Friday, July 08, 2005

London

Wow, these bombings in London are a scary sight. What's even scarier is this link: http://www.thesimon.com/magazine/articles/canon_fodder/0889_what_behind_london_attacks.html
Wow man, who would have thought? Our governments do this dirty work and hurt their own people and say "terrorists" did it. It's all a front for war, the article says Islamic radicals have no reason to attack England. They've already agreed to pull out their troops and that's good. With this guise of Islamic terrorism in London I hope people don't fall for it and have a blind hatred like we did after September 11th. Read the article and think about it, I can't f'ing believe that the government would do that. I guess this is the way God orchestrated it all to be if we're on a set path. It's all so interesting, I will love every moment when our government's corruption crumbles. God damn, it's so sad to see these kinds of people in power. There's this sense of rightousness in my heart to go out and become the president and end all of this, is that what I was destined to do? I'm unsure, but I have this feeling that I can make a difference. Or can I? It would be fun to see the world crumble, but then again it wouldn't be. I love this country and its history too much to see it crumble. My heart's been set on fire with a passion for Liberty, what do I do? That would be scary, to see myself up there trying to be a goody two-shoes. It's a responsibility and there are so few good people in the government. Is there such thing as destiny? Damn, I can actually see myself trying to be like that, helping people out and keeping out corruption. What's sad is, moments after I can see myself also being killed by those who are corrupt. It's a good reason to think twice about it and ask myself is it really for me? I've always said that I want to be remembered in history, ever since I was small. So should I? It's not instantaneous but Damn it's a scary thought. Questions, questions... I'll just keep myself occupied with books before I make that decision, good night.

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