A Kick In The BarracksA Poem by spence
What are you waiting for?
We asked you not to go to war... We said, 'Don't attack Iraq' Now we say 'Give Iraq back!' Have you not freed them all from tyranny? Have you not blessed them with democracy? Is the mission not accomplished? Is the problem not amended? So surely all that's needed is Iraqi independence You've achieved your 'liberation' So why not end the occupation? Or are you secretly afraid of a self determined nation, That will not heel to whims of economic proliferation? The 'right of might' United States, (with lap dog Europe at the gates), Postpone the sovereignty debate Until they have secured in place Their own concerns- their puppet state That their military enforce to endorse U.S mandates To control fuel resources and prevent a Shi'ite union with the Saudi's and Iran Surrounding oil fields by commandeering or pressurising border lands Iraq, Pakistan, Turkey and Afghanistan The truth is that the troops cannot pull out Because freedom was never what this war was about Selling oil in euro dollars was Saddam's step too far The straw that broke the camels back was that the price of running cars Would be greatly increased on CIA soil A betrayal of the deal when Hussein was the foil For western terrorism on pro-Islamic lands The mole in the whole of rich oil baron sands The greatest war crime since Hitler's time Committed by the Bush administration, and sycophantic allies, Maintained by Barak's selling line Now instead of initiating modern day Nuremburg trials He's continuing atrocities and 'won' a nobel peace prize! So for those that think elections are about democracy Maybe finally you'll see Putting faith in governments Or their malignant agency's Will never give you justice and will never make you free. © 2009 spenceReviews
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2 Reviews Added on November 10, 2009 AuthorspenceGrimsby, United KingdomAboutJust returning to WritersCafe after a couple of years in the wilderness of life. I'm a 40 year old (until December 2013, at least) father of two, former youth and community worker, sometime socio-pol.. more..Writing
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