Iraq is back in the news again today i.e. 23rd of July, as it is rattled by militant attacks. On the early hours of Monday, dozens of bomb attacks across that country have claimed more than 100 lives. Scores of others are reported to have been injured. These attacks were reported to have taken place between 5 A.M and 10 A.M.  The July 23rd attacks are the gravest of the last six months. Many of us do by now know that the U.S forces have left Iraq, some 5 months back. Since then the puppet Government, installed by the U.S is unable to control the militants who are on rampage. It is know that Iraq is under the occupation of the U.S forces, since the year 2003. These American forces too had a nightmarish time during their occupation of Iraq and thus were forced to leave Iraq in the beginning of this year. The travails of the U.S soldiers, who served in Iraq, have seen limelight through the various media stories. Thus too are the atrocities perpetuated by these soldiers against the ordinary Iraqi’s. The capture and the hanging of the Ex-Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, by the U.S army could not end the resistance of the militants in Iraq.   The same is the story of the other war front where the U.S army is fighting with the Taliban’s. Here too the U.S administration is planning to withdraw its forces, as it is unable to cope up with the Taliban resistance. Thus U.S is has prepared a schedule for itself, to leave the Afghanistan by 2014. Despite all these backlashes, the U.S seems to have, not learned any lessons. It is now, hatching plans to declare war on Iran, on the pretext that, Iran is about to make a nuclear bomb. We all know, by now that, it is under the same kind of a pretext, U.S armies have invaded Iraq in 2003. The U.S administration alleged that there were, ‘Weapons of Mass destruction’ in possession of Iraq. Now, it is a well established fact that this allegation is unfounded or else just a ruse for attacking Iraq.  All said and done, the situation of the U.S.A is like that of-‘internal collapse and the International hegemony.' U.S has enough of its own economic problems on its home front. But, it could not desist from poking nose in the internal affairs of the other countries around the globe. It may be perhaps, for the sake of ensuring that the cash counters of its arms industry are ringing with dollars.  But, the mankind is vexed with the endless wars and bloodshed, which had coasted it innumerable lives and perpetual agony. It is supposed that, over these 5,000 years of the recorded history of the ‘civilization’, mankind has fought 3,000 wars. Every fresh war that was launched was done so with a hope of the lasting peace, ever afterwards. But, none of these hopes materialized. And, every new war has brought in many more new wars and multiplied bloodshed only. Thus, at least now let us say good bye to the violence and warm welcome to the violins...