While we all mourn the deaths of 3000 on 9/11, 10,000 from war in Afghanistan, 500,000 Iraqi babies from US/UN sanction, 1600 Palestinians and 593 Israelis, as well as numerous terror-related losses around the world, it is time to re-evaluate terrorism and determine how foreign policy blunders and insensitiveness toward other cultures can contribute to more of it - instead of making this world a better and safer place for all.
The first question must be asked why people are angry and why educated people with friends and family volunteer for suicide missions and terrorist activities around the world, ESPECIALLY against America and Israel???
It is time that G8 nations, especially the US, does not take sides to add fuel to fiery world disputes, most of which can be resolved with honest generous diplomacy, quickly and
decisively. Depriving people of democracy, killing their democratically elected leader(s) and re-instating dictators only help creating fundamentalists and terrorists.
It is to be noted that famous world leaders including Gandhi, Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King were once labeled as terrorists.
Most people in the world - Christians, Hindu, Muslims, Jews, Buddhist and others, are very peaceful, honest, loving and friendly, and generally do not or cannot protest against superpower terrorism using stealth technology and missiles.
Killing Osama Bin Laden, destroying Al-Qaeda, Taliban and Saddam Hussein, do not address the effects of US oil politics, using dictators, bribing Israelis and Egyptians …
So, it is time to end all Middle East conflicts and rewarding Arab nations for their contribution to the world economy by ensuring steady oil supply.
It is time to convert our enemies to friends - from Afghanistan to Chile and Bosnia to Palestine. People of most countries which are labeled as terrorists have been starving for Western love and cooperation AND NOT bombs, missiles and merciless destruction.
Violence begets violence; death and destruction using missiles and bombing sorties are no deterrent to anger and hopelessness built up by years of neglect and discrimination.
Only love and sense of equity can convert all hatred into love and friendliness.