This seems to be another Iraq coming soon...I only hope things dont go so far...

American foreign policy shall never change. Be it Obama or Bush or Clinton. It is a scary thought to imagine Americans in our backyard, Iran being almost a neighbour. Iranians are some of the most cultured and civilized people ever and because of an oppressive government and the imperialistic designs of the US, they have to bear the brunt.

American foreign policy shall never change. Be it Obama or Bush or Clinton. It is a scary thought to imagine Americans in our backyard, Iran being almost a neighbour. Iranians are some of the most cultured and civilized people ever and because of an oppressive government and the imperialistic designs of the US, they have to bear the brunt.

Bush has become the most unpopular President of USA owing to his misadventure in the Gulf; it’s a bit gloomy expression conveyed by the Presidency aspirant Obama to keep on rubbing his ass on the same stone that Bush had laid. I do agree with Jaiyant Cavale for his sense of concern and the gravity of repercussions Obama might face.

I was watching An Inconvenient Truth on TV the other day and I couldnt help but wonder what if Al Gore really had become the president of America?? I mean to have a man who actually thought more of saving the future of the world than settling personal scores leading that godforesaken country would have actually been a delight... I really wish Obama has more gall than the gutless men America chose before who really have nothing to offer their citizens but dreams of war glory!!

Although i may not be the person who knows the complete ins and outs of the nations who vouch to be the front runners in this unsaid yet existent nuclear arms race, one thing that i like about Mr.Obama is that whatever he says is quiet frank, to the point and totally onto one person. He atleast doesnt run around the ”Bush”. He may have his own reasons to blame Iran for exactly the unrest being caused in the world to some extent, but then at least he is not like Mr Bush who loves to play doublpe games, as he did with India and Pakistan.