Mercifully spares.."we the people"

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America is not having a jolly good time. It is going through some worst economic & financial crisis. Such crisis however never steals away her priority for the safety of her people. US security officials are increasing their efforts by hour to thwart any possible act of terrorism in advance of the 10th anniversary of September 11th 2001.

Post 9/11 America relentlessly went after 'Al Qaeda' and hounded out Osama bin laden and gave him his watery grave. Post 9/11 no terror outfit dared to hit their shores. Naturally therefore Americans have every reason to feel safe in their country.

The politicians in our country may perhaps never tire themselves from criticizing America and at the same time they neither may ever tire of their frequent tripping to America for pleasure pain & politics. However the saddest part is that they never bring home any learning from them except for the art of being bay watchers of bold & beautiful. Therefore it will not be an all lie on our part if we say we are not all that safe in our own country. This is because our politicians continue to believe in living & growing by the blood of "we the the people".

Till the time we are able to stop the hooliganism of our politicians and their contribution in making our shores a toll free gateway for terrorists , there will be no respite for our country from terror attacks. For now the bloody terror attacks will continue to remain nothing beyond a debating tamasha for both our media & the parliament.

As long as the political will to thwart terror attacks is missing, we will continue to get blasted anywhere any time. Today's blast at Gate no 5 of Delhi High Court is simply a sample of their on going business as usual. These terror attacks have and will continue to remain part of our nightmare of pains of dying in heaps. Therefore what is wrong if we in our pain, wish to look forward for a terror attack that takes a heavy toll of our politicians and mercifully spares ..."We the people..."





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