Gość: Karol
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21.04.04, 22:49
Bush told Woodward that he remained certain the war had been the right move
because he has a "duty to free people." That is not how he had depicted his
obligations before the war. Then he claimed his duty was to defend the United
States. This remark – coupled with Bush's comment that "there is a higher
father that I appeal to" – does make it seem that Bush believes he is on a
mission from God. That might scare some, but it would not be so problematic
if Bush also believed that God expects him to engage in self-examination and
critical and honest discourse before mounting an action that claims thousands
of lives, and if Bush took into this heart the fact that God (assuming God
exists) created intellectuals, experts, skeptics and critics as well as
cowboys, oil rig workers, and truck drivers (not that any of these folks
cannot be fancy-pants eggheads as well).
Link do calego artykulu:
www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=18455
A zatem zydzi maja "mesjasza" na ktoergo czekali.
