world wide terrorism-here whe come

[jose lopez]

This is just a litlle question I had?
Since the attack, all the presidents that have any terrorist problem been talking about how whe are gonna work together to eradicate terrorism, especially (its the closest one i have) the spanish president, I dont know if you know him hes a little ugly right win bastard . well the problem in spain is a bit like ireland , a region of the penninsula whants to be independent but theres a problem, the goberment says no wayyy....yes and alot off the people from that region as well ( specially right win people and false socialists) anyways the words hes been using are a bit scary sounds like if from know own bush is going to sen a few f16s and shoot down the baske country I hope not but, since all of this mess came up hes been talking abut hes problem not the USA problem itself , I dont know if you understand me.::sorry its hard for me to express myself in english)
so the question is , are we going to have a total attack to all the terrorist, independent movements?? Bush says hes going to erradicate terrorism, but he doesnt say how....I dont even whant to think what could happen if we give a green lite on erradicate terrorism..everybody knows what happend whe the terrorists laws change like the 74 hours incomunicated for suspicion of terrorism??? you all seen the Irish conflict movies no? well I was chatting with a antiglobalization comrade a days ago and the politicians whant to aply that law to the black block....hummmmm that sounds scary cuz its that means, tortures and beatings and problaby false acusations.......
well the point is ....should the basques by afraid??
and the irish.......
the french??theres the bretons as well
how about the EZLN, ELN,FARC.MLNTH and all off those so called terrorist movements by the goverments...........

[Independent]

Thank you for your comments Jose.

As an Australian, I too feel that our 'leaders' are merely reationary. We must accept that politicians are generally reactionary (when publicly elected), and that policy is generally directed at maintaining or generating votes.

Without rational evaluation of foreign policy by the general public, we will continue to be subjected to reactionary politics.

What am I saying? That we are all responsible for our politicians. If your or my president/prime minister blindly support Mr Bush's "Good verses Evil" rhetoric, then we have ourselves to blame. They are reacting to our families, friends and neighbours opinions, and a history of apathy.

[jose lopez]

well maybe you can blame yourself if you voted him, but in my case I didnt vote the politician we have in spain , well I think problaly nobody in this webpage votes the president that they have in their own country, cuzz theres no more real socialist,or communists,or anarchysts in this world of politics, what we know as politicians today are a buch off thiefs and liars that have the media on their side, and perfectly know how to lie and keep people happy with a few words and acts like more soccer or cable tv, at least in my country.....so the only thing I did wrong its to think about that this world is not going to well, and maybe not joining an army to defend my thoughts, but there is no armys for that....

[azwethinkweiz]

its true, im in america and look at our president