Anyways,
I was on my way home tonight, when I met a cabbie (see also
taxi driver for the
Americans).
Me and the cabbie were talking, and I realised,
everything I thought about
Osama Bin Laden was wrong, at least according to this cabbie.
I mean, the cabbie told me he had met Osama Bin Laden (he even showed me his passport to prove he was from
Afghanistan). Osama is apparently a
top bloke.
As the cabbie said, show me any
actual proof against Osama, and I'll show you a
liar.
Men of honour do not launch cruise missles. Men of
honour do not kill without being
sure of a
target.
Me and the
cabbie likened the problems the
USA is having with it's
economic empirialism to the problems faced by the
British, with their
military empirialism (anybody who says the British, and the Americans for that matter, are welcome to put their noses into any other county's belief system are welcome to see the
implicit irony in "
God Save The Queen" "
God Bless
Amerikkka", and maybe even look into the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights, you know, just to see where current
US Foreign Policy is wearing thin).
I guess the most important thing I learned today is that free speech is
priceless, but the ability to actually express your
opinions is worth even more.
P.S. And before you ask, yes, I would die to keep my beliefs as my own personal opinion.
P.P.S. If you have any kind of
Irish blood in ye, or you like to think you do, look at the tactics employed by the
British in
the potato famine or even just the
protestant reformation, where the common
folk on both sides of the discussion were
pitched] against each other, purely to ensure
Anglican dominance over all of the lower class, be ye Irish
Catholic or
Scottish Presbyterain.
The end goal of the
British and
American ascendancy is the complete dominion of the working classes of the world, until we all blindly salute the
Union Jack or the
Stars and Stripes.
If you tolerate this, then your children will be next