The inception of the 21st century hasn’t by any means been called a golden epoch for the Asian continent, for the region that was already suffering from internal and radical conflicts, especially middle-east, was completely blazed by the US Armed Asian Safari in persisting their so-called war against terrorism.
Earlier Afghanistan and then in Iraq, thousands of innocent people lost their lives and millions dislodged from their homes and native places that still are living an unprivileged life in altogether alien places with no one to care for.
North Korea, with their elastic and diplomatic approach, would somehow escaped the wrath of the wild American troops, equipped with destructive armaments, on an untamed Asian mission.
Now, the important question that is a matter of concern for many a nations and people is, will the US Armed Asian Safari impede only here or would there be some other itinerary to cover before eventually leaving Asia, which, with their deep involvement in the Asian continent, almost seems impossible, at least in the near future.
In a resent development President George W. Bush on Wednesday alleged Iranian military and officials of supporting the radical activists that are causing a grave trouble to the allied forces in Iraq. Bush said,
The idea that somehow we’re manufacturing the idea that the Iranians are providing IEDs (improvised explosive devices) is preposterous. My job is to protect our troops. And when we find devices that are in that country that are hurting our troops, we’re going to do something about it, pure and simple.
Is US planning another false case to attack Iran? Is US preparing a pretext for war against Iran by charging Iranian military with the supply of explosive devices to Iraqi militants? Will Iran be the next halt for the American armed forces and allies in their supposed unsophisticated pursuit to make world a serene place?
If, we have to ask this question to Mr. Bush, we possibly will get the answer in affirmation. No matter what would be the end product or the entire hunt end in bloodshed, killing innocent people, displacing habitats to all the corners, and forcing them to live a nomadic life.
Nevertheless, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has absolutely ruled out any sort of contribution of destructive weapons and support to Iraqi militants.
Bush has already been facing a severe criticism, not only externally but internally, as he completely failed to prove his earlier claim of Iran possessing weapons of mass destruction.
However, Gen Peter Pace’s, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, denial of proof against any sort of direct Iranian involvement or support to the Iraqi militant groups fighting against US led forces comes as a weighty blow to the uncanny plans of Mr. Bush pertaining Iran. Gen Pace said,
We know that the explosively formed projectiles are manufactured in Iran. But I would not say by what I know that the Iranian government clearly knows or is complicit.
Meanwhile, lending a knockout punch, the US House of Representatives has voted 246 to 182, together with seventeen of his own Republican Party members, in favor of a resolution rebuking President Bush’s decision to send extra troops to Iraq.
