Obsession for Oil
| From: | CK Raju | Date: | Tue, 15 Oct 2002 04:29:34 +0000 |
| Subject: | Obsession for Oil | ||
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Reports of US annexing Iraq appears to be highly disturbing. The oil
reserves of Iraq appear to be the prime motive behind the US ambition of
ruling that country (without realising that even those reserves are
limited). Perhaps it would be more good if US could concentrate on research
to have hydrogen as fuel substitute instead of indulging in another
arms-flexing exercise. The world is aware on who are the biggest consumers of
oil and who contributes more to the global warming (considering the fact that
even completely burnt hydrocarbons would produce carbon-dioxide). The world
is also aware about the capability of the promoters of 'free markets' to
influence US Government and international organisations to get results in
their favour. These vocalists of free markets have acquired immense
capability to remain calm, even if humanity is threatened, to such an extent
that it can be compared to any rogue organisation. The world is also aware
on who contributed to the loss of 5% of the ozone layer, creating a hole
(that is gradually drifting to the nearest pole as a result of the
centrifugal action caused by the rotation of the earth). The world is also
aware about who is testing armaments (on live targets under the name of
carpet bombing) to flush out mines. US should now sit and learn why some
organisations attacked ruthless 'trading centres' and brainless 'arms
headquarters' and what should be done to avoid such reprisals in future.
Perhaps this would give it enough courage to live in dignity and to let
others live too.
CK Raju
PS : Sorry to post it here, but unilateral actions such as these have a high
say in our career and would definitely make a change in the way we live and
think now.