Fallujah

The siege of Fallujah was a huge mistake. The U.S. Government put the wishes of the mercanary group Blackwater ahead of common sense. We through out any cares for the Iraqi people when we lay siege to Fullujah. Our generals were against the siege from the begginning. They wanted to build things to help the Iraqis, not devastate them with cluster bombs. The U.S. Gov. has turn this war for freedom into a war for land and oil. They can't even lie about any more. It's painfully obvious that they aren't in Iraq for the Iraqis' sake.
This war at least had good intentions at the begginning. But seriously, we need to work harder to help the Iraqis. When the bombs fall to kill supposed terrorists and end up shredding little children and women. The only accomplishment is that we have turned more common people into our enemies. If the U.S. doesn't change its tactics and its policies, we will lose this war/occupation/military takeover/slaughter of innocents.

Failing Govenrment

Our government is truly failing as a democratic republic. It has fallen into line on the dark path empire. As I see it, The United States of America is following Rome to the same grave. Our original government was based on the Roman repreblic. As it progressed, the Roman republic became the Roman Empire. What has our republic turned into? When we stroll into another country, take control, set up a government like our own, stay there forever, and contol commerce, what else could we be then an Empire? At the end of Rome, they had to hire mercenaries to fight their wars. We have more mercenaries fighting for us right now, then we do our own soldiers. Soon after Rome fell into ruin. I see the same end hunting us down and closing on our backs. If we are following that same road, then we don't have much time left.

Waiting

Well no one is listening yet... That's okay, you'll find me. So this election is really looking scary, I don't really care for any of them, oh well, I guess we'll see what happens.

Predator Theory

Every animal in know existance has a predator. Why wouldn't we? How could we have a predator? Wouldn't we notice the loss of poeple? You would think that we would notice lets say 300 "attacks" a year. But let's look at the facts, we lose people. They go "missing" and are never seen again. The scary thing is that we lose 800,000 people a year in the U.S. alone. They go "missing." 800,000, just gone... That's not counting reappearences, murders, or runaways. The creepiest part is that the percentage lost to "missing" cases is the same exact percentage as that of animal lost to predators from a herd.

Today

To all of you reading this, hey. I'm starting a blog to express my views and thoughts on the world. Have fun reading. I will most likly get sidetracked from my original path but hey, that's what happens.