I love how cowardly people are. For eight years, UN scarcely said a word against the almighty United States war machine. An unconstitutional war waged on false pretenses overseas, violating international laws, and the UN refused to take action. Now, months after Bush and the good ol' boys packed up and headed home, the UN is calling for action. The president of UN General Assembly says that the mistreatment of Iraqis in the conflict should be investigated. Seems a bit retroactive to me. Wouldn't inestigations accomplish more if they were carried out before the troops were being transferred to Afghanistan?

Another thing that I find humorous. It's generally agreed (apparantly) by both political parties on the ballot that withdrawl from Iraq is going to be along dangerous road. That the continuation of war is necessary. Why is it, then, that we can move to Afghanistan with no problem at all? We can't take the troops out of Iraq to go home, but we can take the troops out of Iraq so they can fight in Afghanistan. Riiiiiiight.

Wars overseas are costing American citizens $4000 dollars a day (that's the last figure I heard, but it could be more or less) and we're repaying huge amounts of interest to the Federal Reserve. Logically, you could cut a lot of costs by ending the war, and not doing business with the already illegal Fed. That's not the conclusion the US comes to. Nope. Instead, let's bail out failing industries which provide a small minority of jobs to the majority of Americans.

Obviously, the United States of America, or "The Corporation", have become this country's forefathers' worst nightmare. The contract that the states made with the District of Columbia has been stomped on, and our unaliable sovereignty has been forgotten.