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Forwarded 28-Dec-2004
POEM ON FALLUJAH/IRAQI RESISTANCE
from GreenLeft Weekly Australia 8 Dec 2004
[AddedNote: A festive season seeing a close of year 2004, I do
like to share with our netters with a poem by John Tomlinson
about the resistance in Iraq. Being festive season in this
part of the world (AU), we are to be reminded of the injustice
does not take a break on Christmas. The illegal occupation of
Iraq, human rights abuses in Burma and persistent threat to
asylum-seekers family Bakhtiyaris in Australia have continued.
Let us hope in Year2005, the Truth with justice is prevailed.
May the force be with you in coming year, to all the Truth
Warriors all around the world. -- U Ne Oo.]
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FALLUJAH
Poem Written by John Tomlinson.
I Stand with the people of Fallujah
as they try to repel Yankee murderer.
I cry with their children and their mothers
as they stare at the bodies of their brothers.
I walk thrugh the ruions of their houses
and watch while the wives bury spouses.
From their B-52s, as if the've nothing to lose,
they drop their deadly rain causing mayhem and pain.
Their depleted uranium lasts in perpetuum,
while cluster bombs add a few more tombs.
They rely on chemical weaponry
when they really need a visionary.
With their armour-plated heart
they tear this town apart
but it is just another error
in this bloody war of terror,
And more blood stains the soil
because they want Iraqi oil.
Let them roll their loaded dice
in the end they'll pay the price.
Arrogance their main device
and in the end they'll pay the price.
I raise the toast to the people of Fallujah
each time they kill Yankee nurderer.
I mourn each civilian who will die
and cheer the resistance as they try
To stop this invasion of their town
I hope the world won't let them down.
by John Tomlinson
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