Lord Vutulaki wrote:Flatus Fowler wrote:Som-Pong wrote:I sort of agree. However you have to remember that the crisis in Syria is manufucktured by USA and Israel. Not a lot you can do if you don't have weapons and experience to match. Next to be destabilized is China, they tried with the HK protests. Now they are ramping it up with training Uighurs in Syria.
Once the Syrian and Iraqi populations have been transferred to destabilize Europe for generations Greater Israel will extend to the Tigris. We had a glimpse of the way they think during the Oliver North Iran-Contra show trial, I'll never forget it. You can bet they're having a few chuckles over a nice glass of Scotch about now.
Tell us more, Oliver North Iran Contra show?
Well, during the Iran - Iraq war Israel and the US supported Iran. Problem was, there was a UN embargo on shipping weapons to Iran, likely based on human rights stuff, I forget exactly. Well the US had been funneling arms into Iran through Israel and I believe had also managed to have a couple of American hostages released that were being held by Shia militants in Lebanon (also embroiled in a civil war) thanks to Iranian influence. North was the US army colonel who had the idea to ship the weapons directly to Iran on a larger scale and funnel much of the proceeds to the anti-communist Somoza guerilla army fighting the Ortega regime in Nicaragua while securing the release of many more American hostages in Lebanon.
Well the operation was revealed (I forget how) there was a televised congressional hearing that went on for a long time and made a celebrity of North, who was the kind of deeply cynical, sarcastic personality that we're now so familiar with in neocon circles, but the viewpoint was new, to me at least, then. Conservative Americans had a new folk hero (I think North might actually still have a talk show on Fox News). The investigation went all the way up the chain to Ronnie Reagan himself, who was suffering from ass cancer and dementia late in his second term. This would have been mid to late eighties. A lot of suspended sentences were, predictably, the end result.