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Originally Posted by RDixon
Where to begin....
What has been learned?
No WMDs.
No ties to 9 / 11.
No ties to Bin Laden.
No cakewalks.
No Flowers.
No slam dunks.
No Iraqi oil money to pay for the mess.
And foremost, absolutely no justification for going to war with Iraq, yet here we are in a ever growing mess.
Hell, this military is so damned ignorant, they can't even do a coverup and get it right.
Incompetence at the top and the trickle down theory.
As for as how it's going in Iraq:
Same way things were going in Nam in '68.
Politicians with no military experience making "decisions" on how the war is prosecuted and looking for some one or something to blame other than themselves when all their "decisions" prove to be disasterously wrong.
Why is Rumsfeld still the Sec Def?
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Do the Math RDixon and follow the money trail...
Today there are still 5 bank left that are not in control of the central banks or the Rothschild banks. Iran, Cuba, North Korea, Libya and Sudan. There used to be 7 of them, the ones that fell were Afghanistan and Iraq. Why would Iran being treated differently?
Chronology
9/11 happened, mighty good excuse to ram into Afghanistan and take over their banking system. What is today's results? Women are still in fear of their lives and still wearing those damned worse than burkah's dress. No infrastructure has been built yet and it's still civil war there.
Through their best efforts in trying to link Al-Q. to Iraq has miserably failed. No WMD's, no biological weapon recovered there yet the occupation still goes on and the media are very afraid, compared to here, to call it now another civil war with no better conditions for Iraq's citizen or rebuilding their infrastructures.
Now, Iran, the big badass wolf with allegations that they are building nukes, hiding Iraq's WMD's and with ties to Hezbollah, maybe they do but it's only a matter of time before those persians get invaded.
Each country so far that has tried to kicked the US dollar off their market has been demonised such as Cuba and recently Venesuela. Maybe it is unknown to some of you but when I was visiting Venesuela back in early 1994, they were under US dollar embargo, if we would have known that, we would have purchased american dollars to change it there since they gave us twice as much bolivars as they did canadian money.
Why does the international community does not help Sudan in this time of crisis? I do believe it's because their bank is not yet part of the international banking crap so no one have any interests to help them.
The only reason why the USA wants to get Canada and Mexico into that alliance is because they want to be able to compete with the Euro standard. Brown Nose Harper will surely bow down to that creep but most canadians won't, maybe Alberta will tho
RDixon, you are right, Iran will be invaded, not because of their weapons, not because of their oil but only to secure the hegemony of the US dollar.
Follow the money trail...