The third and the final US presidential
debate is over. Who did win the debate, is not of my concern. Both of them
sounded somewhat same and similar in the way they aired their foreign policies.
All through the debate we heard the words Iran, Israel, China, Afghanistan, Libya,
Egypt, Syria being repeated all through the debate. In their rhetoric trying to
woo voters they are just playing with nations. Sitting and watching the debate
live midnight, I was getting irritated the way both of them dictating terms as
if US is more than UN. I still doubt the efficiency and efficacy of the US to
play again the role of world police or a protector of justice and democracy. I read
it at the same time UN thinking of sending peace keeping force to Syria after
forcing both the parties for a ceasefire. But Obama says the days are numbered
for Asad in Syria and Romney suggesting supplying arms to the opposition there.
I am sure that the coming days will see the response from Iran, Cuba, Venezuela
and other countries mentioned there. Rightly China had already warned on the
anti-China tone of both the candidates. Whatever may be, after watching the final
debate I was not at all interested on who wins the election but I would say to
both of them to have some respect to other nations. They are not play toys in
their hands.
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