Maeya Colpah

Sorry about the lack of posting on how wrong The Iraq War was recently. It's just that, sometimes ruminating on the wrongness of what The Iraq War was, kind of leave's me at a loss of words. (You ever get that way?) It's sad, too, because as a (allbeit minor) media figure now, and (sort of) the head of my own little NGO here (Blog's count as NGO's, right?), I have a special responsibility to be independent, dissent, and name that wrongness where I see it.

And with an election coming up (the U.S Presidential election for the President of the United States (on Tuesday next) in just a few days, nothing could be more timely either.

Because, looking backwards to what The Iraq War was is one of the most IMPROTANT issues one could contemplate when casting their vote. (And you know where I stand - no real need for me to rehash) (that, It was wrong). It's just so important to look backwards nowadays as much as we can. How else will we get ahead?

But I don't know. The whole thing just leaves me speachless. I mean how can mear words capture how wrong it (The Iraq War) was? I type "wrong" but I relly mean so much more. You know?

I can only hold out hope that that's coming through.