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May 07, 2005
'It's Not in the Interest of Global Security for U.S. to Win in Iraq'
Amr Al-Faisal, in an article in the May 8, 2005 issue of Arab News headlined "Follow the Leader" wrote: I have been following the U.S. invasion of Iraq for some time ever since the Americans began their campaign to convince the world of the necessity for such an action until now. I have come to the conclusion that it is not in the interest of global security that the US succeeds in its mission in Iraq. There are certain principles that the US is trying to establish, through its adventure in Iraq, in the field of international relations that are of a highly dangerous and pernicious nature.
He said, "One of these is that the end justifies the means. This principle is one that has been rejected by most legal systems around the world; it is seen as the remnant of a barbarous past the world is trying to forget. The other principle is that might is right." Here's more.
Posted by Munir Umrani at May 7, 2005 06:42 PM
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