America's War for Global Domination

[LibertyorDeath]

This is some of the best analysis of Americas current foreign policy goals i've ever read.

Well worth the read.



We are the juncture of the most serious crisis in modern history.

The Bush Administration has embarked upon a military adventure which threatens the future of humanity.

more

http://globalresearch.ca/articles/CHO312A.html

[kalian]

1. Hard to believe that a "democracy" is hell bent on world domination...

strange, isn't it?

[LibertyorDeath]

2. Good to see you put that in quotes "democracy"

[indepat]

3. Thanks for the post LibertyorDeath

Major kick. Surely one of the most important and sobering articles ever posted: it includes the links to numerous related/referenced articles that shed light on what is going on in secrecy including the "criminalization of the state."

[Karenina]

5. Click that link!!! It's ALL there!!!

:kick:

[reprehensor]

4. Global Research...

Is very interesting reading. Here are a bunch of related videos.
http://www.thedossier.ukonline.co.uk/video.htm

[glitch]

8. Wow, great link, thanks! nt

[IndianaGreen]

6. "Republicans and Democrats share the same war agenda"

In the US, both Republicans and Democrats share the same war agenda and there are war criminals in both parties. Both parties are complicit in the 9/11 cover-up and the resultant quest for world domination. All the evidence points to what is best described as "the criminalisation of the State", which includes the Judiciary and the bipartisan corridors of the US Congress.

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To reverse the tide of war, military bases must be closed down, the war machine (namely the production of advanced weapons systems like WMDs) must be stopped and the burgeoning police state must be dismantled. More generally we must reverse the "free market" reforms, dismantle the institutions of global capitalism and disarm financial markets.

http://globalresearch.ca/articles/CHO312A.html

[Dirk39]

7. Inredible guy...

He held this speech here in Germany, when he received a human rights price a few weeks ago. He speaks 10 languages and has travelled through more than 100 countries. Esp. his economic studies are remarkable. His book "the globalization of poverty" is one of the best books about globalization available.
a kick from Germany,
Dirk

[RBHam]

9. Chossoduvsky is a Professor of Economics

University of Ottawa.

He is the Canadian version of Noam Chomsky and receives just as much mainstream attention.

But he's well known on the College campuses.

[Snappy]

10. 911 Attack a Hoax?

Does anyone believe that?

[joeunderdog]

12. yup. it's haunting.

read some of these... http://www.cooperativeresearch.org/timeline/index.html

all you need to do is be able to tell time and you'll know that it doesn't add up.

[Dirk39]

13. His discourse is much more about...

the way, 911 is used and instrumentalized. He's rather reserved about details of the attacks and the different therories. He doesn't say that the Bush-Administration has engineered the attacks.

A question for native english speakers: doesn't "hoax" just mean "trick"?


Sometimes it starts getting funny: they say it, loud and clear. If you repeat what they're saying, you must be one of those "conspiracy"-paranoids.

Whatelse should we think, reading a statement like this from General Tommy Franks:


>>General Franks, who led the military campaign into Iraq, pointed recently (October 2003) to the role of a "massive casualty-producing event" to muster support for the imposition of military rule in America. (See General Tommy Franks calls for Repeal of US Constitution, November 2003, http://www.globalresearch.ca/articles/EDW311A.html ).

Franks identifies the precise scenario whereby military rule will be established:

"a terrorist, massive, casualty-producing event somewhere in the Western world - it may be in the United States of America - that causes our population to question our own Constitution and to begin to militarize our country in order to avoid a repeat of another mass, casualty-producing event." (Ibid)

This statement from an individual, who was actively involved in military and intelligence planning at the highest levels, suggests that the "militarisation of our country" is an ongoing operational assumption. It is part of the broader "Washington consensus". It identifies the Bush administration's "roadmap" of war and "Homeland Defense." Needless to say, it is also an integral part of the neoliberal agenda.<< (quote from the article)

Hello from Germany,
Dirk

[gristy]

11. Interesting article

He needs an editor, though.

[psychopomp]

14. Regarding our permanent regional bases in Iraq and the 'Stan

This must be what made Qaddafi have a change of heart. He knows the game is afoot and the juggernaut is unstoppable--in the short term.