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Abhishek Asthana , Delhi:
Sep 14 2008
Made Popular Sep 14 2008
With the completion of the withdrawal of 28,500 US troops posted in the recent military build up in Iraq, the country for now is taking in a gasp of fresh but temporary calm. According to Pentagon only 490 deaths have been reported in the month of...
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Well, i hope all this thing finished with peace mind.
Local Opinions (7)
2 Stars
Such are the machinations of geopolitics which is really what’s bringing down this planet.
The question of succession of power is the only real conflict between the Shi’as and the Sunnis. It’s the bone of contention from history down to the present time.
The plot thickens when ulterior motives and self-serving interests of geopolitical forces come in to complicate things.
The question of succession of power is the only real conflict between the Shi’as and the Sunnis. It’s the bone of contention from history down to the present time.
The plot thickens when ulterior motives and self-serving interests of geopolitical forces come in to complicate things.
2 Stars
Hi Grace,
Thanks for you comment. Yeah rightly said such is the reality. And while it ends up looking too complicated, at its core are divisive perceptions build up over the years and fed on by politicians. Though digressing a bit this where the importance of Obama lies. At least he is trying to overcome divisive forces inside America. Even the world needs such a leader and may be Obama himself could be that.
Thanks for you comment. Yeah rightly said such is the reality. And while it ends up looking too complicated, at its core are divisive perceptions build up over the years and fed on by politicians. Though digressing a bit this where the importance of Obama lies. At least he is trying to overcome divisive forces inside America. Even the world needs such a leader and may be Obama himself could be that.
2 Stars
A politico is a politico, Abhishek! LOL
He is there to propagate a power that he can hold.
Although Obama has stated at the outset that war in Iraq should end, we may not be able to guess what he will do when confronted with situations where Obama the man separates from Obama the politician. He is still a potential president of a geopolitical superpower.
But bless him for wanting to end the war in Iraq posthaste. Bush has been war-happy for a long time now.
He is there to propagate a power that he can hold.
Although Obama has stated at the outset that war in Iraq should end, we may not be able to guess what he will do when confronted with situations where Obama the man separates from Obama the politician. He is still a potential president of a geopolitical superpower.
But bless him for wanting to end the war in Iraq posthaste. Bush has been war-happy for a long time now.
2 Stars
Well to an extent but not necessarily all politicians. Though rare it is quite possible for a politician/ leader to have the vision to identify the market for goodness and be commited to it and thus apply his resources towards creating that market/ vote bank and consequently hold on to that power.
2 Stars
And yes Obama might turn out differently that will be for us to see is things go right for him but what he has already done through out this campaign can not easily be overlooked.
2 Stars
I agree with you. He got with wanting to end the war as soon as possible.
But then, of course, I’m not a voting constituent so I don’t matter. LOL
But then, of course, I’m not a voting constituent so I don’t matter. LOL
Global Opinions (7)
2 Stars
Such are the machinations of geopolitics which is really what’s bringing down this planet.
The question of succession of power is the only real conflict between the Shi’as and the Sunnis. It’s the bone of contention from history down to the present time.
The plot thickens when ulterior motives and self-serving interests of geopolitical forces come in to complicate things.
The question of succession of power is the only real conflict between the Shi’as and the Sunnis. It’s the bone of contention from history down to the present time.
The plot thickens when ulterior motives and self-serving interests of geopolitical forces come in to complicate things.
2 Stars
Hi Grace,
Thanks for you comment. Yeah rightly said such is the reality. And while it ends up looking too complicated, at its core are divisive perceptions build up over the years and fed on by politicians. Though digressing a bit this where the importance of Obama lies. At least he is trying to overcome divisive forces inside America. Even the world needs such a leader and may be Obama himself could be that.
Thanks for you comment. Yeah rightly said such is the reality. And while it ends up looking too complicated, at its core are divisive perceptions build up over the years and fed on by politicians. Though digressing a bit this where the importance of Obama lies. At least he is trying to overcome divisive forces inside America. Even the world needs such a leader and may be Obama himself could be that.
2 Stars
A politico is a politico, Abhishek! LOL
He is there to propagate a power that he can hold.
Although Obama has stated at the outset that war in Iraq should end, we may not be able to guess what he will do when confronted with situations where Obama the man separates from Obama the politician. He is still a potential president of a geopolitical superpower.
But bless him for wanting to end the war in Iraq posthaste. Bush has been war-happy for a long time now.
He is there to propagate a power that he can hold.
Although Obama has stated at the outset that war in Iraq should end, we may not be able to guess what he will do when confronted with situations where Obama the man separates from Obama the politician. He is still a potential president of a geopolitical superpower.
But bless him for wanting to end the war in Iraq posthaste. Bush has been war-happy for a long time now.
2 Stars
Well to an extent but not necessarily all politicians. Though rare it is quite possible for a politician/ leader to have the vision to identify the market for goodness and be commited to it and thus apply his resources towards creating that market/ vote bank and consequently hold on to that power.
2 Stars
And yes Obama might turn out differently that will be for us to see is things go right for him but what he has already done through out this campaign can not easily be overlooked.
2 Stars
I agree with you. He got with wanting to end the war as soon as possible.
But then, of course, I’m not a voting constituent so I don’t matter. LOL
But then, of course, I’m not a voting constituent so I don’t matter. LOL
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The question of succession of power is the only real conflict between the Shi’as and the Sunnis. It’s the bone of contention from history down to the present time.
The plot thickens when ulterior motives and self-serving interests of geopolitical forces come in to complicate things.
Thanks for you comment. Yeah rightly said such is the reality. And while it ends up looking too complicated, at its core are divisive perceptions build up over the years and fed on by politicians. Though digressing a bit this where the importance of Obama lies. At least he is trying to overcome divisive forces inside America. Even the world needs such a leader and may be Obama himself could be that.
He is there to propagate a power that he can hold.
Although Obama has stated at the outset that war in Iraq should end, we may not be able to guess what he will do when confronted with situations where Obama the man separates from Obama the politician. He is still a potential president of a geopolitical superpower.
But bless him for wanting to end the war in Iraq posthaste. Bush has been war-happy for a long time now.
But then, of course, I’m not a voting constituent so I don’t matter. LOL