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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Described as a ‘nightmare scenario’ in Iraq and the Middle East; the endless war – its mess that afflicts people of all races. More troops have been sent there more personnel and other organizations deal with their quest for peace and action that shape the future for Iraqi people. It’s like magnet in today’s newspapers, where everyone gets the information; either in television or other sources of media networks and people’s discussions. With emerging responses and allusions to previous leaders in this nation; like Franklin Roosevelt in history, who saved this country during great Depression. In his solitary and determination, George Bush sees it with special attention; his strategy, along with other options proves his adamant decision. Like a dynastic leader with great power King Louis XV of French kingdom struggled and fought many foreign wars, he won but not successful in other invasions. The eyes of the world remain focused on this place where chaos, horror and mess create opposition between Democrats and Republicans de-funding of the war seems a solution. Against culture and civilization, the mark of death and destruction shows the collapse of human castle: as God’s co-creators in sharing his love, peace, and reconciliation.
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