Cowboy Adventure #2
He's got an itchy trigger finger, he's just spoiling for a fight. Got a whole lot of testosterone fueled anger built up – things aren't going smoothly in the fatherland. Getting heavy criticism at home, we know Georgie doesn't like criticism, especially from his subjects – you know, the little people – Americans. He's pissed and someone is going to pay: ......it must be time to send the aircraft carriers to Iran and hope that no one notices. Except that our friend, retired Air Force Colonel Sam Gardiner, who has already run a simulated Iran war game for the Atlantic magazine back in 2004, has heard the rumblings as have others, and says the pre-positioning of assets for a June attack may have begun.
How many more Americans need to die because of this chump?
Posted on The Human Stain
posted by James Roberts at
5/13/2006 09:54:00 PM
2 Comments:
You make a really good point, however I feel that this man who currently sits in the white house is nothing more then a puppet for a greater mind or set of minds. I’m not sure whom that might be, but sense that all is working "as planned" thus far.
On Iran:
In all likelihood, we'll see our military forces in Iran within this year or perhaps the beginning of the next. The reason being that Iran cannot simply achieve nuclear capabilities, which of course would intern force Israel to be on the “lookout”. Moreover, the actions of the US will most likely be seen as an affirmation to their brutal ways of attempting to govern the world. And it shall offer more then the fair share of propaganda needed by Iran and the Muslim world.
Solution:
Perhaps, we could take a step back, rather then forward. As the UN prepares to follow their Chapter 7 SOP, The US must aid in that progression, we simply cannot afford another Iraq or perhaps Afghanistan – all by ourselves. Iran will undoubtedly reject such actions, and proclaim the fact that nuclear power is just part of the natural progression of any advancing nation. However, in the end, the G8 (China should be included) should have the finial say.
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Cappa, at 5/13/2006 10:27 PM
I believe the 'manipulative or controlling mind' is Cheney and the neo-con acolytes around him, coupled with the corporatists and their minions like Rove and the K-Street gang of thieves. The religio-nuts are the shock troops for this cabal - the SS wannabes of America. While talking about how terrorism must be fought, we foster its' creation with ill-advised policies and acts. Bush thinks he is acting under directions from a 'higher power' - he is extremely dangerous.
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Anonymous, at 5/13/2006 11:37 PM
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