The Liberators
The American police used dogs to frighten detained Iraqi teenagers, I see the fear on their faces from the pictures but they keep asking why do they hate us.
The American army were using their animals to make juveniles as young as 15 years old urinate on themselves as part of a competition but they keep asking why do they hate us.
The whole world watched the images of the Iraqi prisoners being strangled and dragged on the floor but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Their military personnel stacked the Iraqi prisoners bodies in a pyramid, wrote on their skin in English but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Male prisoners are positioned to simulate sex with each other, the American soldiers are laughing, posing, pointing or giving the camera a thumbs-up but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Cluster bombs were used against Iraqi civilians but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Iraqi prisoners’ heads were covered with plastic bags, their hands were cuffed with plastic ribbons in front of their wives and children but they keep asking why do they hate us.
More than 10,000 Iraqis were killed during their liberation but they keep asking why do they hate us.
They bombed religious shrines but they keep asking why do they hate us.
They banned the media from their crime stage so there will be no witnesses but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Their bombs destroyed Allah’s name on the walls of shrine but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Iraqi scientists, lawyers, academics were shot in front of the American soldiers’ eyes but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Cemeteries were bombed in Najaf but they keep asking why do they hate us.
They demolished civilian’s houses but they keep asking why do they hate us.
They kidnapped our past, present and future but they keep asking why do they hate us.
There were no weapon of mass destruction and the whole country was destroyed because of their greed for the oil but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Am I loosing my sanity or what? Please give me one reason to love them, to cherish their presence in my country and to see them as liberators.
Copyright: Nesren Melek . n_melek@hotmail.com
The American army were using their animals to make juveniles as young as 15 years old urinate on themselves as part of a competition but they keep asking why do they hate us.
The whole world watched the images of the Iraqi prisoners being strangled and dragged on the floor but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Their military personnel stacked the Iraqi prisoners bodies in a pyramid, wrote on their skin in English but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Male prisoners are positioned to simulate sex with each other, the American soldiers are laughing, posing, pointing or giving the camera a thumbs-up but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Cluster bombs were used against Iraqi civilians but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Iraqi prisoners’ heads were covered with plastic bags, their hands were cuffed with plastic ribbons in front of their wives and children but they keep asking why do they hate us.
More than 10,000 Iraqis were killed during their liberation but they keep asking why do they hate us.
They bombed religious shrines but they keep asking why do they hate us.
They banned the media from their crime stage so there will be no witnesses but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Their bombs destroyed Allah’s name on the walls of shrine but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Iraqi scientists, lawyers, academics were shot in front of the American soldiers’ eyes but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Cemeteries were bombed in Najaf but they keep asking why do they hate us.
They demolished civilian’s houses but they keep asking why do they hate us.
They kidnapped our past, present and future but they keep asking why do they hate us.
There were no weapon of mass destruction and the whole country was destroyed because of their greed for the oil but they keep asking why do they hate us.
Am I loosing my sanity or what? Please give me one reason to love them, to cherish their presence in my country and to see them as liberators.
Copyright: Nesren Melek . n_melek@hotmail.com
posted by R7 | 8/29/2004 04:27:00 AM
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