Forget
diplomacy. Where’s the destruction, misery, and death in that?
Shock
and awe is where it’s at. Ask practically any US senator or
representative.
The
United States of America has more aggressive chickenhawk warmongers
in their government than any nation on earth.
Oddly
enough, few of these crazed militarists have ever served in the
military, much less ever engaged in combat.
The
millions of human beings we have dislocated, severely injured, or
killed since 9/11 seem to have made little impact on the general
American public.
What
would impinge on these poor benighted Americans is knowing what our
unprovoked wars have done to US financial viability.
America’s
unilateral invasions of countries that pose no threat to our homeland
are all financed by the International Banking/Monetary Cartel. This
means trillions of new dollars are created out of thin air, which
causes massive inflation. This costs every American to have to spend
many more dollars to maintain their ever-declining lifestyle.
Before
we began our monstrous and unjustified bombardment of Iraq, the Bush
administration promised us that the cost would be no more than $70
billion, and that it would be absorbed by the additional oil revenues
from a defeated Iraq.
Stealing
Iraq’s oil did not seem to bother many Americans; after all, we are
America bringing democracy to a suppressed people by bombing their
country into the Stone Age.
But
as is usually the case, our leaders not only lied about Iraq having
many weapons of mass destruction, they lied about the cost to
Americans of such an insane war.
The
Nobel Prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz says in his new book
that America went into hock for not $70 billion, but $3,000 billion
for the Iraqi war a figure that Stiglitz says is likely to
balloon to $5,000 billion dollars.
Unfortunately,
while our own US infrastructure and economy has gone to hell, Iraq
has not been our only cruel waste of expensively borrowed trillions
of dollars. There has been Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, and Gaza, just
to name a few.
Worse
yet, the lunatics in Washington and Jerusalem have been clamoring for
yet another war a war on Iran, while promoting the false claim
that Iran is building an atomic weapon to bomb Israel.
What
kind of joke is this?
Israel
has so many nuclear bombs (200-300) they are the third or fourth
largest nuclear power on earth.
Would
Iran attack Israel with one atomic bomb, when Israel would surely
then send fifty nuclear bombs to Iran?
“Absolutely,”
say the governments of psychopaths in Washington and Jerusalem, who
campaign for death at any cost. And that death may be our own if we
bomb Iran, which initiates World War III with Russia and/or China.
And
oh, yes! Then there is the maniacal cost of maintaining an unheard of
number of US military bases.
The
Pentagon’s Base
Structure Report, Fiscal 2010 Baseline
tells us we are funding 662 overseas bases in 38 foreign countries
which is a smaller figure than the 900 bases former Congressman Ron
Paul has reported.
Since
Ron Paul has never been known to tell a lie, and the Pentagon has
never been known to tell the truth, I’d believe Ron Paul.
I
hope you can see the onslaught of hyperinflation that is coming our
way, all brought to us by the bankers by way of our own federal
government.
To
help you understand the difference between a million, a billion, and
a trillion, read the three examples below.
A
million seconds make up twelve days.
A
billion seconds make up thirty-one years.
A
trillion seconds make up 31,688 years.
America
is fast heading toward a hyperinflationary induced depression.
What
happens to America when our irresponsible government cannot pay the
interest accrued on its financial debt to the foreign bankers of the
International Monetary/Banking Cartel?
Greece
will give us the answer; and that answer is austerity. Greece has
been told by the banking cartel to vastly increase personal income
taxes to its citizens, while simultaneously ceasing governmental
services. No more social welfare programs. No more social security.
No more repairs to vital infrastructure.
All
money, except for that to control angry mobs, is to go to the bankers
… or else.
Or
else what? Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, and other countries tried to
defy the bankers and they had their countries bombed into rubble.
Will American planes soon be bringing democracy to Greece by way of
thousands of bombs?
I
fear for my country, for we have surely become possessed by Satan. I
fear for my country and countrymen when I ponder the truism what
goes around, comes around.
J.
Speer-Williams
Jsw4@mac.com
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