THE DAY PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH INAUGURATED THE NEW WORLD DISORDER

In his last State of the Union speech, January, 92, US president George Bush said: We won the war against Saddam Hussein. He was wrong.

He also asserted: We won the Cold War. Wrong again.

Then, enthusiastically proclaimed: We are creating a New World Order! Dead wrong.

What we have seen these years of transition from one Century to another-the ninety's- is a New World Disorder. From a few little secret drug wars that the "good side" is losing, to a single, misterious arab terrorist-Osama bin laden-, that manages to draw the first power to a paranoic corner-from his so far inexpugnable hideout in Afganistan,- to the new threats of an "accidental'' nuclear war, everything is part of a global disorder. In fact, Hussein is still bragging or threatening from his bunker and luxurious palaces in the same Bagdad of "A thousand and one nights", an arabic saga so dear to Disney scriptwriters and producers.

And of course, after the collapse of the Soviet Communist empire-thanks to Gorbachov's Reform with the two basic tools: Perestroika and Glasnost- there are only losers and not a single victorious side post Cold War.

The United States remains the only Superpower to rule -the global era. But how much it needs its traditional oppossing pole in Moscow, to balance the situation! President Bush's remarks of Jan.92 will remain as a gross mishap of history, and the beginning of the New World Disorder...