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United World News March 12 2005
Ingrid Margo Journalist

The People Must Make The Governments Accountable

Resistance songs blared out of loudspeakers as organizers handed out Lebanese flags and directed the men and women to separate sections of the square. Hezbollah guards handled security, lining the perimeter of the square and taking position on rooftops, while trained dogs sniffed for bombs.
Large cranes hoisted two giant white and red flags bearing Lebanon's cedar tree. On one, the words "Thank you Syria" were written in English; on the other, "No to foreign interference."
Hezbollah has been mobilizing its followers from across the country for the protest which is also meant to denounce a UN resolution which in addition to its demand for Syrian withdrawal calls for the dismantling of groups - a point which Hezbollah sees as being aimed at its well-armed military wing.
Previously, Hezbollah warned that disorder could erupt in Lebanon if Syrian troops were to leave the country, where the 15-year-long civil war ended with a fragile balance between the country's diverse main religious groups.
General elections in Lebanon are due to be held in May.

Rafiq Hariri had the Lebanese government well balanced; He did not see Hezbollah as terrorists but as freedom fighters. He did not see Syria as interlopers but protection...
Of course that is the exact opposite of what Israel and the US see. Their opinion is unimportant as they only forcibly want to interfere in internal affairs in that region. From passed experience the world knows that their intent is self serving and dishonest, and is a vicious plan to steal lands not theirs to take.

Kofi Annan in his speech in Madrid warned the world, he in contrast to Bush, Blair and Sharon, speaks the truth. We have already written about designer bugs created in laboratories specifically developed to target whom ever the mal spirited Governments want to liquidate.

Kofi Annan in his words Madrid, March, 10, 2005
Terrorist groups find it easiest to recruit among people with a narrow or distorted view of the world. We must therefore help states to give all their citizens a modern education that encourages scientific inquiry and free thought. UNESCO has done much good work in this area, but I hope can do more.
Few threats more vividly illustrate the imperative of building state capacity than biological terrorism, which could spread deadly infectious disease across the world in a matter of days. Neither states nor international organizations have yet adapted to a new world of biotechnology, full of promise and peril. There will soon be tens of thousands of laboratories around the world capable of producing designer bugs with awesome lethal potential.
All experts agree that the best defense against this danger lies in strengthening public health. The World Health Organization's Global Outbreak and Response Network, working on a shoe-string budget, has done an impressive job in monitoring, and responding to, outbreaks of deadly infectious disease. But in the case of an overwhelming outbreak – natural or man-made – it is local health systems that will be in the front line; and in many poor countries they are inadequate or non-existent. We need a major initiative to build such systems.


First the interfering occupiers US and Israel must be accountable. At this time these two countries are liabilities where ever they surface. Arrogantly they propose they have no obligation under the law, but demand that every one else bows to rule of law. Arrogant vulgarity is not helping human rights, it destroys human rights.
For example; Africa would be perfectly alright if it were in control of their resources with out foreign intervention and corrupt, greedy leaders.
Accountable responsible leaders are wanted in all global countries.
When there are accountable, responsible leaders, the PNAC interferes and assassinates. This must not happen.
The people must make the governments accountable.

Aun Sang Suu Kyii still under house arrest, what the Myanmar government did with her, basically forced her out of the eyes of the public, rendered her mute, is what Tony Blair wants to do with any body he doesn’t like.

America is shoving a piece of chocolate down Iran’s throat; First of all Syria is pulling out of Lebanon because of economic sanctions and other Bush/Sharon/PNAC threats. Second Iran will get candy and flowers, if they stop refining nuclear materials. If they do not comply, the US threatens retribution,
Destruction, military force.
The US also threatens China, US are pointing the finger at Chinas record of human rights, and China is pointing right back (Guantanamo, Iraq etc). China and Russia are behind Iran. Who is going to draw the line and stop the PNAC/Bush/Sharon/ Blair Nazis dead in their track? Who will put an end to the PNAC vulgarism? Who has the courage? Is the world lame? Where is the boundary? Apparently the people haven’t been punished enough, or taxed enough, or murdered enough, lied to enough, abused enough.

Ingrid Margo