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31 March, 2022

More On Globalism

Posted by Socrates in brown culture, Brown Man, global entities such as UN and NATO, global government, Global Man, global vs. local/regional, globalization, Iraq, Iraq War, Korea, Korean War, nation-building/nation-wrecking, NATO, Office of Special Plans, UN, UN Charter, UNESCO, Walt Rostow, World War I, World War II at 1:18 pm | Permanent Link

(Above: a dead American soldier, Korea, 1950. Globalism killed him). How many people have been killed by globalism, in some way, since 1900? At least 100 million people (60 million in WWII alone; 50 countries fought in WWII! Why? Uhhh…oh, that’s right: because Adolf Hitler was an evil, one-balled maniac who was going to enslave […]



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20 May, 2020

The Korean War: It Was Unconstitutional for President Harry Truman to Rely Only on UN Mandates to Send U.S. Troops to Their Deaths in 1950

Posted by Socrates in America, Congress, Iraq War, Korea, Korean War, NATO, Serbia, Serbs, Socrates, UN, UN Charter, UN founders, war, war as a racket, war crimes, War! War! War! at 3:31 pm | Permanent Link

(This post is dedicated to U.S. Marine Corps CPL Leonard Edward Hayworth of Crown Point, Indiana [1928-1950]; Killed In Action, Seoul, Korea, Sept. 1950. Hayworth is featured in the 1951 photo book “This Is War!”). “Is UN machinery a legal substitute for congressional action? If that were possible, the President and the Senate could rely […]



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29 May, 2016

Memorial Day and Unnecessary Wars

Posted by Socrates in Iraq War, Korea, Memorial Day, Socrates, Truman, unnecessary wars, Vietnam War, war, war as a racket, war as unnecessary, World War II at 1:58 pm | Permanent Link

(Above: a U.S. soldier who was executed by communist forces, Korea, circa 1951. President Harry Truman had no legal authority to send U.S. troops to Korea. Only Congress can declare war, and it didn’t. Congress has not declared war since World War II. Odd, huh?). This Memorial Day, let us remember all of the innocent […]



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9 May, 2015

The Korean War: Another Illegal U.S. Military Action

Posted by Socrates in China, Chinese communism, jewed foreign policy, Korea, Socrates, UN, UN Charter, UN founders, war as a racket, war as unnecessary, war propaganda at 3:43 pm | Permanent Link

“The UN did not at any time have any role in the command of the forces that operated in Korea in 1950-1953.” That may sound odd to Joe Citizen, but the funny thing is, the UN had no legit authority over war in Korea anyway. America sat on its ass and did nothing while Asia […]



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28 September, 2014

Waging Illegal Wars: Syria, Iraq and the War Powers Clause of the U.S. Constitution

Posted by Socrates in Congress, constitution, Iraq, Iraq War, ISIS, jewed culture, jewed politics, Korea, Serbia, Socrates, Syria, Vietnam War, war, War On Israel's Enemies, War Powers Clause, Zionism at 3:21 pm | Permanent Link

Bombing or attacking another country is a de facto declaration of war, whether the attacker officially declares “war” or not. What does the U.S. Constitution say about who can declare war? “The Congress shall have power…To declare war, grant letters of marque and reprisal, and make rules concerning captures on land and water;” That’s the […]



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4 April, 2013

The Sickness of Globalism May Get America Into Another War

Posted by Socrates in 'isolationism', George Washington, globalization, internationalism, Korea, Socrates, Vietnam War, war, war propaganda at 3:57 pm | Permanent Link

Thinking globally only leads to bad things (George Washington knew that). Example: an expert was on the TV, saying that, if North Korea and South Korea get into a war, America will, by default, join the war on the side of South Korea. So, White people could die in a war between gooks on the […]



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25 June, 2010

The Korean War

Posted by Socrates in China, communism, jewed culture, jewed foreign policy, jewish traitors, Jewish Tyranny, Korea, Socrates, war at 1:14 am | Permanent Link

The Korean War is in the news/on TV these days. In fact, I participated in a short discussion about it. I asked “if Russia and China hadn’t been Jewed (i.e., been communized due to Jewish subversion), would the Korean War have happened?” The answer, of course, is no: [Article].



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24 May, 2010

Internationalism to Create Another Conflict for U.S.?

Posted by Socrates in globalization, international Jewry, internationalism, Korea, New World Order, Socrates at 10:33 pm | Permanent Link

The mental sickness known as “globalism” could push America into another Asian fight: [Article].



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27 November, 2009

The Nationwreckers Give Misery to the World, Over and Over Again

Posted by Socrates in Asia, Asians, international Jewry, jewed culture, jewed law, Korea, nation-building/nation-wrecking, Socrates, tikkun olam at 10:49 am | Permanent Link

Communism, feminism, “civil rights,” “gay rights,” hate-crime laws – every decade or so, a Jewish philosophy takes hold in a gentile land, creating turmoil for the inhabitants [1]: [Article]. [1] the Jews have a “3,000-year history of nation-wrecking”



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5 July, 2009

No End in Sight to the Wasting of White Men’s Lives

Posted by Socrates in Gulf War, Iraq, Jewish warmongering, Korea, Socrates, Vietnam War, war, war as a racket, War On Israel's Enemies at 4:34 pm | Permanent Link

“White guys?” says Big Jew. “I use them as cannon fodder every 10 years in some war, somewhere.” Iraq: (Scripsick’s son was killed there): [Here]. Gulf War: [Here]. Vietnam: [Here]. Korea: [Here].



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