posted on Sep, 8 2004 @ 11:20 AM
Here's a opinion column written by Ahmed Al-Jarallah Editor-in-Chief for the Arab Times.
WE are with President Bush who has said, "I am the man who makes history." Who, other than President Bush, can launch a war against terrorism? Who
else will come to the rescue of people suppressed by dictators? Who else was there to build and develop nations? and above all who made democracy the
new international system for all the people in this world?
None of the Middle Eastern countries could face terrorism alone. Some of them went to the extent of making compromises and allying with terrorist
organisations. These countries were afraid to kick out terrorists until the United States arrived on the scene, heading a coalition of the willing to
root out terrorism. Some people may be sceptical about what the US has achieved. But we know it has not only liberated Afghanistan from Taleban and
its ally Osama Bin Laden but also created a modern democratic country with its own police, army and other civil institutions. The United States has
also liberated the Iraqi people and created a modern country from the ruins of the former regime. There are some people who still call the war to
liberate Iraq as "baseless," citing the failure of Americans to find any weapons of mass destruction (WMD). What they forget is the Americans did
find many mass graves where millions had been buried alive. This alone is enough to prove Saddam's regime was more lethal than any WMD man has
known.
Full Story-Arab Times