posted on Jun, 21 2005 @ 01:49 AM
Originally posted by danwild6
Passer By while I'm sure your correct about government connection to terrorists especially the US governmet what do you expect the me to say ok
everybodies a terrorist we've got to liberate Canada, Britain the free world the third world oh and ourselves by the way come on again you are
correct in your implication terrorist freedom-fighter it's all in the eyes of the beholder this I would agree is true.
- Dan the man, I don't expect you to say anything like that, merely see that using the term Terror, or waging a war on Terror, or labeling people as
"terrorists" is fruitless and meaningless. It is done to promote an agenda. So, when Bush and Co rallied the American people with this it was
obvious to a great many outside of the patriotic nature of the American's that the woll was being pulled over your collective eyes. As friends, the
World has been trying to tell you this.
Originally posted by danwild6
Our governments fought for freedom in World War II didn't we we did some nasty things there to didn't we? I mean nuking a defeated nation to make a
point the fire bombing of German and Japanese cities the inturnment of people of Japanese decent even though they were our citizens. But does that
make us as bad as Hitler I don't think so do you?
- Yes, yes I do. I think all sides did horrendious things then and we can argue back and forth about who did what, and which was worse, but in the
end it was a horrible breakdown of law and society. It was also not started by us. It was pushed on us by the German's, what is happening in Iraq has
nothing to do with being pushed into anything - other than maybe your president pushing the American nation into war through what seems to me to be
treasonous acts. I don't mind knowing what people did in WW2, if I was there I would have done the same, but I think there is a lesson there that we
should learn. Humanity has passed the age where we can fight with each other over trifle crap. We are just too powerful and can cause too much damage.
Isn't it said lest we forget?
Originally posted by danwild6
While our governments do slimy things I have to believe that what we and the world gets out of it is at least the illusion of freedom I personally
don't think it's an illusion I've never been one of those NWO guys. But in the case of Iraq you say Bush had alterior motives and I would say your
probably right but what we get out of it is a immoral decadent nation like Japan instead of another Afghanistan then I think it will have been
worthwhile.
- "I have to beleive", and that is why you may be blocking some of the signs. Maybe not. But why must you beleive? Is it something that bothers
you? I think it does, and it probably should. It is important for a citizen to feel proud of their country. Deep down, I think all nations in a way
envied that about America. The way you beleive this inate goodness. That is why so many people are snowed. Since they get something from feeling
patriotic, of feeling on the goodguys side, that any idea or evidense that show to contrdict that is immediately disgaurded becuase it threatens what
makes them happy.
You will never ever make Iraq a real democracy because it is being made in the US's image and it doesn't have the same nature, doesn't come from
the same place. The fact is, and it is hard to beleive, but democracy simply doesn't work everywhere. It requires a certain mindset. Here in the west
we have been brought up with it and it makes perfect sense to us, but that wasn't always the case. It has been some 400 years working and tweeking
things to get it to the fine working condition it is today
. Besides, this wasn't about democracy either, and if it wasn't the objective going
in, what can be said about their willingness to stick around once they get what they want.