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George Bush did not like Saddam Hussein. So he went for an illegal war against Iraq which devastated that country. President Barack Obama, in the disguise of a Peacenik, did not like President Assad and was all set to launch a ‘limited war’ against Syria which would cause extensive damage. American Presidents control huge wealth and immense power.
George Bush did not like Saddam Hussein. So he went for an illegal war against Iraq which devastated that country. President Barack Obama, in the disguise of a Peacenik, did not like President Assad and was all set to launch a ‘limited war’ against Syria which would cause extensive damage. American Presidents control huge wealth and immense power.
They want to dominate the world. If some nations object, the US would smash them, thereby proving the dictum that it is never the meek but the strongest bully who would inherit the world. The US, which initiated the Monroe Doctrine, now thrives on the Bush-Obama doctrine. This doctrine is followed all over the world, with bullies of all kinds exerting pressure on non-bullies.
India is no exception. Its Board of Control for Cricket (BCCI’s) ‘tottering’ (there is no other way to describe him) president K.Srini suddenly announced that the Indian cricket team’s long-awaited tour of world Test champions, South Africa, would be severely curtailed. No reasons were given; and in yet another decision, the BCCI announced that the much-weaker West Indies would undertake a short tour of India. Very soon India would play a home series against the Windies, an away-series against New Zealand though nothing was mentioned against the South Africa tour. Sections of the media reported that India could only afford to spend 25 days for this truncated tour, if ever that took place
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