Up is Down, Hot is Cold
Posted by Socrates in Afghanistan, America, Gulf War, Iraq, Iraq War, Israel, Israel - the facts, Muslims, NATO, propaganda, Socrates, War On Israel's Enemies, Zionism, Zionist lobby at 2:09 pm | 
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Ever since the 1991 Gulf War (a war waged for Israel’s benefit), relations between America and the Muslim world have been poor [1]. When the Muslims don’t like America, we are less safe. But America’s leaders say just the opposite: they say that we are more safe. That’s like saying that the Sahara Desert is wet, not dry. Notice that America is “leaving” Afghanistan, yet, 11,000 U.S. troops will remain there, for who knows how long. What do you think that will do for American/Muslim relations?
[1] re: the Gulf War: not only did Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait scare Israel, but Israel feared an Iraq newly enriched with money, gold (1.3 billion ounces!) and other valuables taken during the invasion of Kuwait. Iraq had previously been bankrupted by a long war with Iran
29 December, 2014 at 3:39 pm
Ghosts of the dead Confederate soldiers to the international Grand Federal army—Why are you in Asia? Is the peach cobbler and Tennessee/Kentucky sipping whiskey better over there?
No amount of artifice could bring the Taliban to the peace table. They didn’t want any pennies and had none to give away.
29 December, 2014 at 5:01 pm
The establishment Jewsmedia is probably trumpeting this non-withdrawal of US occupation forces from Afghanistan as a great achievement for the Barry Soetero Regime. But I wouldn’t know for certain, since I don’t watch those lying Jew bastards any more. I seem to recall that US forces were also withdrawn from Iraq around 2011, yet those same forces are back over there bombing Iraq all over again because of ISIS, or whatever name the CIA/MOSSAD/MI6 has given that “terrorist organization” they formed.
Kurt Vonnegut was right, the USA needs to be broken up into a dozen or so smaller republics so that it can never wage war against the world again.