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Blame the disgusting neocons and Bush for the death
of 640 people (expected to eventually reach over a thousand), mostly women
and children, killed during a religious festival in Baghdad. If not for Bush's
invasion and occupation, there would be no suicide bombers in Iraq and people
would not be drinking poisoned juice and food, suffocating in panic-stricken
crowds, or jumping to their death into the Tigris River from a bridge after
somebody shouted there was a suicide bomber in the crowd. Before Bush's criminal
father and the don of the New World Order invaded the country fifteen years
ago, Iraq was a modern Arab country with the best health care and educational
systems in the Middle East. Sure, they were ruled by a brutal dictator, but
his depredations against political enemies paled in comparison to the interminable
brutality suffered by the Iraqi people under occupation and the Bushzarro world
version of democracy.
Blame, as well, the stepfordized Bush supporters with their flags made in China
contra the Cindy Sheehan demonstrators outside of Bush's faux cowboy ranch in
Crawford, Texas. Blame the stalker Hiram
Lewis IV, a Captain and JAG officer in the West Virginia Army National Guard
and a GOP candidate for the U.S. Senate from West Virginia, who declares he
will "dog" Cindy Sheehan's steps as she treks from Texas to Washington.
"My mission is to persuade Cindy Sheehan to meet with an Iraq War Veteran
such as myself and answer my questions about why she is encouraging the terrorists,
endangering our men and women in uniform, and lowering troop morale," Lewis
told RightMarch, a right-wing organization sponsored by the Christian Communication
Network.
Cindy, of course, is doing nothing of the sort, although Lewis and the Bush
supporters are prolonging and perpetuating massive human rights violations in
Iraq and encouraging an atmosphere that leads to chaos and the death of 640
Muslim worshippers in Baghdad. "Capt. Lewis wants to make sure Mrs. Sheehan
supports what her son wanted to do -- see the job through in Iraq," babbles
RightMarch. "Finally, Capt. Lewis wants to rally support to our continued
success in Operation Iraqi Freedom while helping protesters understand how their
efforts lower morale and endanger our troops' lives."
If indeed the protests of Cindy Sheehan and others "lower morale"
of soldiers (or more accurately gets them thinking about how their unconscionable
participation in the neocon plan to wreck Muslim society and culture is in fact
a crime against humanity), more power to them. Bush's troops are endangered
by freedom fighters in Iraq, not by anything Sheehan says or does. Chances are
pretty good the average Iraqi resistance fighter, living on the run and from
hand to mouth, knows absolutely nothing about Cindy Sheehan. He does know about
trigger-happy yahoo troops kicking in doors at three in the morning and slaughtering
entire families at Israeli-styled checkpoints. He also probably knows the tension
between Sunnis and Shi'as benefits the occupation, not the people of Iraq, and
the death of hundreds of Shi'ites during a religious festival feeds right into
the strategy of chaos engineered by Lewis' bosses in the Pentagon.
It's expensive to kill all these people and pitch the remainder into misery
and desperation, as planned by the Straussian-Machiavellian neocons. "The
U.S. war in Iraq now costs more per month than the average monthly cost of military
operations in Vietnam in the 1960s and 1970s, according to a report issued on
Wednesday," reports Reuters.
"The report, entitled 'The Iraq Quagmire' from the Institute for Policy
Studies and Foreign Policy in Focus, both liberal, anti-war organizations, put
the cost of operations in Iraq at $5.6 billion per month."
It should be noted the Institute for Policy Studies and Foreign Policy in Focus
works closely with the globalist Ford Foundation to gatekeep leftists and other
progressives who are blissfully unaware of the fact the globalists run the show
on both sides of the political fence. Even so, the information released by the
Institute for Policy Studies and Foreign Policy in Focus should be considered
a bellwether, an indicator of how determined the neocon faction of the neoliberal
milieu will go to bankrupt the United States in order to achieve their goal
of sowing chaos and discord into target communities, thus softening them up
for a new Sykes-Picot,
carving up the Arab and Muslim Middle East and viciously attacking Islam, an
integral part of the "clash of civilizations" paradigm.
But then impoverishing the American people, and thus reducing them to peons
beholden to the neoliberal gentry, is also a long-term part of the plan. Americans
may believe the sort of chaos that results in the stampeding and drowning of
hundreds of Iraqis is a distant and horrific reality that does not affect them,
but the day is not far off (as the economy crumbles and gas prices shoot through
the ceiling) when Americans may be queuing up in dangerous and hostile crowds
in order to get their daily ration of food. Insert an agent provocateur in the
crowd and have him scream "suicide bomber" (or "al-Qaeda terrorist")
and the result will be about the same as what happened in Baghdad.