International Computer Magazine
Stop blaming, Act against the monsterous chemical attacks..!! |
Damascus : “At 6:30 in the morning, the plane struck. I ran up on our roof and saw that the strike was in front of my grandfather’s house. I got dizzy and then fainted in front of my grandfather’s garage. I next found myself in a hospital, naked in a bed. I don’t know if my family is dead or alive.” Thirteen year old Mazin Yusuf told the media after the chemical attack happened in Syria in April. Chemical attacks have a long history that traces back to the First World War Starting from the World War chemical weapons are used in Cold War, Iran –Iraq war etc. Newest one is the chemical attack in Syria. Everybody knows how deadly these chemical weapons are. It took the life of many and will definitely take the life of a million in the future. There are many nations standing on the verge of a war. We are expecting a war between nations like the US- Korea, India- china at any time in the future. If they all use chemical weapons to defend themselves, then we can’t see a normal future generation. Because, they all will have some kinds of irregularities, since, the chemical weapons are too dangerous. Even though our world nations and leaders are aware of this, they are doing nothing to put an end to this chemical warfare. Instead they are blaming each other. If a chemical attack happens, our leaders and nations will find ways to blame the opposition nations at first. Before doing anything to rescue the chemical attack victims, they all get engaged in the bloody blame game. The same happens every time. Even if there are proofs to identify who had actually done this kind of a ferocious act, our media and leaders will neglect it. It is because; those who lost their lives are not celebrities or renowned personalities. They are ordinary people, who are unaware of the cruel faces hiding behind the beautiful masks worn by their beloved leaders. Everybody has heard about the Iran-Iraq war. But we have heard only the partial story; the complete story is still unknown to many of us. The war between the neighboring Middle Eastern Nations resulted in at least half million causalities and several billion dollars’ worth of damages, but no real gains. Started by Iraq dictator Saddam Hussein in September 1980, the war was marked by indiscriminate ballistic missile attacks, extensive use of chemical weapons and attacks on third country oil tankers in the Persian Gulf. The end came in July 1988 with the acceptance of UN resolution 598. This is the known part. The unknown part is the involvement of America in the Iran-Iraq war. The Reagan Administration secretly decided to provide highly classified intelligence to Iraq to help President Saddam Hussein avert imminent defeat in the war with Iran. The American decision to lend crucial help to Baghdad so early in the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq war came after American Intelligence Agencies warned that Iraq was on the verge of being overrun by Iran, whose army was bolstered the year before by covert |
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glove with the terrorists. They fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack” he said. Mr. Assad insisted that it was “not clear” whether an attack had even happened. “You have a lot of fake videos now” he said. “We don’t know whether those dead children were killed in Khan Sheikhoun. Were they dead at all?” Many governments such as the US and some European countries and the Gulf Co-Operation council have attributed the attack to the Syrian government. According to investigation by Human rights watch, the attack was conducted by Syrian Government forces form the air using the Soviet made KhAB-250 aerial bombs designed to deliver Sarin. Syria has denied any involvement. Russian too had denied their involvement. According to US, the Syrian government under Assad was behind the chemical attack. UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said he was deeply disturbed by reports of the chemical attack, noting that the use of chemical weapons is banned under international law. This blame game and discussions on Syrian chemical attack is still continuing. Until now, nobody has taken any action against chemical warfare. Nobody has been punished for conducting such a disastrous thing. In Iran-Iraq war there were proofs against America. What happened then? Nobody and no organizations came forward to speak against America. In Syrian attack, the concern is not about the victims, it’s about which country should be blamed first and how should we blame others? There is an International Law that banned the use of chemical weapons. What is the use of such a law, if nobody is following it? Chemical attacks will cause much harm to us. Even it is capable to vanish the entire human race from earth.Possible long term effects of such warfare include: chronic illness caused by exposure to chemical agents and delayed effects such as cancer, severe damage to the human foetus and detrimental alterations in the human gene, organic particularly nervous, damage which lasts throughout life, even though the person is not killed. Still we are watching out quietly this bloody drama of our world leaders. They will not protect us. They are trying to escape from their responsibilities by blaming each other.But you will not be exempted from the curse of millions of innocent people who lost their lives due to your irresponsibility. So, dear leaders, it’s time for some action. Do something to stop this cruelty.Because, in the coming years, there will be more chemical attacks in more nations, since, the rivalry between nations are growing up. If people want to escape, they should find a place in some other planet, since every nook and corner of earth is insecure!!! Sarika |