Originally written: October 27, 2008

Yesterday on October 26, 2008, two of four US helicopters landed in Syria with eight soldiers embarking on the first ever US-led attack on Syrian soil.

Israel claims to have no connection to such attacks, as they are only focused on Iran and Russia at the moment. Syria has never been part of the equation for them, much less the United States, and this is why this attack seems puzzling at first glance.

The death toll is now up to 9, with at least 4 of them being children. Reports are also surfacing that 14 more Syrian civilians are wounded by the US-led attack. After the impromptu invasion, US helicopters left the scene with all their soldiers aboard. So why the sudden attack out of nowhere yesterday?

It's rather simple folks. President George W. Bush is trying to amend a constitutional right to suspend the 2008 US Presidential Election, and he can do so in a time where the US is actively combating in three wars with military force. If President Bush can secure a third war next to Iraq and Afghanistan, we won't see Barack Obama or John McCain next Tuesday on Election Day - we'll see Bush declaring a suspension till further notice.

Last week alone, the US invaded Pakistan with two attacks, killing 20 innocent civilians. No adequate reasoning for these attacks were been made besides the usual label of ‘war on terror'. What did Pakistan do to the United States that prompted these attacks?

The answer is nothing, and that applies to Syria too. Despite being attacked though, Syria has decided against using military force to attain revenge for the sole reason of these attacks taking place far to close to Election Day.

Though it does seem rather unlikely, the possible suspending of the election is factual truth. This can happen and you can sure bet that President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney are on the drawing board trying to work their magic as promptly as they ever have for this one. The last thing they want is a Democratic nominee like Barack Obama coming in and getting a hold of all their book keeping records, the largely stretched records of falsehood I might add. These are records that when exposed will have some criminal justice consequences appointed for towards the respective men and women in charge, and there's no doubt in my mind about that one.

If President Bush cannot suspend the Election in time, then his last bet is to try and stir enough social unrest in the world with hopes of that giving John McCain the nod as being the next President. This would be his last hope because Republicans believe that during a time of war, John McCain is best suited to take charge proceeding George W. Bush.

I tend to disagree, and while Republicans are entitled to believe whatever they may, everyone must realize the facts of the matter:

• Voting for McCain means you're voting for a quintessential World War III.
  
• Voting for Obama means you're voting for World Peace.

Election Day on November 4, 2008 will arguably be the most important date in US history and it's because the world's fate is in the hands of the next United States President. We've already been punctured with the global economic crisis, so take your pick if you want to further that wound with World War III or preferably repair it with World Peace.