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Mo May 2 -

ALTERNATE COSMOS -

Many people in the Middle East
believe that History is a Poem.

After all, what is the
difference between the two?

Jihad Al Khazen has been writing a running series of commentary columns about the prospective candidate for the UN post, John Bolton. But he has a J-tumor sitting on his brain which is crippling his thinking to such a degree, that his worldview is truly impaired.

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"John Bolton sees everything from an Israeli radical perspective of the radical Likud party..."

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"I have written about Bolton more than once and I think he is an Israeli prior to being an American."

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"This abhorrent Israeli apologist..."

"Why does Bolton exaggerate and taunt? He does so because he is an Israeli before he is an American. He joins between immorality and Likud extremism..."

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Why was John Bolton proposed for the UN post if he is such a seemingly repugnant character?

An increasingly large percentage of ordinary Americans across a broad political spectrum have become increasingly concerned about, among other things, heinous mass murderers, homicidal dictators, and flaming psychopaths being installed on the UN Human Rights panel.

Some are perturbed, some are irked, and an increasing number are outraged.

John Bolton is being portrayed in the U.S. as a sort of pit bull terrior who's going to hold the line on this issue somehow. I am not privy to the strategies of the Bush White House and I have no way of determining if their (as yet untested) strategies would work.

Jihad Al Khazen's perspective is not so unique in the Middle East where many residents are orphans of the Ottoman Empire. While he is unusually privileged to be living in London, many others are living in closed societies from which they do not have free access to outside information. Many are imprisoned in illiteracy. Many have been wandering around in the dark for the last 100 years. They have identity and other problems. Many of these people do not know what civil rights are, first-hand. And you can't miss what you don't know.

Khazen, as educated as he may be, is obviously oblivious to the concerns of many Americans. His mind is so twisted by an indoctrination which is blinding him, that he cannot empathize with the feelings of repulsion that many relatively normal Americans have for the prospect of an axe murderer evaluating people's civil and human rights.

Think a few quick remedial courses could
get Khazen up to speed for the 21st Century?

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