what goes around comes around

IT has been revealed.

The Asian student responsible for the 30 over deaths at the Virginia Tech University in US was a 23 year old South Korean Cho Seung-hui.

Reasons of such a trigger free attitude by the Korean was unexplainable at present time but while students and parents all over the nation are stunned in what is said to be the worst shooting spree, President Bush seems to be rather ‘cool’ with the morning drama.

An unconvincing address was made by Bush, pouring his sympathy to the victims but critics believe Bush is more worried about passing the ‘war-spending bill’ which the Democrats have reservations about.

This is another instance where the US is simply an easily penetrated country, despite its strict security regulations.

While the government is busy policing the world, there are many serious woes within the ‘Land of Opportunities’. From major scaled arm and drug dealings to foreign abuse and social ills, Uncle Sam has become into one twisted state.

Yet, we all praise the States, belittling our own people while Americans in actual fact employ us due to our diligence and loyalty and most importantly brains.

Among the dead in the Virginia Tech killings was an Indian- civil and environmental professor GV Loganathan.

Many questions have been raised, including the fact to why classes were still carried during the two hour gap? Why wasn't security within the campus beefed up right after the first attacks at 7.15am?

Sadly, we’re looking at another possibility of a racial backlash. First it was the Middle Easterners after the 9-11 attacks. And now Koreans are set to suffer the same fate.

Worst shooting sprees in USA.

1 August 1966 - Sniper Charles Whitman killed 14 people and injured dozens at University of Texas.

20 April 1999 - Two teenagers at Columbine High School Colorado, killed 13 people before killing themselves.

21 March 2005 - A teenager on an Indian reservation in Red Lake, Minnesota, kills nine.

Pic: A makeshift memorial for Loganathan at Va. Tech- courtesy of AP Photo/Amy Sancetta.

-The Man Who Sold The World-