whoohooo!!! that zarqawi bitch is is dead !!! din…

whoohooo!!! that zarqawi bitch is is dead !!!

ding dong the bitch is dead,
that zarqawi bitch,
bin ladens bitch,
ding dong the bitchhhhh iiiiiiiiissss deaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad !!!



ok so i dont recall how the song went exactly but i’m sure you get my drift

regardless of which side of the fence you sit on regarding this war, there is no denying that debates on just or unjust have for a long time been completely null and void.

being 13 when the invasion happened, and having friends and their families killed, tortured, take hostage, used as human shields etc, i have just as much right to bear a grudge.

living thru 7 months of occupation, ducking and dogdeing road blocks, switching safe houses, and being in hiding for that long because of my nationality, youd think that i’d have a healthy amount of animosity towards the iraqi people.

but heres the thing,… i dont.

i love iraqis, and i’ll even go so far as to say that i like em more than any other arabs i’ve met. them and palestinians, altho what they did during the invasion was definately despicable.

i’m getting off track again,….

the potential in iraq is simply mind boggleing.

ask anyone that has worked there with the locals.

dont bother asking the locals in the neighbouring countries because due to their shared histories youre always going to get slightly skewed opinions unless you manage to find someone who is capable of analysing the situation objectively. and tobe honest you cant blame them for their, in most cases, justified opinions.

the over abundance and combination of both a highly educated peoples and massive oil reserves will turn iraq into the center of the arab world given half a chance. and that scares a hell of alot of people next door.

it might take a while, and its definately not going to be easy,… but it will happen.

but as i mentioned earlier, whats happened has happened, and its pointless crying over spilt milk.

diwaniya rhetoric fixes nothing.

to quote jurassic five:

“are you a part of the problem or are you a part of the solution?
whats your contribution to life?”

i supported the war.

and i’m helping in the reconstruction.

no one can afford the luxury of saying that they didnt support the war so why should they help cleaning up americas mess.

whether you like it or not, iraq has had a positive effect on the arab world.

the elections gave arabs their first true voice. (real/sham blah blah just/unjust – null and void)

the domino effect spread to lebanon, bahrain and even here.

5 years ago you’d never have seen people displaying their pissed offedness



to quote zach de la rocha:

“anger is a gift”