Editor

The recent disaster-oriented ideas, statements and suggestive policies by intoxicated western one-eyed political Cyclopes, through the media, in an attempt to further project and escalate the crisis in the Middle East, the Gulf region and now Southern Africa, which is a source of enormous concern in the international world should be condemned.

Picking on the Southern African President Robert Mugabe, and repeatedly accusing him for crimes he did not commit is morally wrong and essentially politically motivated.

Mugabe and the current leadership in the region are merely trying to repair economic and physiological damage that was left behind by inhuman system. Golden Brown, the British Prime Minister would do best to refer to the dialectics of "Cause and effect", as an index of reference to guide his judgment.

Again the French Foreign Affairs Minister should be reminded emphatically that world peace and order cannot be compromised under any circumstances, simply with a view to satisfy his country's ego to make it to the United States.

The world is sick and tired of war and have no desire to engage Iran in a direct nuclear confrontation. Apparently, the improper and deliberate statement by the French Foreign diplomat is overtly implicit of the decadence of Western diplomacy in this century.

Therefore, all efforts should be made through the global forum to collectively prevent the eruption of this undesirable latent disaster - intensive storm before it is too late.