I’M SO TIRED OF IRAQ

J. Grant Swank, Jr.

If, as President Bush states, there are in fact “reformist Muslims,” that is, those who put down the Koran’s killing and maiming passages for civility, then I feel sorry for them if they live in Iraq.

It appears to be true. I suppose there have to be some Muslims who are not killer Muslims, given the statistics when gauging a sociological study. Then if that is in fact reality in Iraq, I do feel so sad for those “reformist Muslims” who shed their
Islamic fanaticism for sanity. They surely have a rough time of it in a nation sliced apart by extremist Muslims.

I also feel so sorry for any Christians left in Iraq. Christians have been persecuted beyond degree there so that most have fled. One pastor stated to media that all his staff has been slain by extremist Muslims. That bottom line could be repeated too many times.

Now with that sorrow expressed, I really am tired of Iraq. I am weary. I suppose the better term is “weary.”

I am weary of the thanklessness that free nations have been handed for all the liberty blood spilled in Iraq. It was the dream of naive free persons that Iraq, once liberated from a human shredding machine Saddam Hussein, would leap for personal freedoms’ chance. But they did not. Really, they did not.

Then anything but a democracy plant has taken place in Iraq. None will ever take place.

Why? Because no Western-styled parliament will rule. Street thugs given to Allah’s Koran killing passages will rule. They have the upper hand. They destroy whole blocks of houses while free nation leaders fly around the planet like fools in an attempt to diplomatically set up a liberty base in Iraq.

Street thugs don’t give a flip about liberty bases in Iraq. They have been tutored since the womb to hate non-Muslims, slay infidels and give themselves to suicide for Allah’s Islam World Rule. Therefore, the invisible Allah rules their minds, not parliaments or national laws or reason.

Therefore, I am growing so desperately weary of Iraq that I want to throw it away — far away — far, far away. I want it to go away.
If the street thugs are going to rule Iraq, then give it to them and let the rest of us enjoy the civility we have crafted in toil and creative energy. We have not come upon our republics by chance. We have worked long and hard, following the heritage of those before us.

Therefore, the last burden we need to carry now is a useless street-thug ruled Iraq. It’s not worth it. It’s not worth it because the bloody mayhem will never cease.

Never.

Even though Mr. Bush thinks otherwise, he’s wrong. He’s so dreadfully wrong that it is sick.
And that’s why I’m even wearier of Iraq.

My own country’s leadership does not have the wisdom by which to pull our troops out, give the country over to the ever-winning street thugs and leave the geography to what it is going to endure till the end of time — brutality, cruelty, and extremist Muslims killing their own. They’ve done it for years.

There is no reason for them to stop now — not for Bush, not for Blair, not for Rice, not for the Pope, not for logic.

All of these beckonings are totally foreign to street thugs who relish heads rolling down the streets.

So with that fact facing me, why should I not be terribly weary of Iraq?

Copyright © 2006 by J. Grant Swank, Jr.

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ALLAH: “Fight, slay Unbelievers wherever ye find them.Seize them, beleaguer them, lie in wait for them in every stratagem of war.”
Qur’an, Sura 9:5

CHRIST: For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.
John 3:16