New world leader
If Kerry
is elected, then the real kingmakers will have a new face in
the White House
October 14, 2004
iranian.com
Before you know it, we will have a new face in the
White House. I maybe wrong, but this is the most likely scenario
in the world of politics.
Bush will be defeated,
and kingmakers will have their new man in the office. But who are kingmakers?
Some
of us think of a different breed of John Does to be the mysterious kingmakers,
but the media wants everyone to believe it is THE undecided voters in the
swing states who will have the final word on election 2004. They
must have convinced
both Bush and Kerry to do everything they can to win their support. It is
the same old game alright, but I like what Andy Rooney of 60 minutes
said: They
are not undecided, they are stupid!
Just think about it. How could
a reasonable person remain undecided for so long. How could a sensible
human being ignore everything
that is happening
all around
him/her and wait for a magic performance in a few debates to make up his/her
mind. I can go on and on, but the point is crystal clear; undecided voters
do not share our common sense! Yet they are the ones who choose the new
world leader!
Whatever your political affiliation, you are most
likely a follower of your party lines. You will have no problem
shifting the blame
to your opponents,
and keep
all the credits for your party. That is, of course, common sense! Neither
Swift
Boat ads nor Fahrenheit 9/11 (assuming you take the time to pay attention
to them) will change your mind about your choice of candidate. Again, it
is the
opposing party who should be blamed for the negativity in the campaign!
Yet,
deep in your heart, you pray for undecided voters to side with
you! If so, then you believe in them as kingmakers. Not only do
they decide
your fate for
the next four years, but also the fate of the world for choosing the next
president of the only super power of the world. I was going to state the "undisputed
super power", but thanks to the gang of idiots, terrorists have well
disputed it!
Something is definitely wrong with the way democracy
is being materialized, but it is irrelevant because it is no longer
a matter of who
did what.
It is the
vicious cycle of deception. It is the forces of media and special interests
to deceive the so called "undecided voters" into believing
in their empty promises. In fact, promises are to be broken, empty or
not!
Having said that, while the gap between Bush and
Kerry on domestic issues is material, most observers believe their
differences
on foreign policy
are cosmetic
at best. So let's briefly look at two most likely scenarios.
If Bush is
elected, or selected like in 2000 election, it is quite possible
for his presidency to end by impeachment! That is how history
will repeat
itself
3 decades after Watergate. First, it is unlikely for republicans to
take control of the Congress. People will surely elect more democrats
to
balance the power.
Then there are some cans of worms to be opened after the election.
None of which is in favor of Bush
A fight between two sides of
Pennsylvania Avenue will break out almost immediately. On the
top of that, Bush has no credibility
on foreign policy to form a meaningful alliance to win the fight
against terrorism or to expand American imperialism. The only
beneficiary would be Iranian people who escape a repeat of Iraqi
fiasco on
our beloved land. That is, of course, not what Bush has in mind
for us, but he would be helpless to do anything about it.
If Kerry
is elected, then the real kingmakers will have a new face in
the White House. Besides, to balance the power, republicans
will become the majority
again, to keep controlling the Congress. Bush will not be able to serve
the interest of the real kingmakers anymore. He is like a used
toilet paper to
be flushed down the history.
A new face is crucial to American imperialism
for building new alliances to rip off Middle East of its most valuable natural
resource. That is oil.
The flow of oil to the industrial world must continue
at mid 20th century prices. And the only way of doing it is by democracy!
That is right. Democracy! You guessed it right. It is the "word" not the "meaning" that
does it best. A perfect analogy is the word "peace" for which so
many "wars" have been fought!
No western country has ever shown the slightest
interest in a real democratic government in an oil producing country
in the Middle East, or South America
for that matter. The royal family in Saudi Arabia is the perfect example
of a "democratic government" blessed by American liberation Army!
It is the oil field they are interested in, not the people.
Oh yes, Kerry
will keep his promise. He will not tax the American middle
class for the deficit. And even if he raises tax on the rich, it will
not be enough. Iran
is a good chunk of goodies to fill the hole! It is pay back time. Mullahs
must go!
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