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MUMBLINGS March 2, 2006
Please pardon my personal references on faultfinders. The
greatest fault is the fault of faultfinders.
Quite frankly, I’m getting tired of
the politicians, vote seekers and general fault finders continually criticizing
everybody because of the mistake made in the greatest tragedy America has ever
had, the Katrina hurricane.
Of course, many mistakes were made. But no
one in their vaguest imagination conceived that Katrina would produce such
great devastation and human suffering. Its time the politicians and others of
like nature started working to correct things for the next such invasion of
ferocity, which we certainly hope never happens. And well, may not. But we need
to be prepared and to quit finding fault with mistakes made in Katrina.
Seems today I am a faultfinder. Eastern
liberal press, especially a few TV commentators, are continually erroneously
finding fault with what is happening in the Middle East.
People should realize that terrorists in
Iraq, Iran and other countries are out to kill us.
Recently a tape was found quoting Sadam
where he said they were preparing to drop an atomic bomb or deadly chemicals in
the middle of New York. Yet one commentator who is always finding fault with
the United States at our actions said, “That they still found no
indication of mass killing chemicals or atomic bombs.”
Being a journalism graduate of the
admittedly best journalism school in America, the University of Missouri, they
taught us over and over again that a journalist should report the true facts
but also be fair. If you think about it, there is a lot of difference in many
instances.
A good instance of how the Muslims and
others of such faith want to stir up world trouble is illustrated when a small
Denmark newspaper cartoonist printed an uncomplimentary cartoon of Mohammed.
The anti-Christian world demonstrated by millions trying to stir up hatred of
the United States and other countries of like Christian faith.
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