at-arms said...

That Osama bin Laden’s prognostications about the West, five years after 9/11, and through Afghanistan to Iraq to Spain to London, still continue to prove accurate should be far more mortifying to a greater percentage of the population than it apparently is. And that only covers the forward-thinking aspect of the threat; there are still many people who refuse to think of the years before 2001 as anything other than an idyllic, peaceful, prosperous time where Americans were loved the world over and the menace of “terrorism” was something that happened “over there.” What have we learned? Significantly less than our enemies have.

Anonymous said...

Sad to say, I agree with you Epa.