Hey, what's the big deal? Slaughtering women and children in Afghanistan/Pakistan and the Middle East is merely inconsequential collateral damage in the noble pursuit of money
Thursday, June 13, 2013
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Dave,
ReplyDeleteYou forgot and killing our kids in the name of BULLSHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Screw McCain! Screw Lindsey Graham
Wolfie, c'mon, slaughtering women and children is mere collateral damage from the noble pursuit of money.
DeleteHaving our younger generation being brainwashed into dying for useless wars and coming home in body bags or to have implanted metal arms and legs for whatever is left of their lives is sickening!!!
DeleteThis wouldn't be happening if we didn't change how the US fought wars after WWII. So now we have the "doctrine of containment" when we go into conflicts and the doctrine tied the hands and feet of our soldiers. If you go into the military, you're a "sitting duck". You're find yourself in a war zone with orders (from a commander far-away)not to shoot back. If you're a muslim and can get into our military, you can kill a few of these "sitting ducks" before they even leave US soil in their own barracks (and get away with it). The enemy disquised as ourselves is hard to defeat.
We're being destroyed from the inside-out and the outside-in. Wonder if Rome went this same way.
Did you see the article from Goldman Sachs??? Baldy Blanfein said negativity is our problem. I think not. I think that our problem is the Federal Reserve, the Big Government and the Banking Cartel. Lets get em..NOW>>
ReplyDeleteIt's very interesting to note the timing of the alleged discovery that Asaad is using chemical weapons against the merceneries, I mean rebels.
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion TPTB behind the scenes didn't feel Obama was doing enough in Syria regarding regime chane and brought these scandals to the forefront and now appears it may have worked as we're now running with the tried and true script of WMD / chemical weapons again and that we will now fund and arm the merceneries(like we haven't been doing that for over a year now)
I could go on and on about this fabricated concocted evidence but I'm trying not ruin my Fathers Day, but honestly The more I think about it the more I believe we're truly living in a Matrix, and like Bill Casey stated " The disinformation campaign will be complete when everything the American public believes is false"
Ken
Maybe they should change the name of the country to QE4
ReplyDeletethe budget amount for afghanistan in FE 2014 is 86 billion. If we could spend more there we could really create more jobs. Why not double or triple the 86 billion?
ReplyDeleteSeems simple to me.
The fella on the left — Father Of The Year, perhaps, and I pity the Kids Of The Year if so — looks rather aghast, as well he might. The quondam Butcher of the Balkans, front and center, his famous Edsel nose gleaming like Rudolph’s, is very impatient with Obie for not dropping enough bombs. On Syria, forsooth.
ReplyDelete“You just think how lame you’d be… suppose I had let a million people, two million people be refugees out of Kosovo, a couple hundred thousand people die, and they say, ‘You could have stopped this by dropping a few bombs. Why didn’t you do it?’ And I say, ‘because the House of Representatives voted 75% against it?’ You look like a total wuss, and you would be.”
This is all, of course, marching orders from the Israel lobby. But the terms in which it’s expressed may perhaps shed an interesting light on the Big Dogface’s own inner demons.
http://stopmebeforeivoteagain.org/2013/06/horrible-bill/
Over the past few years I've learned to question everything. I now look for
ReplyDeletethe story behind the story. In other words what is the real reason for
the sudden and immediate concern over Syria. Could it be that the shit is
about to hit the fan because the gold cupboard is bare and it soon will be
obvious to even the most obtuse that the game is over. So what to do.
Well let`s create a diversion and what better diversion than a war. Gotta
keep the sheeple focussed on something other than the sad state of the economy that the money grubbers have run into the ground. We can`t have
riots in the streets of New York and D.C. can we, because that would
reflect badly on the chosen one.
I personally suspect it is a diversion to make people forget all the recent scandal-- IRS, Benghazi, Verizon, etc. All of the sudden that has been put behind us and the headlines are about Syria. Obummer playing diversion tactics to save face.
DeleteJustin from Canada
plenty of agendas for Syria. Qatar natural gas line springs to mind. Also, with the bond market falling over (tapering talk) a war should see some flight to safety and may put a floor under treasuries.
ReplyDeleteSyria is just another part of the "plan":
ReplyDeleteIn an interview with Amy Goodman on March 2, 2007, U.S. General Wesley Clark (Ret.), explains that the Bush Administration planned to take out 7 countries in 5 years: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Iran:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXS3vW47mOE
-Sicilian Gold