Bush’s successive
summits
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Sayyed
Fadlullah: America is about
to draw a Road Map for the Whole world, but the Nations of the world
are able to thwart its plan politically, in spite of its military
victories.
Asked in his weekly
seminar about how the world and the region look like in the light
of the successive summits in both the region and the world
The
Religious Authority Sayyed
Muhammad Hussein Fadlullah said:
Those who feel that these
summits are similar to the ones that were held in the aftermath of
the Second World war are not mistaken, regardless of what those
who are participating in them -including the Europeans-might
think.
The Unites States has legalized
for itself the right to punish regimes and nations in accordance
with the rules that it set to promote its interests, which leads
to the confiscating of the Unites Nations and the freedom of the
nations in determining their destinies, at a time the American
president is presenting himself as a ascetic whose only concern is
promoting democracy in the whole world.
The Americans have rushed to
benefit from what had taken place in Iraq in the rest of the
world, holding summits in Europe or in the Middle East which gave
the American Administration another opportunity to dictate its
conditions, or draw the limits they should not overstep, claiming
that the world after the war on Iraq is different than before it,
and that the victorious party should impose its logic and its
conditions on the rest of the world.
The US Administration is about
to draw the outline of a new world order that determines the
ceiling of the UN and Europe's roles. It is actually drawing a
world roadmap at a time it seeks to make the regional one enter a
maze of endless and fruitless negotiations.
At the same time, it seeks to
obtain an Arabian cover for its occupation of Iraq and paves the
way for circumventing the Palestinian popular movement that is
still causing hardships for Israel despite all on the going
developments in the region.
We believe that the US is still
fumbling in its movement in the region. It has so far failed to
turn its military victory in Iraq into a political one despite all
the threats it distributes among the peoples of the region.
That is why we ask our peoples
not to live the spirit of defeat and surrender. The American
hegemony is not an inevitable destiny.
Our peoples should know that the
ones who were defeated are the regimes which America itself has
installed and not the nation which has to build the will of change
which starts from the inside to be able to create facts the ground
outside.
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