Originally posted by StinkyFeet
I am an American and I would never do this. Why would I protest a war where our men and women have died. I don't think we should stop until we
reach our objectives and make their deaths worth something.
In some ways I'm stunned by your response - in other ways my understanding of Americans is being both expanded and verified.
Your men and women have died for the purposes of conquest and control - not by your country, but by those who hold the keys to your shackles.
You are a slave - as are all US soldiers and citizens (and all western citizens for that matter).
Their death has no meaning, it never will - even the original pretext was a lie. How can you win a war that is actually a permanent occupation? It
cannot be won - it will be forever ongoing - because Iraq is not a nation to be set free, and have its people liberated - it is a nation to be
enslaved and controlled - and those objectives cannot be met unless an ongoing force occupies the country.
Research stuff -and then think about it - think about why, and who - what is the purpose - what possible outcome is intended?
The war on Iraq was an aggressive invasion - it was intended to subdue and demoralize the nation, and bring it under US control. Due to the severe
hatred within the country for Americans - then if it is not continuously occupied, then it will quickly throw off its shackles and any US directives
or mandates. It will never be a safe place for an American, unless they are heavily armed.
Invading Afghanistan has many causes and reasons, none of them have anything to do with Osama, Al Quaida or any of the publicly stated reasons.
One reason was to re-instate the opium trade for the benefit of the Rothschilds - or whichever of the controller scum currently benefit from that
trade. The sin of the Taliban was to burn all the opium crops in 2000, provoking an invasion. The other obvious reasons are to create a buffer
against China, preventing it direct access to support Iran, to secure natural resources in the area, particularly energy resources, to destabilize
Pakistan and to have an ongoing cost that profits the military industry at the expense of the US taxpayers.