EUPHUIMISMS

( WRITTEN LONG TIME BACK)

We live in a world that is increasing cold, careful and brutal. In short we live in world full of euphemisms, no hard words, no wrenching scenes, truth is that part of happening that pleases you; the rest is so unimportant ant that it must go unnamed and unnoticed. So its “neo-liberalism” that defines the most coward wars fought in human history. Neo and liberalism in no way add to cruelty. I guess the people today are using different types of dictionaries each with limited editions and none willing to part with his own or check his meaning by another book. .All of us thought that fire breathing gods perished with the death of Greek civilization not until bush junior got the 13 commandment of spreading democracy with death and freedom with force. So again the death of millions of innocent children and citizens will be swiped under the carpet as “collateral damage “ if the US decides to bomb Iran. This comes as no surprise that the intelligence report that mistakenly sent millions to death in Iraq was simply a “sexed up” report. No wonder what Tony and Cherrie Blair had in mind when Bush asked him to frog march to war. I guess soon we will have new words for murder so private Ryan committed a tulip when he mistakenly shot an innocent boy and the killers of Jessica Lal committed a lily when they shot her dead to prove a point. How simple to roam scot free after shooting someone point blank. But they shouldn’t have stopped there, rather they should have proved that there was no one by this name and identity and the media fabricated it and her parents and near and dear ones were simply suffering from female illusion type of syndrome. Sounds tough … common on it was simply magnamity on there part.
Sounds funny? You are the best fit in the new world where, as Arundhati Roy rightly describes, “it’s not justice but the very idea of justice that is under attack”

I forgive the tsunami
I forgive the perpetuators of godhra
I forgive the killers of Jessica lal, Nitish Kataria and alike
I feel like an average Indian