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All of the Countries which the U.S. "Regime Changed" – Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya – Have Descended into Brutal Chaos
Quantifying the Effects of Regime Change
Since 2001, the U.S. has undertaken regime change in Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya.
All 3 countries are now in chaos … and extremists are more in control than ever.
In Iraq, hardcore Islamic jihadis known as ISIS have taken over much of the country – shown in red as the new "Islamic State" or self-described caliphate – using captured American weapons:
USA Today notes: "Iraq is already splitting into three states".
Christians are being rounded up and killed, and Christian leaders in Iraq say the end of Christianity in Iraq is "very near". But as we documented in 2012, Saddam Hussein – for all his faults – was a secular leader who tolerated Christians.
Libya has also descended into absolute chaos. We reported in 2012:
Al Qaeda is now largely in control of Libya. Indeed, Al Qaeda flags were flown over the Benghazi courthouse once Gaddafi was toppled.
(This is – again – in contrast to toleration of Christians under Gadaffi.)
The Guardian noted in March:
According to Amnesty International, the "mounting curbs on freedom of expression are threatening the rights Libyans sought to gain". A repressive Gaddafi-era law has been amended to criminalise any insults to officials or the general national congress (the interim parliament). One journalist, Amara al-Khattabi, was put on trial for alleging corruption among judges. Satellite television stations deemed critical of the authorities have been banned, one station has been attacked with rocket-propelled grenades, and journalists have been assassinated.
Ever since the fall of [Gadaffi's] dictatorship, there have been stories of black Libyans being treated en masse as Gaddafi loyalists and attacked. In a savage act of collective punishment, 35,000 people were driven out of Tawergha in retaliation for the brutal siege of the anti-Gaddafi stronghold of Misrata. The town was trashed and its inhabitants have been left in what human rights organisations are calling "deplorable conditions" in a Tripoli refugee camp. Such forced removals continue elsewhere. Thousands have been arbitrarily detained without any pretence of due process; and judges, prosecutors, lawyers and witnesses have been attacked or even killed. Libya's first post-Gaddafi prosecutor general, Abdulaziz Al-Hassadi, was assassinated in the town of Derna last month.
When residents of Benghazi – the heartland of the revolution – protested against militia rule in June last year, 32 people were killed in what became known as "Black Saturday". In another protest in Tripoli last November, 46 died and 500 were injured.
Under militia rule, Libya is beginning to disintegrate. Last summer forces under the command of the warlord Ibrahim Jadran took control of eastern oil terminals …. These forces which hijacked a oil tanker this month, prompting threats from Libya's prime minister that it would be bombed until US forces captured it this weekend. Clashes have broken out in Jadran's home town of Ajdabiya. In painful echoes of Iraq's nightmare, a car bomb exploded at a Benghazi military base last week and killed at least eight soldiers, and Libya's main airport was shut on Friday after a bomb exploded on its runway.
One of the great perversities of the so-called war on terror is that fundamentalist Islamist forces have flourished as a direct consequence of it. Libya is no exception, even though such movements often have little popular support. The Muslim Brotherhood and other elements are better organised than many of their rivals, helping to remove the prime minister, push through legislation, and establish alliances with opportunistic militias.
Ominously, Libya's chaos is spilling across the region. The country is awash with up to 15 million rifles and other weapons, and a report by the UN panel of experts this month found that "Libya has become a primary source of illicit weapons". These arms are fuelling chaos in 14 countries, including Somalia, the Central African Republic, Nigeria and Niger.
There is a real prospect of the country collapsing into civil war or even breaking up. Unless there are negotiated settlements to its multiple problems, Libya will surely continue its descent into mayhem, and the region could be dragged into the mire with it.
No wonder western governments and journalists who hailed the success of this intervention are so silent. But here are the consequences of their war, and they must take responsibility for them.
28-year CIA veteran Paul Pillar – who rose to be one of the agency's top analysts – wrote in May:
Just when one might have thought the mess in Libya could not have gotten worse, it has.
Saudi Arabia and several other Arab states have evacuated their diplomats from Libya, the United States is preparing for possible evacuation of U.S. personnel, and the country appears on the brink of a larger civil war.
Those in Libya closest to being called secular liberals seem to be associated with military officers of the old regime.
The intervention already has negatively affected U.S. interests, particularly in providing a disincentive to other regimes to do what Gaddafi did in negotiating an end to involvement in terrorism and an end to production of unconventional weapons.
And things have only gotten worse since then.
(It should be remembered that the U.S. helped sew the seeds of chaos in several ways. Not only did we engage in direct military intervention against Gadafi, but also – as confirmed by a group of CIA officers – armed Al Qaeda so that they would help topple Gaddafi.)
Opium production is at an all-time high under the American occupation of Afghanistan.
And the New York Times reports this week that the Taliban are currently making huge gains in Afghanistan … in some cases expanding even beyond their traditional areas of influence prior to 2001:
The Taliban have found success beyond their traditional strongholds in the rural south and are now dominating territory near crucial highways and cities that surround Kabul, the capital, in strategic provinces like Kapisa and Nangarhar.
U.S. troops are just now leaving, and so the worst may be still to come. In addition – as we discuss below – the U.S. previously imposed regime change on Afghanistan … and the results were bad.
History Repeats
The U.S. carried out regime change in Iran in 1953 … which led to radicalization in the country. Specifically, the CIA admits that the U.S. overthrew the moderate, suit-and-tie-wearing, Democratically-elected prime minister of Iran in 1953. (He was overthrown because he had nationalized Iran's oil, which had previously been controlled by BP and other Western oil companies). As part of that action, the CIA admits that it hired Iranians to pose as Communists and stage bombings in Iran in order to turn the country against its prime minister.
If the U.S. hadn't overthrown the moderate Iranian government, the fundamentalist Mullahs would have never taken over. Iran has been known for thousands of years for tolerating Christians and other religious minorities.
Hawks in the U.S. government been pushing for another round of regime change in Iran for decades.
Hillary Clinton and then-president Jimmy Carter's National Security Adviser have both admitted on the record that the U.S. previously carried out regime change in Afghanistan in the 1970s by backing Bin Laden and the Mujahadin … the precursor to Al Qaeda.
And look how that turned out.
The U.S. has heavily backed the Islamic rebels in Syria in an attempt to implement regime change in that country. The result?
As shown by the map above, they've taken a third of the country as part of their "caliphate"
And the jihadis are now busily crucifying, beheading and slitting the throats of Christians. (Yup, Syria was previously known for tolerating Christians.)
Haven't These Wars Made It Safer at Home?
But haven't all of these wars made it safer here at home? Nope … a top Pentagon officials says we're no safer – and perhaps less safe – after 13 years of war.
As we've pointed out for almost a decade, security experts – conservative hawks and liberal doves alike – agree that waging war in the Middle East weakens national security and increases terrorism. See this, this, this, this, this, this and this.
Regime Support
But the U.S. doesn't always back regime change. Sometimes we work to support regimes …
… Unfortunately, they tend to be some of the most brutal tyrannies on the planet.
Postscript: We can probably add Ukraine to the list of regime changed countries falling into chaos and murderous extremism, given that:
- The U.S. State Department spent more than $5 billion dollars in pushing Ukraine away from Russia
- The U.S. ambassador to Ukraine (Geoffrey Pyatt) and assistant Secretary of State (Victoria Nuland) were recorded plotting the downfall of the former Ukraine government in a leaked recording
- Top-level U.S. officials literally handed out cookies to the protesters who overthrew the Ukrainian government
- The U.S. has been backing – militarily as well as monetarily – the Neo-Nazis who have plunged the country into chaos
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One could wonder how this 'american' propagandist is going to deal with the lastest reveal, the leaked conversation.
Contrary to the claims made by this 'american' propagandist whose sole ambition is to cover for the 'american' middle class, the US American middle class is extremelly supportive of Israel's destructive effort in Gaza.
Then, cheap shot. Israel leaked a conversation and now Obama, whose plan was not aligned with the desires of his master, the US American middle class, is in damage control operation.
The master has been informed and the servant must bow down.
The question in the first sentence was rhetorical. That 'american' propagandist will do whatever it is necessary to cover up for the US American middle class.
This event is one of these occurrences that make it clear who the boss is in an 'american' society.
This propagandist, though, busy with covering for the 'american' middle class, largely prefer tales like almighty governments, disregarding popular will, and operating through conspiracies, to serve other interests than the 'american' middle class'interests.
Tough luck, the latest leak exposes who the boss's. And the boss is WeThePeople aka the 'american' middle class.
As usual, this 'american' propagandist tries to cover up for the 'american' middle class.
'Americans' commonly think that those types are unable to rule themselves. By providing an image of chaos, the servants to the 'american' middle class (like politicians) have been providing WeThePeople with an image suiting their fantasy. Chaos was part of the goal. As such, the 'american' middle class, the backbone of any civilized society, is given a rationalization of its existence. This is why a middle class exists: to avoid such chaotic situations.
Servants serve their master. And one key part of a servant's job is to flatter their master in a way the master feels a right to rule.
The whole world had its money stolen, on Sept 11th 2001 at the 'World Trade Centre Bank' (The world's biggest bank, gold vaults included) they just didn't tell us at the time.
What they should have said was... from the Pulp Fiction Script.
{Scene One: Diner}
· Pumpkin: Everybody be cool this is a robbery...
· Honey-bunny: Any of you fucking pigs move... and I'll execute every mother fucking last one of you...
All this crap is due to America's unflinching adherence to Zioputian policy. The Zioputians first stole the media, then the electioneering process, the intelligence process, now embedded, you might say, in every State Department executive position, and station chief, like Nudelman in Ukraine, e v e r y p o s i t i o n o f i n f l u e n c e, like a powerful dye coloring all that WAS america. It's the many little ropes, like Gulliver, tie the USA into powerlessness before the will of the FREAK Nut and Yahoo and his operatives. How? "Well", to quote Ronnie, we like a good fast-talking schpiel. We're pushovers for people who SEEM to know what they're talking about. Convincing: that's what we like. Couple that with the "long green", cash, mula-geeza. Put a fork in us. We're done.
So, now, on the Eve of Destruction, realise, once and for all, THEY are CARPETBAGGERS who out flim-flammed the Flim Flam Man. We were rural too long. We lost our edge. We've been taken for a ride. The Zioputian was born they day he figured out he could TALK his way out of walking behind a plow all day.
Please understand, Zioputians have high frequency but low bandwidth. They can scream in your face convincing argument on narrow issues. Taken as a whole, however, they CAN'T get the big picture. Example: Palestinians. THEY HAVE NO CLUE, yet, you still follow right over the falls, to the rubicon, to the edge of darkness. YOU are a sucker for fast talkers and confidence actors.
"All of the Countries which the U.S. "Regime Changed" – Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya – Have Descended into Brutal Chaos"
Just the way the CIA and Israel wants it.
pray that our souldiers defend our constitution and ignore orders from the Zionist Bankers ....yes i know.....
Dear America,
You've turned Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, et. al. (it's a very long list but I'm busy) into a living hell.
Maybe you should take a nap honey.
Mother Nature
BTW, George, this quote is for you from Henry David Thoreau.
"How does it become a man to behave towards the American government today? I answer, that he cannot without disgrace be associated with it."
Written 170 years ago but still apropos today.
Wasn't that right around when they took the chrome to Stonewall Jackson's dome? "They" being BANKERS. Nothing more, nothing less.
Imagine all the US soldiers, patriots, Chrsistians, True-Believers, idealists, and enlisted guys like Pat Tillman, who served in the ME.
And now, after returning to the USA, they return as potential "terrorists' by their master CRIMINAL country (DHS, TSA, etc) , while ISIS runs amuck, immigrants storm through the border, etc.
And now these US veterans look back at the chaos They HELPED create and the massive suffering overseas, and the massive $$ debt here at home.
What do think they're thinking?
Long ago another Nobel Peace Prize winner, Henry Kissinger, said: — 'Military men are just dumb, stupid animals to be used as pawns in foreign policy.'
Signed: Alex C,
US veteran, living with the guilt for 41 years. No longer supporting the district of criminals.
New American Century.
As several comments above stated, it seems to me that this kind of chaos was intended. I tend to believe that what actually happens was what was actually intended to happen. (Jordan Maxwell made that phrase somewhat famous, inside the small circles of alternative views, when discussing the "education" system, & I tend to generalize that.)
In my opinion, it is difficult to tell the difference between where criminal insanity leaves off, and childish superstition begins. As many others have also commented before on Zero Hedge, the end of the following video, linked below, reviews some recent highlights in 2014 about the degree to which the ruling classes appear to believe in the most old-fashion religions. (I tend to extrapolate the views of Rudolf Steiner here, from his last and best book: that the relative ruling classes are able to operate from the most protected environments, and hence, continue to be able to believe in relatively more old-fashioned religions, while those riding out on front, on the cow-catcher of the train of history, tend to be required to become more modernized, or post-modernized regarding their beliefs.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b67OGUsQC44Flight MH17 - What You're Not Being Told
Some of George Washington's previous articles mentioned how fishy the mainstream media "news" stories were about Flight MH17. Any more broadly and reasonably informed individual is aware that it is TYPICAL for wars to be based on deceits, and to get going due to false flag attacks. Clearly, all of the "regime change wars" that have happened since 9/11 were wars based on deceits (promoted by the mass media). Therefore, to attempt to understand those historical events better takes one through processes of attempting to understand how our civilization is generally controlled by the MAXIMUM POSSIBLE DECEITS AND FRAUDS, (where it is reasonable to presume that the ruling classes are both criminally insane, as well as childishly superstitious, while the vast majority of the people that they rule over match those traits, since they live within the SAME SYSTEMS.)
For thousands of years, civilization has been controlled by warfare whose successes were based upon deceits backed by destruction, which systems have constantly suffered from greater and greater contradictions, due the inherent paradoxes that successfully controlling civilization with dishonesty backed by violence NEVER makes those lies become true, but rather, drives society as a whole to become more and more criminally insane. (Hence, I REPEAT my view that the ruling classes, and those they rule over, including the controlled opposition groups, are ALL part of the overall established systems, and therefore, SHARE in the same basic criminally insane attitudes, which blend into being childishly superstitious.)
The problems caused by civilization being dominated by enforced frauds are BIGGER than we are currently able to fully comprehend! The industrial revolution, with all of its techno-scientific progress, advancing at exponential rates, has primarily been employed through the established social pyramid systems, in order to become even better at being dishonest, and backing that up with violence, increasing by order of magnitude, after order of magnitude, (where the rulers and those they ruled over both shared in those developments.)
The obvious conclusions were that we are on paths of exponential growth towards grievously overshooting, to then collapse into catastrophic chaos. Since EVERYTHING that society was doing was dominated by systems of Huge Lies, backed by Lots of Violence, through the enforced frauds in the monetary system, backed up by the deceitful death controls in the military system, all of those trends were runaway criminal insanities, which tended to manifest their absurdities as if they were the result of childish superstitions.
Given the degree to which ALL the different players in these historical tragedies share in the same systems of thought, with the different groups all being based on organized lies operating robberies, that are both criminally insane, as well as childishly superstitious, there are no reasonable ways to doubt that the overall trajectory is towards unprecedented human tragedy, as expressed in this over-simplified video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYIZ5H4XjnMJEWZI NAZRAELI FASCISTRAEL GAZACIDE
Of course, that kind of presentation was the work of another one of the reactionary revolutionaries, who do NOT provide the slightest hint of an awareness of the absolute necessity for there to be some sort of death controls, as central to every other aspect of human ecology, (which is still central to industrial ecology, as well increasingly important to all of the rest of the natural ecology.) After all, it is totally typical for those who oppose the best organized gangs of criminals, who are actually doing deceitful death controls, to never provide any better death controls (which makes perverse sense, since that is practically impossible, but nevertheless, the controlled opposition groups tend to not even admit that basic issue exists at all.)
The REAL path we are on now is towards exponential growth overshooting, which must then collapse into chaos, resulting in death insanities. Since the existing combined money/murder systems operate on the basis of the maximum possible frauds and deceits, while the controlled opposition groups to those established systems are just as intellectually integrated into that as the people operating those systems, there are no other reasonable projections for the future than runaway death insanities, which are being constantly driven towards stampeding themselves into wall of limits, and then bouncing off cliffs, by the debt insanities driving us towards provoking death insanities.
Since the real human ecology and political economy operate on the basis of the maximum possible deceits and frauds, while the controlled opposition groups are by and large just as criminally insane and childishly superstitious as the ruling classes are regarding those topics, the paths we are on are for there to necessarily be debt/death insanities. In that context, the "Brutal Chaos," caused by the various deceitful wars for "Regime Change," are deliberately engineered aspects of an overall criminally insane and childishly superstitious agenda that the rulings classes are executing.
Meanwhile, at the present time, I am not aware of even 0.000001% of the general population who is able and willing to understand any of these things sufficiently better to be able to redirect that tragic trajectory towards overshooting, and crazy collapses into chaos. Given that the overwhelming vast majority of the human population are currently acting like political idiots, or Zombie Sheeple, while the relatively small groups of controlled opposition are nothing more than reactionary revolutionaries, or Black Sheeple, I see no reasonable ways to doubt that the current exponential growth of the human population can end any other ways than through death insanities, in the form of the mass murder of the majority of the human population.
The current forms of "Brutal Chaos," caused by deceitful wars which achieved "Regime Change," are relatively trivial tastes of what is probably going to come during the rest of the 21st Century. The bottom line is that nothing less than better death controls could provide better resolutions to the tragic trajectory we are on towards death insanities. The degree to which human civilization is based on almost totally integrated social systems of enforced frauds, and deceits backed by destruction, inside of which there is practically no genuinely better opposition, but only controlled opposition, means that the apparent paths we are actually on are for the human conditions to be deliberately driven to get worse, faster, until those are finally bad enough to provoke the use of weapons of mass destruction.
My general conclusions for several years have become that the inside job, false flag attacks on 9/11/2001 were deliberately designed to jump-start the war on terror, in order to prepare the way for more genocidal wars abroad, as well as prepare for more democidal martial law at home. My general conclusions were that 9/11 was a false flag attack done by Zionists, in order to blame on Muslims, which had the intention of providing ways to engage the kinds of "Regime Change" which has resulted in the current states of "Brutal Chaos." Those events are NOT accidental, nor due to stupid incompetence, rather those events are the result of the ruling classes being both criminally insane and childishly superstitious, in ways which the vast majority of the human species simultaneously share, through sharing attitudes of evil deliberate ignorance.
My presumptions are that what is actually happening is intended to make things get bad enough to be able to provide justifications and rationalizations for the use of weapons of mass destruction, in order to mass murder the majority of the human population. Since it is practically impossible to have any more rational discussions of the problems, since the REALITIES are almost totally dominated in by systems of enforced frauds, and deceitful destructions, in which nobody involved will publicly admit any of those social facts, I can not imagine how anything could prevent the basic trends of runaway exponential growth overshooting and collapsing into chaos.
Since the overwhelming vast majority of people act like Zombie Sheeple, while the overwhelming vast majority of the publicly apparent opposition groups act like Black Sheeple, I expect that the currently entrenched ruling classes will continue to carry through their agenda, despite that being criminally insane and childishly superstitious. The ruling classes were not good at anything, but surviving through human history by being the best at backing up their lies with violence. They are otherwise not qualified nor competent. Similarly their controlled opposition groups are not much better, while it is arguable that they may be even more mentally obtuse. Meanwhile, of course, the vast majority of the human population continues to be so totally brainwashed to believe in bullshit that they have not the slightest clue how clueless they actually are.
The deceitful wars that caused "Regime Change" to become "Brutal Chaos" are probably nothing compared to what those phenomena are going to become in the foreseeable future, including how those events are going to eventually come back home, through the toroidal vortices of historical events. To be frank, there is no reasonable expectation that my articulation of the results of my own research into these questions is going to change anything ... however, there may be a tiny minority of the tiny minority of people who read Zero Hedge comments that might appreciate my attempts to articulate that?
After all, I appreciate the efforts of others to present their research and conclusions about these kinds of political topics, despite that, as far as I can tell, there is no practical point in bothering to do that, since, so far, nothing changes the overall runway trajectory towards unprecedented human tragedies that we are currently on, as the established systems of enforced frauds, and deceitful destruction, more and more manifest their inherent contradictions.
"To be frank, there is no reasonable expectation..."
The maelstrom is near. Those who bring me "reason" as a simple fact of life don't say "sorry". So to them my response is I throw reason to the wind. Their response to that is always fear-based.
I can hold up some old vinyl records that have my name on it to prove they were wrong. I can type this message to you tonight while my son and daughter sleep here, when ten years ago the mother of our children had me in the crosshairs from her downtown lawyer's office (that's right, the lawyer judges and lawyers hire to deal with their family matters).
Is it reasonable to expect that on a pale blue dot in some obscure corner of one galaxy life evolved to the point where they actually broke free of gravity?
Is it reasonable to expect that three frost-bitten Ontario boys eclipsed The Beatles and Rolling Stones??? lol!
I go on record as appreciating your skull-sweat inducing articulate comments and it's obvious to me that they are changing things in ways unexpected... for one can't be certain of the composition of that tiny minority...
Thanks RM : ) and ZH Commentarians
"life is just a candle and the dream must give it flame" RUSH/Caress Of Steel
mission accomplished!
[All of the Countries which the U.S. "Regime Changed" – Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya – Have Descended into Brutal Chaos]
Yes, exactly as planned. Just like big time wrestling; nice show up front for the sheep and "patting backs" laughing it up in the changing room.
How long can we go on ignoring the reality of the situation?
Dude, they wre afu before we got there. Really.
Allow clearly offencive Califate to do itself in. The moderates ( silent majority ) TO FINALLY SAY Enough of this 10 th century BS
I was in Panama during Just Cause and Iraq in 2003. One operation was successful and the other...not so much. At the time I was openly questioning why we didn't handle Iraq the same way. One big difference was we didn't destroy the organizations and institutions that held Panama together.
Eretz Israel
http://www.ahavat-israel.com/eretz/futureThe Clique that Sold Us the Iraq War
"Iraq, rich in oil on the one hand and internally torn on the other, is guaranteed as a candidate for Israel's targets. Its dissolution is even more important for us than that of Syria. Iraq is stronger than Syria. In the short run it is Iraqi power which constitutes the greatest threat to Israel. An Iraqi-Iranian war will tear Iraq apart and cause its downfall at home even before it is able to organize a struggle on a wide front against us. Every kind of inter-Arab confrontation will assist us in the short run and will shorten the way to the more important aim of breaking up Iraq into denominations as in Syria and in Lebanon. In Iraq, a division into provinces along ethnic/religious lines as in Syria during Ottoman times is possible. So, three (or more) states will exist around the three major cities: Basra, Baghdad and Mosul, and Shi'ite areas in the south will separate from the Sunni and Kurdish north. It is possible that the present Iranian-Iraqi confrontation will deepen this polarization."
Leftist, rightist, Orthodox, atheist, or anything else, the origins of Jewish incessant, undying obsession with their "uniqueness," "exceptionality," "difference," "messianism," et al is to be found in the Judaic religious record. As Adam Garfinkle sees it:"The mission of Israel, as the Prophets defined it, is to spread monotheism and the moral code that flows from it around the world, but not to make everyone part of a great Israelite tribe. .... The Jews do not merge with the nations or convert them. They are, said Balaam, in Numbers 23:9, a people destined to live alone. Although Jewish ideas are universalistic, [sic?] traditional Jews see themselves in exclusionist terms, a self-perception that has caused endless confusion and resentment among non-Jews. Jewish apologists like to emphasize the special burdens of this role and point to the costs it has extracted on the Jewish people in history -- no doubt all true. But that does not change the basic fact, as even a casual reading of central Jewish texts show, that Jews have believed themselves special, closer to the Divine than other people." [GARFINKLE, p. 10]
Cute, eh?
/Jeremiah 8:8
I tend to believe that power does not so much corrupt as lend scope to preexisting depravity. I tend to regard everyone as operating through systems of organized lies and robberies. Those who were relatively best at doing that, in some times and places, got to have the relative power to express themselves more.
I continue to think it is misleading, if not worse, to use the word "Jew." I do not believe there are any fundamental dichotomies between people. However, there are relatively differences, in different times and places. There are going to be various groups which become the best organized gangs of criminals, who are therefore going to be enabled to become relative more powerful, and thus, be able to back up up their bullshit social stories better. However, in my view everyone is basically the same.
In my view, looking more critically and deeply at human beings as manifestations of general energy systems reveals that the best descriptions of human behavior are those which expressed the methods and principles of organized crime. I do not agree that there are any groups of human beings which could possibly exist other than as entropic pumps of energy. As soon as we define any human beings as separate from their environment, then they necessarily act like gangs of robbers in the context of that environment, where they must take energy from others in order to live.
Hence, my view is that the relative ruling classes, in relative different places and times, are always the slightly better gangs of organized criminals, whose relative power lends scope to their preexisting nature. Therefore, my views of the possible better resolutions of those kinds of chronic political problems are that we have no choice but to continue to have to muddle through the madnesses of the different dynamic equilibria between the different systems of organized lies operating robberies.
In general, the history of Neolithic Civilization has favoured the selection for the best professional liars and immaculate hypocrites to become the most socially successful, within systems which where necessarily always basically organized lies, operating robberies. The entire Judeo-Christian Islamic traditions were ALL superlative examples of how to operate societies through systems of the biggest bullies' bullshit. I would not grant "Jews" nor even "Zionists" any specially privileged and unique positions, other than as how somebody, some of the time, somewhere, may be the best at being dishonest, and backing that up with violence, in order to thereby become the best organized gangs of criminals, during those eras of human history, in those places.
However, my view is that a correct understanding of human energy systems reveals that all groups of human beings are always operating through the realities of organized crime. Furthermore, that view then becomes the theoretical basis whereby we MIGHT be able to negotiate better compromises between the different dominant groups of organized criminals (which necessarily include, in my view, ALL possible groups of human beings).
Theoretically, that is made more imperative by the development of weapons of mass destruction, however, as my comment below outlined, it is far more probable that human beings have become far too criminally insane, and childishly superstitious at the same time, to be able to transcend their limitations. Almost every group tends to believe that they are the "good guys," while others are the "bad guys." My view is that there are NO "good guys," only different kinds of "bad guys," some of whom, for some of the time, in some places, become relatively the best at really being the "bad guys," who thereby then get away with asserting their version of the biggest bullies' bullshit that they are the "good guys."
This is fucking Chutzpah!!
Citing Holocaust, Israel Demands 'Strict Regulation' of Antiwar Protests in Europe Push for EU Special Commissioner to Regulate Protests
A new Holocaust is imminent, if one is to believe Israeli MPs, who spent the afternoon berating European officials about the growing antiwar protests across their countries, centered on criticizing the Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip.
Officials blamed "one-sided" media reports on the large number of dead civilians in Israel's attack, and demanded the European Union impose "strict regulations on the format and content" of antiwar demonstrations going forward.
Some of the EU officials present, notably Danish officials, insisted that they had a right to free expression that would be abridged by the proposed "regulations," but Israeli officials were having none of it, insisting that criticism of Israel was anti-Semitism in and of itself, and that "there is a difference between free speech and incendiary speech."
The Israeli proposal would see the creation of a Special Commissioner in the European Union that would empowered to "monitor" antiwar protesters and restrict them from portraying Israel an "an aggressor" during its assorted invasions of Palestinian territory.
There is a growing consensus that the head of the United Nations should be charged with war crimes. He was aware of the use of UN hospitals and schools as weapon storage and launching areas for Hamas.
Ban Ki-moon is a war criminal and should be in jail.
and there is a growing consensus that you are a hasbara troll.
And always has been. Look at his history.
That's it? You Atari guys calling people Hasbro makes you look more like Fisher Price.
Go play with your toys.
Hamas/Gazans should be handing out sweets...
Add the United States to your list.
George, this is a fantastic piece. I love reading your work. You are making very accessible what took most of us years of torturous research. I really believe your efforts are opening a great many minds. Thank you.
Palestinian fighters infiltrate Israel, Kill five IDF soldiers:
(notice how NO CHILDREN WERE KILLED?!!)
Take away the F-16's, Drones and Tanks and they ain't nothing but a bunch of fucking pussies!
Real tough motherfuckers when killing babies and kids playing on a beach or playground, but when faced by a man with bad intentions, they crumble instantly.
Thank You GW for your many contributions. May I add
'The Seven Sisters (oil) Cartel'
video for those who wonder why.
Chaos is a feature, not a bug. It has been a long time strategy for the CIA. It seems to be the goal of the American deep state to have failed, anarchic Islamic states littering the Middle East and North Africa. Keep them fighting amongst themselves. I think you can add Somalia and Ethiopia into the mix, even though we didn't invade them (we didn't need to, they trashed themselves, mostly)
Those who toe the line for American economic hegemony are exempted -- Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, UAE, Abu Dhabi, Kuwait, Tunisia, etc.
The USA better hope to god that all these trashed countries don't eventually unite into some Caliphate from hell. Looking at ISIS in Iraq, it's very probable -- if ISIS, Al Queda and the Taliban were to join forces for example then we'd have a real excuse for WWIII, which is perhaps the plan. The wicked rule our planet.
yeah mate, Bancroft is going hog wild in Somalia...more money being spent there and in Dijbiouti by the US than anyone back home can imagine.
Unfortunately, what you are seeing is the death spasms of political islam. The same thing happened in the European wars after the Reformation. It got so bloody there they found they had respect the other side and let bygones be bygones.
The Middle East needs to determine what values they share with the rest of the World. Shared values will lead them out of the mess they have placed themselves in.
I suspect Qatar and Turkey are queued up next. The global respect for Egypt has increased significantly during these trying times.
Chaos by Design, George.
MI6, CIA, Mossad, planned All by design.
Go Putin, God be with you vs the Satanist troika
Sound a good plan..
It's a solution for the over people
And economic collapse...
They sell arm ($) and people die.
If you were in charge, what would you
Do to find a solution for those problems?
We are the US and we are here to help....
Mission accomplished. Tee time is when?
what goes around. comes around. If cheney, wolfowitz, clinton, bush, obama and all those other bastards only lived löong enough to have justice be brought to them. If that is possible at all - since they have been responsible for millions of lost lives, shattered dreams, destroyed families. it's sickening to just think about how wonderful a place this world could be if the U.S. of american assholes just stopped meddling in foreign countries. So shut the hell up, barrry and keep golfing. At least you can do no harm to other people while you are at it.


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hmmm...not to derail this thread but...what do you think halfspeed? cage caught and broke clamp...or clamp failed and derailleur fell off?
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I bought a new 20 gallon long yesterday and I'm looking for specific stocking help
My Water:
Between: 3.4 dGH and 11 dGH.
I have another 20 long thats filled with endlers and its just chaotic looking with them swimming all over the place so im hoping for a group of fish that will stay close knit to each other. This tank will be right by my bed so I'd like it a bit more peaceful looking :lol:
My tank will be heavily planted, similar to my current one(below), though much more organized (Hopefully:-D)
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So overall I would like a schooling fish, probably on the larger side though small enough to be comfortable in my tank of course and wouldnt eat my plants. I'll probably need a centerpiece fish as well. Id like to stay away from anabantaids for now, I've had one in just about everyone of my previous tanks and Id like to try something new.
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I also have 9 pygmy cories I can put in this tank and I am looking at putting some amano shrimp in sometime in the future.
Id love more suggestions, thank you!
The pygmy corys will be fine, and the Lemon Tetra are suitable. Forget Diamond Tetra though, they are too active for this small a space, and they do get large.
Other fish that could work with the Lemons and corys would be some of the similarly quiet tetra, or the small to medium rasbora. Whiptail Catfish (one, or 2-3) would add some nice interest to the substrate.
I would however sort out the fluctuating GH. A difference from 3 to 11 is very significant. Is this due to seasons, and different sources for your tap water?
Thank Byron, I do have a farlowella I was thinking of putting in as well but I haven't looked into if its compatible or not yet.
Shame on the diamonds but I guess I was expecting it, ill have to save those for a bigger tank in the future.
The gh doesn't fluctuate, its between on of those numbers. My water report wasn't very conscise ^^;
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Farlowella vitatta is fine, I have three plus many fry.:-) Assuming this is the common (smallish) species mentioned, not one of the giant "Royal" ones.
I'll definitely do that them, I have an lfs I trust and I believe they test for gh and ph
I'm sure its a vitatta but ill double check since now I'm second guessing :lol:
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It's time to stop living in your white-bread world as Glee is about to air its tribute to Billy Joel with Season 5, Episode 6: "Movin' Out." Sing us a song, you're the piano men and women.
It had been widely speculated that the November 21 episode would be devoted to the music of beloved singer-songwriter Billy Joel, and now Fox has confirmed it with this official episode synopsis:
The New Directions pay homage to Piano Man Billy Joel. As graduation approaches, the seniors make plans for their futures beyond the halls of McKinley.
Okay, so not a ton of info being given away in that blurb. But this mention of the glee club members' "futures" backs up a previous report we'd heard about a college dean character appearing in the episode. Translation: Get ready to see some tucked-in shirts.
Sam (Chord Overstreet) and Blaine (Darren Criss) are rumored to be visiting NYC that week as well. So does this mean that one or both of those dudes will end up in the Big Apple with Kurt (Chris Colfer), Rachel (Lea Michele), and Santana (Naya Rivera)? It freakin' better mean that!
This episode's adorableness levels will also be off the charts, as we'll be getting glimpses of young Sam and young Blaine, presumably during flashbacks while they contemplate their collegiate futures. And then there will be all those amazing Billy Joel tunes. So yes, we're pretty sure we're going to love this episode just the way it is.


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The Nequencia Alpha system was a planetary system located near Romulan space.
In 2369, the USS Enterprise-D scanned the planets within this system in search of evidence of a Romulan prison camp. Finding no such evidence, the starship went onward to the Carraya sector, a system located even closer to Romulan space, to continue the investigation. (TNG: "Birthright, Part II")
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The 2012 U.S. Senate election won't be held for another 544 days but two Democratic contenders are already sniping at one another.
Former Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz kicked things off with a press release accusing U.S. rep. Chris Murphy of hypocrisy on Afghanistan.
On the campaign trail, Murphy has been calling for U.S. troops to return home from Afghanistan. Yet Bysiewicz says he did not vote in favor of a resolution in march that would have required an immediate withdrawal by U.S. forces.
"The voters of Connecticut deserve an explanation from Congressman Murphy on why he says that he is using his vote to bring American troops home but actually voted against an immediate withdrawal of US forces from Afghanistan," said Bysiewicz spokesman Mark Bergman.
"This is exactly the type of political doublespeak we have come to expect from Washington politicians like Congressman Murphy. Susan Bysiewicz is the only candidate in the US Senate race that supports an immediate withdrawal of US forces from Afghanistan. Connecticut voters deserve a true progressive voice in the US Senate to replace Joe Lieberman, not another Washington insider that will say one thing but vote another way."
Reached this afternoon, Murphy's chief of staff, Francis Creighton, dismissed the Bysiewicz allegations.
"Here are the facts - Chris isn't just talking about ending the war in Afghanistan, he's doing something about it,'' Creighton said. "He voted against the war funding bill last year, and recently joined 80 of his colleagues in a letter to President Obama demanding that troops begin coming home in large numbers this summer."
"But calling for troops to be withdrawn in 30 days is just political gamesmanship - it can't be done safely that fast. And this isn't a political issue for Chris - he cares about bringing our troops home because it's the right thing to do for them and for our national security, not because it gets him political points. He ran for Congress as an opponent of the Iraq War, and now he's turned his attention to ending the War in Afghanistan."


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The voters have elected Dave Wheeler and I've congratulated him on his success. Now, he will need to resolve the legal issue of incompatible offices that he was apprised of in August. It will be up to the Fire District board, county counsel and possibly the California Attorney General to determine if he has a conflict with an incompatible office.
When Dave Wheeler announced he was running, I asked Town staff to make sure Mr. Wheeler was aware of this issue and they confirmed they had discussed this issue with him.
I chose not to include this in my campaign literature, as this is primarily a legal issue regarding his ability to continue to serve as fire chief.
I am not interested in regaining my seat on the council. If a vacancy on the council arose due to this issue, I am not interested in being appointed to fill such a vacancy on a temporary basis, nor running for a seat in a special election, and I would decline a position if offered to me.
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Okay. Everyone's been here and I know you're all going to know what I'm talking about. You've got your circle of friends. Let's say five or six. If you're particularly likable or one of your five or six friends is there may be a few more. You've got the one or two (maybe three) friends who are kind of the studs of the gang. Then there are the lower end of the totem pole guys who are probably funnier and just as fun to be around as the officers of the circle, but these guys aren't laying down what the ladies are picking up. Then we've got the few who fall in between, they're not the head guys, but they're not exactly the bottom-feeders either.
Even if none of this is registering with you yet, you will be able to relate to the tagalong guy, aka the weakest link guy. He's a little nuts and more than likely socially retarded. This guy also makes a complete and total fool out of himself after a few drinks and just loves Dave and Buster's because he hasn't figured out that not even an arcade a few feet away justifies getting drunk at a mall. Yes, he still lives at home and no, he doesn't realize that while it's okay with The State of New York to date an 18 year-old when you're 27 it is also okay to wear sweatpants in public. In this guy's defense, he's generous when it comes to drinks or taking one for the team when one of his friends is trying to hook up with a girl who brought her unattractive friend.
To draw a parallel, let's say your weak link friend is a modern horror movie. You generally don't expect too much out of him and more often than not, he does something so embarrassing that you can't just enjoy his company. You feel like you're watching Steve Carell on "The Office" and being around him has the very real potential to be nerve-wracking. He might talk about comic books to a girl whose number he has a faint glimmer of hope of getting, if not going home with.
Then there's the matter of whether or not you're going to invite him to a party you're throwing. After all, your friend/acquaintance The Modern Horror Movie has taken dumps in your sink, pissed in your fishtank, told a girl or two you've been into that he thinks you're secretly gay, unintentionally cockblocked you, got drunkenly handsy to the point of trying to feel up your girlfriend, crashed your car, pissed on your couch when he was passed out, scratched your out of print copy of Hard Boiled, and… well you get the idea.
With the initial remake of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, your friend The Modern Horror Movie proved that he has the potential to be not such a bad guy after all. No pets died, no major awkwardness was involved and he showed that he actually has the potential to be somewhat engaging. You now know that the possibility for good behavior was there even if the consistency wasn't. But should you risk it again?
I say no, but I'm the type of guy to quit while I'm ahead. Sure, the worst you had to go through last time around was that drunken I love you man diatribe and half his life story. With the remake of Texas Chainsaw Massacre, you got the initial grittiness, but it was glossed over. When you got your hands down into it and eventually pulled them out they were completely clean. It was like sticking your hands in gravel—abrasive, yes and gritty too, but all you had to do was wipe your hands together and you'd never know they were in there. If you saw the original Tobe Hooper version that terror stuck with you. By the time you got that off layers of skin were missing. There was tar, hypodermic needles and hydra fangs in Hooper's bucket. It gave you something to remember and keep you up at night.
The last thing you do is take a great boogeyman like Leatherface and give him a backstory. Faceless killers are scary precisely because we know nothing about them or their motives—because they are inhuman, pitch-black voids of emotion.
Let's put it this way. Let's say there's a really cute girl you know. Not necessarily the kind of girl who has the potential to make you do bad things and abandon all reason, but she doesn't exactly have you running away screaming out of fear of her gaze turning you to stone. And she's got a little sister. And let's just say their parents should've quit while they were ahead.
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Comment by Catherine Maganga — June 16, 2014 @ 11:41 PM
Comment by Debbie Sidelinker — June 16, 2014 @ 11:52 PM
Comment by Debbie Sidelinker — June 16, 2014 @ 11:52 PM
Isreal should shoot the stone throwers. A baby a bus driver. If America determined what weapons we use based on the capabilities of the enemy we'd all be throwing stones at eachother.
Comment by Bryan Mcwaters — June 17, 2014 @ 12:08 AM
arab stone throwers are not punished shot them.
Comment by Miro Hauptman — June 17, 2014 @ 12:11 AM
arab stone throwers are not punished shot them.
Comment by Miro Hauptman — June 17, 2014 @ 12:11 AM
The Israeli bus driver should carry a gun to shoot back at the Palestinian terrorist
Comment by Gary Gien — June 17, 2014 @ 12:30 AM
Comment by Monika Janiszeski — June 17, 2014 @ 12:50 AM
And they try to tell you these muslim people are peaceful!!!! GOD BLESS ISREAL and GOD BLESS America!!!!!!!!!
Comment by Mary Vince — June 17, 2014 @ 1:14 AM
israel needs to instate stricter laws against stone throwers, anyone caught throwing anything should be deported. Too bad Israel did not do the right thing at the end of 6 day war,and did not expel all muslims from the region, this is why there is so much trouble now.
Comment by Elyse Dorm — June 17, 2014 @ 1:39 AM
Elyse, I totally agree with you about Israel instating imprisonment for stone throwers, however I do not think that expelling the Muslims from Israel after the 6 Day War, would have changed anything. These people do not want to recognize the State of Israel and want all Jews killed. This is their agenda. Having said that, there are a handful of Palestinians living in Israel who truly love Israel and appreciate the life there.
Comment by Phyllis Kotton — June 17, 2014 @ 2:10 AM
What's wrong with the Arab's see it well I did not spell it with a small a, It's those leaders in their office.
Comment by Jose Manuel Jost-Cezer Fernandez — June 17, 2014 @ 2:18 AM
Typical,throwing stones at Jews. Thank Yahweh,they survived the viscious attack.
Comment by Mark J. Cutshaw — June 17, 2014 @ 2:26 AM
Comment by Mark J. Cutshaw — June 17, 2014 @ 2:28 AM
s enough is enough
Comment by Beverley Mans — June 17, 2014 @ 2:44 AM
s enough is enough
Comment by Beverley Mans — June 17, 2014 @ 2:44 AM
Elyse…deported to where??? No Arab country wants these stone throwers
Comment by Joyce Myers — June 17, 2014 @ 2:46 AM
Throw stones you get both arms broken… Learn!
Comment by Haley Chace — June 17, 2014 @ 2:48 AM
Throw stones you get both arms broken… Learn!
Comment by Haley Chace — June 17, 2014 @ 2:48 AM
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Comment by Silvia Segui — June 17, 2014 @ 3:04 AM
shoot stone throwers to death
Comment by Freddie Movdawala — June 17, 2014 @ 3:39 AM
Pls God,dnt turn your back upon this people….manifest your power and your might….bring the enemy down and let your people stand still declaring the glory of God amen.
Comment by Elizabeth Madriaga — June 17, 2014 @ 3:57 AM
only dickheads throw stoned they teach ya that in grade one
Comment by Charles David Martella — June 17, 2014 @ 4:03 AM
Creeps & hateful people!!
Comment by Sharon Kligman Golder Sussman — June 17, 2014 @ 4:19 AM
What for?
Comment by Gary Myers — June 17, 2014 @ 4:58 AM
So sorry…oh how I wish people would not hurt each other….
Comment by Judy Moore — June 17, 2014 @ 5:21 AM
Time for Israel to go on the offensive. Am Yisrael Chai!!
Comment by Judith Ross — June 17, 2014 @ 5:27 AM
The religion on peace and tolerance strikes again. Sickening!
Comment by Paul Gelsman — June 17, 2014 @ 6:43 AM
Such peace filled people.
Comment by Joe Ritchie — June 17, 2014 @ 6:48 AM
God will protect Israel. Godbless Israel
Comment by Harrison Aquino — June 17, 2014 @ 7:28 AM
These stone throwers need to be put in jail.
Comment by Maire Romppainen — June 17, 2014 @ 8:54 AM
Isn't time that Bibi learn from the Jewish Bible, King David did NOT negotiate and make peace with the Phillistines (who were NOT from Israel, they came from the sea – from another place) he killed them until they left him and the Jewish nation alone. Why have an army if they cannot shoot to kill?
Comment by Ronny Mol — June 17, 2014 @ 5:55 AM
I've got an article out of a magazine "Giant Slayer: The unsung sling was low-tech, low-class and as lethal as a modern handgun" by foster Grunfeld. (I wish I could find it online.) My favorite part of the article was a sidebar that pretty much summed it up: "We must get hold of slingers and cavalry as soon as we can…According to Xenophon, the Persians did no further damage by their old methods of long-range fighting, since the Rhodians could sling farther than the Persian slingers and farther even than most of their archers."
Also people should read the Roman doctor Celsus and his description of removing "bullets". There's actually a Fresco of Pompeii showing a Roman surgeon "extracting a projectile".
The Greeks and Romans used to inscribe messages on their stones; "For Pompey's Backside".
When I was a kid I got hit in the back of the head by a rock thrown a block away from this other kid who got "lucky". No Fun.
It also said in the Grunfeld article "Local folklore has it that Balearic Slingers could sink ships at more than 500 yard. This sounds far-fetched, but nevertheless the Romans, when they arrived to conquer Mallorca in 123 BC after severl failed attempts, first stretched hides above the decks as protection against sling bullets and other projectiles."
I'm reading Caesar's Civil War. (I've read the Wiseman's Battle for Gaul twice). Slinger's were an important and deadly addition to these armies.
It's too bad the Palestinians can't grasp the old "sticks and stones" adage. But I guess that's their point.
These "stone throwers" should be treated as the contemptible attempted murderers that they are. It makes me sick that they haven't kicked these genocidal scum off the Temple Mount.
At one time I had tolerance for all religions. That all changed with Islam. When I was a kid I was chanting "nam myo ho renge kyo" to a piece of paper. Hitch-hiking back east I hung out with the Children of God. I used to go to the Family Home Evenings with a Morman shipmate of mine in the Navy.
Thing is, Islam is a disease, and Muslims are the symptom. I have no sympathy or empathy for them or their sick "religion of peace". Especially after making an honest effort at understanding their religion and finding "Jihad in the Qur'an and Sunnah" by 'Sheikh Abdullâh bin Muhammad bin Humaid in a Summarized Bukhari I'd ordered online. It was submitted almost as an Introduction. It scared me so bad I wrote a canned pitch I throw around like a religious tract:
(Part of what scared me was this guy was a "an ex-chief Justice of Saudi Arabia. I've also found out a lot about Saudi Arabia since then.)
"While Hindus, Sikhs, Christians, Parsees and Jews, along with several million adherents of an animistic religion, all coexisted in relative harmony, one religion that would not accept compromise stood out from the rest: Islam." Mahatma Gandhi
"we may describe it, (jihad), as a surgeon's lancet and not a butcher's knife." Mahmoud Mohammed Taha (I'm sure there are about 200 million dead people that would disagree with him. And this from the guy who's been called the Mahatma Ghandi of Islam.)
About two years ago I ordered some reading material, including Taha's "Second Message", and a "study" Koran to find out what this "Islam thing" was all about. When I was sixteen I was chanting nam yo ho renge kyo to a piece of paper, (gahonzen?), having NO idea what I was doing. A few years later, hair down to my ass and a knapsack on my back, I hitchhiked cross country, got saved in Nashville Tenn. and went to live on a Christian farm in Mansfield Ohio. (Not the prison.) My gra'mom called me a "seeker". As I said, there came a time when I wanted to understand this "religion of peace". It was Humaid's article on jihad I found in my Summarized Bukhari that decided "things" for me.
If Islam is the "religion of peace", where in Sheikh Abdullah bin Humaid's article on jihad can I find the equivalent of "Love Thy Neighbor" and "good will toward men"? And explain its prominence, and significance almost as an "Introduction", in a book that's described as "the most authentic and true among the books of the Prophet": My Summarized Sahih Al-Bukhari. Also address "jihad" as it's defined in Reliance of the Traveller and answer the same question. (Chapter O-9.0: Jihad O: "Jihad means to war against non-Muslims, and is etymologically derived from the word mujahada signifying warfare to establish the religion." And explain why the "greater" jihad is only mentioned once here and never seen again in this "Classic Manual of Islamic Sacred Law".)
Compare Humaid's "jihad" and Emmet Fox' Sermon on the Mount and tell me which one best represents a spirit of Love and "compassion".
Please, if you want people to understand this "right of return" sham have them read The Haj by Leon Uris and Because They Hate by Brigitte Gabrielle. The two books that put a fire under my ass to start understanding this "Islam thing". (They should also be sold as a gift set.)
Jihad & Terrorism Studies Project September 26, 2002 Special Report No.10
Fiday Sermons in Saudi Mosques: Review and Analysis
Islam's Hatred of the Non-Muslim by David Bukay
Conclusion of article: "The doctrine of al-Wala wal-Bara is critical to understanding the Islamic world-view and its perception of the other as it is second only to attesting to tawhid, the oneness of God, for the faithful. Faith is incomplete without it, and it is the criterion used to distinguish between believers and the enemies of Islam. Tawhid will never be achieved on earth until believers apply al-Wala wal-Bara through adherence to Muhammad's way of life (as-Sirat al-Mustaqim)."
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If a Jew is injured…100 Muslims should be injured!
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