"the cat will mew, and dog will have his day"

William Shakespeare, had a very peculiar view of things, and the above mentioned title is actually wiser than one might anticipate,,,, timelessness is another description for his words, the relevance of which we can cognate to todays global circumstances.

Russia's emergence once again from the ashes of its Soviet Empire, has brought the AIPAC oriented US foreign policy into stagnation, and not a moment too soon, one might want to add. A Multi-Polar world is an equilibrium that serves everyone, meaning safety and security for everyone, not only for countries that accommodate US interests beyond their own.

Problem as always is the chauvinistic gang of Neo-Cons running the US administration, still caught in the post cold war fantasy of Uni-polarism. These gang of thugs (Neo-Cons) are going to be protesting every upcoming Russian step towards reclaiming their turf of influence and quite honestly..... there isn't much the Americans can do to stop this and that could become a problem for Iran.

Bush and Chenney might not want to leave office with a bruised face (Georgia), so they calculate as they always do.... lets Bomb somewhere and send a message, thus leave office as champs and in glory...... in search of a candidate ??!!?? they will inevitably choose Iran, since Iran is the only country that simply will not abide and bow in to threats and wont stop tormenting the US in the Middle East and that is all resulting in a sort of awakening in the region which could lead to the unthinkable.

Whatever the case, The USA has become a liability, The USA is not a democracy anymore, They (USA) are threatening, bullying, bombing, imprisoning, torturing and kidnapping their way forward. There has to be a change and here the world needs another pole to balance and scare off the "mad man" into behaving like a civilized country again. Russia may not be my personal favorite, but there seems to be no alternative, since China needs another decade to emancipate .... I personally had high hopes for Europe, considering this equilibrium, but I underestimated the power of "Rupert Murdoch"