The Third Gulf War - the Gulf of Mexico

America was invaded early in the morning. Last Monday, Hurricane Katrina swept onto the coasts from the Gulf of Mexico with all the power and strength of all the armies in the world. It was Fallujah multiplied by 100 times. In it's wake it left a swarth of destruction and despair. No great General could counter such a force.

After the enemy Hurricane swept thru the cities, the insurgents and malcontents were left behind. The authorities could do nothing until they could get the areas secure. Much like Fallujah, who has been without water much of this summer, the people left behind are in similar predicaments. Snipers and insurgents shot at emergency vehicles as they were attempting to help people to and from hospitals.

President Bush has called for re-enforcements to fight this deadly enemy. This Gulf War, at this time, seems to be a much more deadly war than Gulf War I or Gulf War II. America is facing a severe challenge from this enemy, Hurricane Katrina.