The U.S. and associated client states are close to getting involved in yet another war. And yet again, those with power (the corporate-owned media, etc) are not about to stop them...or even question them.
This imperial juggernaut and its cronies have irreversibly jumped the shark. Unleashed will be a scale of violence which dwarfs anything seen yet in the Syrian Civil War. And the taxpayers will again be footing the bill for these unfolding atrocities. I guess that instead of the U.S. support of the Afghan mujahideen against Russia in the 1980s serving as a warning about how you should never give military aid to a group of terrorists, it has instead become a how-to guide.
One question remains. Did the war mongers in the U.S. come up with this idea, or is has U.S. policy just become completely dictated by our "partners" in the Middle East. After all, whenever Israel and Saudi Arabia agree on something, the U.S. is never far from implementing it.
Things in the world are only going to get worse...in every country. I hope you're preparing. I'd recommend reading the whole article below, but here are some quotes from it.
"In both Iraq and Sudan, the intelligence was of course wrong. But once again, UN weapons inspectors are struggling to investigate WMD claims while the US and its friends have already declared them 'undeniable'. Once again they are planning to bypass the UN security council. Once again, they are dressing up military action as humanitarian, while failing to win the support of their own people."
"The trigger for the buildup to a new intervention – what appears to have been a chemical weapons attack on the Damascus suburb of Ghouta...[b]ut so far no reliable evidence whatever has been produced to confirm even what chemical might have been used, let alone who delivered it."
"Three months ago, the UN Syria human rights commission member Carla Del Ponte said there were 'strong concrete suspicions' that rebel fighters had used the nerve gas sarin, and Turkish security forces were reported soon afterwards to have seized sarin from al-Qaida-linked al-Nusra Front units heading into Syria."
"The Syrian atrocity, where the death toll has been reported by opposition-linked sources at 322 but is likely to rise, was damned as a 'moral obscenity' by US secretary of state John Kerry. The killings in Egypt, the vast majority of them of civilians, have been estimated at 1,295 over two days. But Barack Obama said the US wasn't 'taking sides', while Kerry earlier claimed the army was 'restoring democracy'."
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/aug/27/attack-syria-chemical-weapon-escalate-backlash
This imperial juggernaut and its cronies have irreversibly jumped the shark. Unleashed will be a scale of violence which dwarfs anything seen yet in the Syrian Civil War. And the taxpayers will again be footing the bill for these unfolding atrocities. I guess that instead of the U.S. support of the Afghan mujahideen against Russia in the 1980s serving as a warning about how you should never give military aid to a group of terrorists, it has instead become a how-to guide.
One question remains. Did the war mongers in the U.S. come up with this idea, or is has U.S. policy just become completely dictated by our "partners" in the Middle East. After all, whenever Israel and Saudi Arabia agree on something, the U.S. is never far from implementing it.
Things in the world are only going to get worse...in every country. I hope you're preparing. I'd recommend reading the whole article below, but here are some quotes from it.
"In both Iraq and Sudan, the intelligence was of course wrong. But once again, UN weapons inspectors are struggling to investigate WMD claims while the US and its friends have already declared them 'undeniable'. Once again they are planning to bypass the UN security council. Once again, they are dressing up military action as humanitarian, while failing to win the support of their own people."
"The trigger for the buildup to a new intervention – what appears to have been a chemical weapons attack on the Damascus suburb of Ghouta...[b]ut so far no reliable evidence whatever has been produced to confirm even what chemical might have been used, let alone who delivered it."
"Three months ago, the UN Syria human rights commission member Carla Del Ponte said there were 'strong concrete suspicions' that rebel fighters had used the nerve gas sarin, and Turkish security forces were reported soon afterwards to have seized sarin from al-Qaida-linked al-Nusra Front units heading into Syria."
"The Syrian atrocity, where the death toll has been reported by opposition-linked sources at 322 but is likely to rise, was damned as a 'moral obscenity' by US secretary of state John Kerry. The killings in Egypt, the vast majority of them of civilians, have been estimated at 1,295 over two days. But Barack Obama said the US wasn't 'taking sides', while Kerry earlier claimed the army was 'restoring democracy'."
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/aug/27/attack-syria-chemical-weapon-escalate-backlash
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