Fourth Year, Worst so far

Whoever those people may be, the people who nowadays sketch the scheme in Iraq, they must have studied Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs very well and acted upon it. Since April 9, 2003, the policy in Iraq appears to be almost based on this theory. It's the policy of "What to do to hurt this nation more?" I bet they sit, looking at this philosophy and try to be creative someway of another. Here's my analysis of what's going on according to Maslow's Hierarchy

First of all prevent people from getting their elementary needs: food, water and other bodily needs. I don't mean there's no food but I mean making it difficult to get. High-prices is one of those problems but considering the whole picture, prices seem a trivial thing.

Then the second level: deprive people from obtaining safe environment. No security, no protection from physical and emotional harms. Those explosions and bombs planted on the sidewalk sum most of the problems. People get hurt either because of being injured or losing loved ones.

The third level under all this chaos and absence of security there's no social life. People can't communicate with friends and family.

The fourth level: Esteem. Who can attain self-esteem when all one can feel is helplessness and failure? Who can be autonomous under the above circumstances?

The fifth level which is the most important: Self-actualization. To realize one's dream, to be able to grow emotionally and mentally, to achieve one's potential and self-fulfillment.
All the words become illusions when the dream is stolen. No motivation, no satisfied needs to activate Motivation. This "M word" scares the big planner. This is the word that makes "puppets" rebel against "the puppeteer" and cut all the strings attached. I doubt it if they were the real puppeteer because they seem to be nothing more than puppets themselves. And for the numerous militias in Iraq, I do believe they don't know that the same "Puppeteer" is controlling them.
That's why they want big religious men to declare Fatwa against resistance and killing invaders. While it's a "civil rights" to defend one's country against occupation forces, as described in one of the UN entries, and the UN had admitted that it is an occupation.

Back to the question "What to do to hurt this nation more?" Let's change the passports. They will be busy trying to get new passports, whether they are inside or outside Iraq. Let's block avenues, streets, and highways; there will be enough traffic jam to imprison them at home, away from home or just to waste a good deal of their time. Let's wage a war against Bathist, what the heck? This could be the easiest as approximately two thirds of Iraqis were members in that party, voluntarily or reluctantly, starting from students in high school to teachers, professors, government employees, to name a few. Let alone the several militias trying to turn it into street fights.
I believe this is the Policy of hungering & Stealing the dream. This policy itself deserves applause in the world of Hatred and Evil, where demons study hard to obtain and master this degree of Hideousness.

Here's what I wrote last year "Neither a fall nor liberty Day", and I still insist on that.