Mumbi, And What The Bombs Tell Us

By: DAn Bunch
Submitted: 2007-01-17 16:24:15
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Mumbi India was torn apart today. As many as seven bombs blew up the trains! Or that is what I have been told. Over 450 wounded thus far. Horror.

The Mumbi train is said to carry over six million commuters a day! An astonishing number, until you get to the numbers of persons in India as a whole. And that is the Crux of the problem....for us!

What has numbers of population in India have to do with us here in America? With seventeen million people in Bombay alone, it should scare you to death!

I would like to give you some more statistics. About another war, Vietnam. But why bore you? Why bother, after all these years. But there is a link, and a point to this article, in such numbers. For you see, there is the potential for this days work, this massacre, to have more of an impact upon our lives here in American, than the Vietnam war did!

In Vietnam, we "carpet bombed" the whole country, just about. And we killed thousands! Thousands? Yes, instead of millions, thousands! Now with every plane flying in the Air Force, and NORAD, and the Marines, and the Navy (yes they are not the same, but they are!) and all the unbelievable tons and tons of bombs dropped, we only killed thousands, after years!

You see the dilemma? It is gruesome I know. But practical. A practical exercise for those quick hot headed people that make decisions for our country. If we were to invade India, it would also have number stats of thousands killed. Perhaps two hundred thousand a year killed, but still, only thousands. Is the an option? I say we are in big trouble!

If your first thought is Nuclear, don't even go there. It may help, but not fast enough. All those movies showing what would happen after a Nuke war, is not the real deal! Death by the untold millions? Yes! Most definitely. But more suffering than dead. And that is the main thrust here.

In this exercise, if anyone is alive, and of course in the right place, he or she can push a button! And that is the problem. Technology is the problem. If we are to win against populations of untold millions of people, then we have to have an option that would do carnage in a larger sphere than in speaking of millions dead. How horrible that is to think of let alone write. But take it from me, I do know of that which I speak.

If North Korea, or China, or both, jumped on our country, we could not kill enough of them to stop the hordes from migrating to our shores, and to our homes.

This should bring a chill to your back bone. If not, you don't have one! How could we stop them? Probably with a Virus. But then, they already have many viruses attacking them because of their lack of medical aid, education, food, and medical knowledge. The very things that would start a war that would come to our shores so fast people fleeing here would hardly gain a foothold to catch a breath of free air. That is the problem.

If in China, life is so cheap it can be harvested and sold in parts, think what would be the outcome of an invasion! Think of your family. If, as in North Korea, you fell under the power of the likes of their present monster ruler! And think if, as there is some writing to read on the subject, there is a co-operative mass country and peoples that come to war upon the likes of us, how could we survive? The point is; we couldn't! Not by ourselves. And the whole world will unite? And to the end of what? Joining in force to make the "world a better place"? Hardly.

If we are to survive, peace is the best option. Peace, not at any price, but peace though negotiation, and political intrigue, is the only option. Peace though strength? What strength? How can you think we have any strength, if we have not the wherewithal to withstand only a few million man army? What if there were a billion man army? This number is not inconceivable, actually! What then?

You see, war is a quick fix. War is a band-aid for our ills. And population control is just as stupid as war, only it is against your own people, and them not even born yet! Population control could be the cause of war, not the ends to justify the ends. Peace is to be preferred instead of war, life more than death. Surviving to lose ones soul, at the expense of our families, and the all the other men and women on the earth, is hardly an option, Peace is not worth that, to swap goodness for what? Fulfillment for what? Peace here is meant by peace, not anything for peace, not peace at the expense of anyone, not of the unborn.

How can this be done? It cannot! And that is the real crux of the problem here for us. First war between all the East Muslim countries and India. Then coming to their aide, which really means war profiteering, would be America. And the aid for the Muslims, from the old Russian states, and probably from the French! Figures. But also from North Korea, and China! You see the problem? No?

North Korea, as well China, has only one commodity. And that commodity is not going to strengthen over the years, it is only going to weaken. So that is a reason to use it quickly to keep their respective countries from becoming extinct. Extinct? Am I kidding, with over millions, to the billions of people? No, I am not kidding. They are killing or limiting the females by population control, and by abortion, and by murder of innocents, whose only crime was not to obey illegal orders. In short, there is not enough women to satisfy enough men. And that is another condition that bodes ill for us in America!

You see, if you were in China, or North Korea today, and you were without food, shelter, medicine, money, a job, and a mate, you would already be here invading! And that is the truth. Peace. It is the only solution. War separates, kills, maims, causes more war, and makes some very few wealthy. But being in the S"without" state above, what do you have to lose by being sent to war with the East Muslims or the Indians, for that matter, or to make war with America?

Dan Bunch TX

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Dan Bunch, a Cherokee; Choctaw, and "Brass-Ankle" Melungeon, whose mother was a naturalized citizen born in Hong Kong. His father was born in Texas, a Cherokee-Melungeon, who served in the Army during WWII.

Dan Bunch grew up in Whitewright, Texas, where he played football, baseball, and boxing. He enlisted in the United States Navy Reserve while still a junior in high school.

He has had a multitude of experience in the business world. He has been in insurance, real estate, finance, and a builder of custom homes. He has always been a writer, and cartoonist. He attributes his interest in many subjects to his early career as a newspaper boy.

He married his high school sweetheart Gayle, with whom they have two children and five grandchildren.

Dan Bunch is a graduate of Grayson Co Jr. College, which he attended upon his return from Vietnam. He was a PO2'nd, crewmember aboard U.S. Navy River Patrol Boats, and is member of the DAV; and Veteran association.

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