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June 20, 2004 I wanted to address this issue, but it is very sensitive, not only for you and me, but for the loved ones involved. But I need to be to the point also, so bear with me please: if not, it is useless for me to write this article, it would not be me. In this case: fortune does not always favor the brave, as Terence was written, to the contrary. In a like manner, I say the slayers of innocent blood: like so many before these terrorist that are beheading Americans: blood does not satisfy the lust inside of them for less, rather it stimulates them for more. We can see this in a list of ongoing menacing, what I call: Heroes of Evil. Did you know Saddam kept movies on the people he killed, tortured to death, and sat around his dinner table watching it as he ate chicken? If anything this should be a benediction for the recent real hero, Paul Marshall Johnson. Although it didn't start out that way; in my little 56-years on earth, I can name thirty-blood-luster's, off hand, of these blood-lusting creatures - they always wanted more not less once they got the taste of blood. Most of them - believe it or not - were next too literate, that is right, like Saddam, and Hitler, and Stalin. But they had a gift of speech, not intelligence; it's funny, if you are dumb say nothing, and people will think you are smart. Stalin, who is worshiped by many around the world to this very day [like Hitler], believe it or not, are responsible for close to, if not more than, 40-million deaths, be it war, starvation, or just right out disappearance. Hitler, he gets about 50-million, 6,000-million being Jews, or 70% of them he exterminated, like Stalin, whom is guilty of about seven-million outright missing citizens. Papa Doc, in Haiti, was not much better, and Pole Pot of Cambodia is responsible for about three-million lives. If you were to talk to these murders [lets add bin Laden in the group for the heck of it], if you were to read their minds, they would say: "Even those who don't want to kill, would like the power to do so." And I believe they would be right to a high and certain degree. But we all can kill if we want, but we don't. To see how lust breeds blood, Saddam is a case in point, 730,000 Iranians got it with chemical weapons from him, and how about the Kurds, about 100,000 more got it from chemical weapons from him also: and our government [along with world governments] tells our government, chemical weapons does not play a part in the overall picture of Iraq's invasion. Oh yes it does. But what I was going to say, or going to say about Saddam was, he was responsible for at least one-million deaths. How can this all be? A million is a big, big, big number. That is why an official from the Iraqi government went to the UN and scolded them for standing by for 20-years and watching. One thing I am happy for, is President Bush's philosophy: as Syrus, Maxims once wrote: "It's too late to ask advise when the danger comes." How true this is, as the world, the part that did not get hit by 9/11 yet, would like us to do. Al-Qaeda is like Saddam, Stalin, Hitler, it doesn't matter what you do or say, they are blood-lustful: they will make up a reason to attack, just like a drunk, he will make up a reason to get mad so he can go out and get drunk, it is what he knows best, and should know, since he's had a lot of time to work on it. We think we can reason with them, as if we can judge them by their cloths, how stupid, and sad that is,--it is like grabbing the saddle off a horse, thinking it will do you some good it is the horse that matters, not the saddle. Now the horse is gone and you got a saddle. I got thinking of these blood thirsty renegades, like Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, who is responsible for at least 50,000-lives, and rapes and so on, and Mao, the killer Chinese-man, the one Nixon sent to visit in l972, who butchered the Tibetans, if he could, he'd had been like Hitler, exterminating the area for his Chinese elite; no different than Pol Pot, or Kim IL Sung of North Korea. The evil ones; they have been around for a long time, we can go to Nero, or Tamerlane, and all the way back to Gilgamesh [2700 BC]; whatever, or wherever, we will find the bood-lusters. This is the second decapitation since May, I am sad for both the families. You see, there is no lesson here to be learned other than I prove one point, my point; blood-luster's exist for no other reason than to lust for blood once received. An addiction I fear; an addiction with power and control. ------------ About the author: Mr. Siluk is a world traveler, a lover of the mysteries around the world, and has visit many World Heritage Sites, the most recent being Easter Island and the Galapagos. His most recent book: "After Eve," and his 26th book thus far, can be seen on/at Barns and Nobel.com, Amazon.com, Walmart and several other sites. He spends his time between Lima, Peru and St. Paul, Minnesota, and is wroking on two more books: "Stay Down, Old Abram," and "Curse of the Abyss Worm," the second being a suspensful mystery. Visit http://dennissiluk.tripod.com Email: dlsiluk@msn.com Tell a friend about this site! ------------ |
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