But Bush has another reason, if you are an unbeliever.

Third reason. ‘It might have been transported to other countries.’

This is tag line. So Saddam carried those weapons to other countries undetected by U.S. satellites and all intelligence agents? Did he transport them by air, land, sea or through an underground tunnel? (Kudos to Saddam—the Arab born James Bond.)

If this story is true, then world is not safe yet. Because unnamed countries—multiple axis of evil—would use weapons to precipitate ‘Armageddon’ just when we think that danger has been averted. Or if they have good intentions, or if they do not know how to operate Iraqi missiles, they might just return these weapons to next democratic government in Iraq. And then circus continues.

Now away from fiction. Let truth be told. Did Iraq have any weapons of mass destruction prior to invasion? No, UN inspectors said so. And former U.S. weapon chief, David Kay, also supports it. Then was Bush right in going to war? Though he tried to invent reasons to justify war in interview, it must be said that there was no justification for it.

In my controversial book, CHASING SHADOWS!: A Dream; I wrote that we are fighting terror with wrong weapons. What causes terrorism? Such senseless wars and other injustices are root cause of this evil. So we are not solving problem, but fueling it.

And this world will fare badly….

ARTHUR ZULU, an editor and book reviewer, is author of controversial book, CHASING SHADOWS!: A Dream. (A book that reveals terrorists’ master plan to finally set world on fire!)

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ARTHUR ZULU, an editor and book reviewer, is the author of the controversial book, CHASING SHADOWS!: A Dream. (A book that reveals the terrorists’ master plan to finally set the world on fire!)

Mrs. Weiss, Mrs. Clegg, Miss. Pat Werrell, as well as Miss. Elizabeth Seely did their best to make an even distribution of food available. Allen Clegg, a very small boy, who maintained a remarkable composure, did a wonderful job in helping ladies in their difficult task of feeding hungry crowd. He was almost always around with a tray asking “Have you been served?” When I asked him for another very small helping, he sharply retorted “No second helpings, Sir.”

But highest credit goes to Marines in general and to their chief Ernesto (Gutierrez) in particular. I have never seen such a self-sacrificing young man in my life. He was on duty almost 24 hours a day. He never ran into a temper. He always gave us best possible advice and kept us informed of tragedy that was going on outside station. He was so efficient that we soon felt and acted like disciplined soldiers under his command. I would like to call him a shepherd and us his flock.

As to tragedy itself, apart from intensive bombing and shooting that went on around and over us, I was not much scared, because Marines continually advised us on exactly what was going on.

On Sunday night Mr. Weiss gathered us in corridor and told us that he had received instructions to evacuate only Americans and third country nationals. When we asked him what would happen to us, locally hired monitors and others, who had borne brunt of past week as far as monitoring was concerned, he was so moved that he could hardly say, “I wish I could take you all with me. I will try to take you all with me.” But no sooner did he utter these words than he choked up. That very moment alone proved how sincere he was. Our confidence in him was reinforced.

At Mare Monte, where evacuation took place by helicopters, Mr. Weiss was last to board helicopter, because he was struggling over an impossible telephone to obtain approval for us. When we met on board British aircraft carrier off-shore, we all wept for joy. We were all out of danger and Mr. Weiss was proudest man on earth because he had saved lives by defying rules and regulations.

On board British aircraft carrier Hermes and U.S. warship Trenton we were excellently treated. No treatment could be more humane. I am over 60 and should know by now how important praying is. But I will never abandon kind of intense and devoted praying I have learned from Mr. Weiss.

I thank God, I thank Mr. Weiss, and I thank Marines. I thank warships and I thank FBIS as a whole from very depth of my heart.