War Mongers in Suits

War Mongers in Suits

When a person fights for a master who wages war against a weaker nation—driven by supremacy, a misguided ideology, greed, or the desire to loot resources like minerals and oil—that person is called a soldier. When they die, their graves are decorated, and they are honoured as martyrs. The irony is that their lives were not lost for a noble cause, but for plunder.

In contrast, when a person fights against a puppet government to defend their resources and rights, they are labelled a terrorist.

In the eyes of the British, Bhagat Singh was a terrorist. In the eyes of the United States, Che Guevara was a terrorist. The world has yet to learn the lesson their deaths should have taught us. We still believe in a Western media that lacks the spine to question the White House and the Knesset about what is happening in the Middle East.

The real terrorists are the men in suits—the brokers for weapons manufacturing companies. Not only should their parents be ashamed of them, but their nations should also hang their heads in shame. The cowards who hide behind their security, travel in bulletproof cars, and sign agreements to buy missiles should never be welcomed in any part of the world. They should be held accountable for their crimes against humanity.

Those who go to sleep by creating sleepless nights for the common people can never be called Leaders- they are thieves of happiness and thieves of peace.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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