Is the US helping to resurrect an ancient country in the middle east?

Originally posted by glasshouse
reply to post by mideast

 

I completely understand your point about the divisions made by the British.
But what if the Kurds want to unite under one flag? Wouldn't that be a correction of the historic division that was imposed on them?

OP: Great post, very plausible in my opinion.

IMO , they have the right to unite.

But , rebels want power.

People want peace and stability.

could those rebels bring peace and stability , in the time and place ?

I truly doubt.

kurdistan...why not


remember when the concept called Balkinization was the in vogue... initiated by the neocons...


well the Peace PrizePresident...aka a once messianiac & charaismatic & soon to be world president that everyone was falling over in admiration for... is busy following the dictates of his pupprt-masters and cpntinuing the Balkinization of both the midd;le east, central Asia and the Eur-Asian areas.

...Africa is undoubedly next !

Originally posted by St Udio
kurdistan...why not


remember when the concept called Balkinization was the in vogue... initiated by the neocons...


well the Peace PrizePresident...aka a once messianiac & charaismatic & soon to be world president that everyone was falling over in admiration for... is busy following the dictates of his pupprt-masters and cpntinuing the Balkinization of both the midd;le east, central Asia and the Eur-Asian areas.

...Africa is undoubedly next !

edit on 18-8-2012 by St Udio because: (no reason given)

LOL, Africa is next.

It would be the first time since slavery was outlawed that Africa was looked at with any interest by the West. The resources were locked down by Western powers long ago, during the Imperialist phase of Western Europe. The people, at that time, were viewed as a resource. Once slavery was outlawed, the people were no longer a resource, and the West stopped doing more than just simply acknolwedging the existance of those people.

I mean, we have let the entire continent suffer all manner of atrocities that, were we talking about Iraq, was enough for us to invade and occupy.

reply to post by bigfatfurrytexan


Don't forget it was the British who ended the practice of slavery around the globe, and drove it under ground.

Once the oil is dried up in the Middle East, the ICBs/PTB will start ignoring the Middle East as well, except to promote immigration and keep the masses divided.