What will we talk about today you and I?

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by:Mohammed Ibn Laith. I am a Muslim, I am Iraqi.

When I heard the bomb explode last Saturday the first thing I did was telephone my father. Bu there was no reply. Again and again and again I tried to phone him. My fingers hurt I stabbe them onto the buttons on my phone so hard. I fell onto the floor and prayed please let him not b dead. Please let it be that he died quick if he is dead
And my heart was sick inside me.
What will we talk about today you and I? I do not want to talk about last Saturday. Shall we talk about peace? I would like to talk about peace. I love the word. No, perhaps we are not ready to talk of peace yet you and I, we are not at peace, we are not even at truce.


Please follow link to read this extraordinary piece by Mohammed Ibn Laith

http://gorillasguides.com/2007/02/10/what-will-we-talk-about-today-you-and-i/#more-751

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1. Thanks to the neocons

This is our american legacy to the middle east.

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Does “peace” mean that your aunt does not weep as she talks of how the young couples she serves ask her after the X-Ray
Well is it a child or is it a monster?
And how she curses the Americans who littered our land with Uranium munitions and then denied us the cancer drugs. Because we needed to be,
contained.
We sand niggers who had been abandoned to the tyrant you had supported for years needed to be,
contained.
And though it was hard for you, though compassion swelled in your noble and peaceful heart we sand niggers needed to be,
contained
For my own good. I needed to be,
contained.
The new world order and the peace dividend required that the sand niggers be contained, and you assured the world, that I was indeed,
contained,
You told me that though it was hard for you :
We think the price is worth it.
Shall we talk about peace you and I? I would like to talk about peace. I love the word. No, perhaps we are not ready to talk of peace yet you and I, we are not at peace, we are not even at truce.