An American by-stander

By Paul Bourne

It seems that Americans are either highly unimaginative in regards the opportunity cost of wars as it relates peoples' sufferings, lives lost, production lost due to displacement of humans and the social reality of the psychology impart of the lost lives on communities or the role of peace in economic, social and political development. Furthermore, when the governance is primarily concern about war without the understanding its opportunity; and when this is the focus of any stateman this cannot be an ideal leader.

Now that were are cognizant of Mr. Bush perspective of the world,
as an independent non-american bystander it is difficult to comprehend why this stateman was select by the people of America.

Is was an answer to social dilemma, political instability and-or cruel humans?

I am requesting that I be informed as the valid reasons why Mr. Bush was reinstated from the vantage point that war begets more of the same.