No, Thank You! America, Go Home!

Written by Nevine A. Al Seidi


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America is ‘bribing' and ‘terrorizing' nations worldwide to join forces with it shredding Iraq and destroying it, promising to rebuild it using Iraqi money! Purely ridiculous. Iraqis, I mean Iraqi citizens not army, will never allow Americans to take over their country. Hadrepparttar American administration spent some time doing its homework, it would have figured that one out all by itself. Iraq, is not just another rich Arab country. It isrepparttar 126034 cradle ofrepparttar 126035 Arabic cultural lore ( read courage and honour here),repparttar 126036 generator of Arabic scientists ( read genetic genius), andrepparttar 126037 birth place ofrepparttar 126038 Arabs' ancestor , Prophet Abraham ( read Jihad). Iraq, like Palestine is a sacred land to all of us, Arabs. We will never allow a foreign country, to tamper with our roots, our history, our pride for some fictitious reasons likerepparttar 126039 dictatorship of one of our men, or for ‘harbouring' lethal weapons allowed byrepparttar 126040 Israeli occupation!

If America is fighting Iraq for us, its neighbours, we are saying clear and loud: No, thank you! If it is trying to freerepparttar 126041 Iraqi people from its dictator leader by bombing them, we advise : America, go home!



Born in Alexandria, Egypt in 1961, Al Seidi obtained her degree in English Literature from the University of Alexandria in 1983. After traveling the world, sampling two ways of life and been there, she is writing it all. Published in several anthologies as a poet in the US, Al Seidi is a voice of an Arab woman talking to us from the heart of the desert in a tongue we understand.


True or False? A Crash- appraisal of the American logic in the War on Iraq

Written by Nevine Al Seidi


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Another reason for America to rip Iraq and shred it is to search for weapons UN inspectors failed to find. Should we assume that American troops are not fighters but Phd holders of some occult tradition? Should we assume that America is an authority aboverepparttar UN and therefore in a position to "correct" what goes wrong withrepparttar 126033 UN efficiency? More reasonable, let us think thatrepparttar 126034 CIA has very valid confidential info that Saddam Hussein has Anthrax pre-packed in his palatial fridges and chemical heads stuffed in his republican "Dictator size" mattresses. But why would not America enlightenrepparttar 126035 UN inspectors with its genius findings?

Inrepparttar 126036 American struggle against terrorism, Hussein's head had to be chopped suey. Well, taking into consideration thatrepparttar 126037 new findings pertaining torepparttar 126038 aggressors inrepparttar 126039 WTC incident confirm that Hussein was Bin Ladden's " left" hand, and that Iraq which is in factrepparttar 126040 only ‘secular' regime inrepparttar 126041 Arab world, must be suspect number one in "radical' terrorism, this could be a very reasonable reason. True?

America , as a super power, has a responsibility to makerepparttar 126042 world a safer and happier place for all. This isrepparttar 126043 easiest question to answer! Yes, you cannot go wrong here. What a happier world we are going to have withoutrepparttar 126044 United Nations ? With a few million Iraqis less Iraq lost 1.5 million lives because of war and sanctions already)? With funerals in British and American homes? With a stagnant world economy? With fear of travel? With gluing our tearful eyes to TV screens parading loss of life and total destruction?

Since you have gone that far markingrepparttar 126045 above statements as True or False, you might like to answer this one question aboutrepparttar 126046 American Intelligence Quotient. Kill forrepparttar 126047 dollar isrepparttar 126048 American dream coming true. That one must be..well.. very TRUE.Or why else arerepparttar 126049 troops so anxious to save oil fields with minefields - pun truly intended!



An Egyptian writer and poet who works in English.


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