Tracy,yes politicians and presidents have their own opinion ,nevertheless they should realize that their decision creates/affects the image of a 300 million people inside and outside their country.policy makers of united states should understand the fact that they are creating a dangerous world by poking the needle on both sides.the world doesnt want this rogue cop to interfere in every aspect.today its afghanistan,iraq....tomorro it will be n.korea,iran...ok understood afghanistan,but why iraq,because its the typical bollwood/hollywood flick,american policy makers are the villian they hire a henchman (saddam H) to finish their enemy (other developing/developed nations) and once the job (like obtaining nuke secrets from iran and passing it on to CIA)is finished by the henchman the hench man is inturn killed.this is what unites staes does,and by USA i dont mean the entire people i mean the policy makers.its time for american to refrain from the apocalyptic super cop image. i have been in united states (iam back to india now)for 7 years and its so pathetic to see 300 million good people brain washed by the media at one go having no idea of what's happening outside theirs.an american visiting outside his country should feel safe. yes,"might is right",but the policy makers shouldnt forget david and goliath. iam not against americans but against their cunning policy makers.....they are the #1 terrorists.
