Outward Spiral Of Evil Acceptance

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Look how the justifications for allying with enemies is being made in two separate theaters, but in the identical manner.

" we must ally with China to reign in North Korea"

"we must ally with Syria And iran to resolve the Iraq situation"
 
Look how the justifications for allying with enemies is being made in two separate theaters, but in the identical manner.

" we must ally with China to reign in North Korea"

"we must ally with Syria And iran to resolve the Iraq situation"

Seems to me our problems began in Iraq taking the same route ... allying ourselves with the enemy of our enemy.
 
I just saw on drudgereport that this "ally with syria and iran" movement is straight from Kissinger, the Illuminati godfather.
 
I just saw on drudgereport that this "ally with syria and iran" movement is straight from Kissinger, the Illuminati godfather.

I guess the real power brokers have to come out of hiding to tweak our foreign policy. What does Maddy Albright have to say about all this ?
 
It's so clear now. They used the conservative willingness to go to war to get in there, now they're using the liberal belief that enemies are friends to propose an unholy alliance. This was the plan from the beginning.
 
It's so clear now. They used the conservative willingness to go to war to get in there, now they're using the liberal belief that enemies are friends to propose an unholy alliance. This was the plan from the beginning.

A lot of research and reasoning is bringing me to the same conclusion. The NWO is still on course. Pardon me if I appear cynical as hell for awhile.
 
We cannot win in Iraq any more by ourselves, unless the Iraqis take the highly unlikely step of actually uniting to at least create a federal system that allows the three main groups to enjoy the autonomy they crave.

We are already allied with evil around the world, and have been since the beginning of this country's history. Its called geopolitics, and its admittedly a mother******.

Indeed, at this very time we're aligned with Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Sudan, Columbia, etc. These aren't exactly the nicest regimes in the world.

China is a stakeholder in the world system whether they want to admit it or not. North Korea is a bigger problem for them, South Korea and Japan than for us. Our capital city (Seoul) is not within 35 miles of thousands of artillery pieces that could produce an urban holocaust in about 1 hour of bombardment. Our already unstable countryside (NE China) is not at risk of taking on tens of millions of starving, brainwashed and diseased refugees. Our entire nation (Japan) is not at risk of chemical, biological and nuclear attacks from a crazed neighbor that threatens to cleanse our cities in radioactive fire, rape our daughters with weaponized hepatitis spores and wipe out our culture.

We can't influence North Korea, nor we can credibly invade or bomb them. To do so would invite the slaughter of millions of South Koreans.

China has been building a cadre of North Korean refugees for years now, training them in how to run a government and lead a people. The Chinese will topple the KFR at a time of their choosing, its America's mission to speed that momentous decision up.

Likewise, we have to work with some unsavory characters in the Middle East to achieve our objectives. Big deal, we're already doing it and have been since before 9/11.
 
We cannot win in Iraq any more by ourselves, unless the Iraqis take the highly unlikely step of actually uniting to at least create a federal system that allows the three main groups to enjoy the autonomy they crave.

We are already allied with evil around the world, and have been since the beginning of this country's history. Its called geopolitics, and its admittedly a mother******.

Indeed, at this very time we're aligned with Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Sudan, Columbia, etc. These aren't exactly the nicest regimes in the world.

China is a stakeholder in the world system whether they want to admit it or not. North Korea is a bigger problem for them, South Korea and Japan than for us. Our capital city (Seoul) is not within 35 miles of thousands of artillery pieces that could produce an urban holocaust in about 1 hour of bombardment. Our already unstable countryside (NE China) is not at risk of taking on tens of millions of starving, brainwashed and diseased refugees. Our entire nation (Japan) is not at risk of chemical, biological and nuclear attacks from a crazed neighbor that threatens to cleanse our cities in radioactive fire, rape our daughters with weaponized hepatitis spores and wipe out our culture.

We can't influence North Korea, nor we can credibly invade or bomb them. To do so would invite the slaughter of millions of South Koreans.

China has been building a cadre of North Korean refugees for years now, training them in how to run a government and lead a people. The Chinese will topple the KFR at a time of their choosing, its America's mission to speed that momentous decision up.

Likewise, we have to work with some unsavory characters in the Middle East to achieve our objectives. Big deal, we're already doing it and have been since before 9/11.

Who benefits when "we" cooperate with "unsavory" characters?
 
We cannot win in Iraq any more by ourselves, unless the Iraqis take the highly unlikely step of actually uniting to at least create a federal system that allows the three main groups to enjoy the autonomy they crave.

We are already allied with evil around the world, and have been since the beginning of this country's history. Its called geopolitics, and its admittedly a mother******.

Indeed, at this very time we're aligned with Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Sudan, Columbia, etc. These aren't exactly the nicest regimes in the world.

China is a stakeholder in the world system whether they want to admit it or not. North Korea is a bigger problem for them, South Korea and Japan than for us. Our capital city (Seoul) is not within 35 miles of thousands of artillery pieces that could produce an urban holocaust in about 1 hour of bombardment. Our already unstable countryside (NE China) is not at risk of taking on tens of millions of starving, brainwashed and diseased refugees. Our entire nation (Japan) is not at risk of chemical, biological and nuclear attacks from a crazed neighbor that threatens to cleanse our cities in radioactive fire, rape our daughters with weaponized hepatitis spores and wipe out our culture.

We can't influence North Korea, nor we can credibly invade or bomb them. To do so would invite the slaughter of millions of South Koreans.

China has been building a cadre of North Korean refugees for years now, training them in how to run a government and lead a people. The Chinese will topple the KFR at a time of their choosing, its America's mission to speed that momentous decision up.

Likewise, we have to work with some unsavory characters in the Middle East to achieve our objectives. Big deal, we're already doing it and have been since before 9/11.

What is it we cannot "win"? We deposed Saddam. "W" in that column. We have started the process of democracy. "W" in that column.

We can't make Iraqis support democracy. That's up to them.
 

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