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Bad Boy Syria
Bush is Comin' to Get Ya
Monday, April 14, 2003
By Novakeo
The bad boys in Syrian President Bashar Assad’s government has also been warned by Secretary of State Colin Powell that “Syria faces a critical choice”, that choice of course being that Syria needs to behave according to the dictates of Washington and Jerusalem. Powell also stated that - "Syria can continue direct support for terrorist groups and the dying regime of Saddam Hussein, or it can embark on a different and more hopeful course," and - "Either way, Syria bears the responsibility for its choices, and for the consequences."
My O My, aren’t we hearing a lot about Syria by the malcontents in the Bush clan this past week, only goes to show that these men and women of lies and deceit are somewhat predictable, if one takes the time to investigate their devious and murderous motivations. Unfortunately, many Americans have chosen to wrap their eyes with the patriotic cloth of the red white and blue, and have decided it is better to turn and walk away at the remaining leftovers of their conscious and morality. See no evil, speak no evil, and hail Caesar, so America can continue on the course to imperial greatness reminiscent of British royalty and Roman pageantry. Never mind that it will be foreigners who pay the price for your safety, so you can be free to give up your liberties to the heavily patriotic federal government.
In 1934 Germany, Kurt Tucholsky, wrote -- “nothing is more difficult, and nothing requires more character than to find oneself in opposition to one’s time -- and those one loves -- and say loudly -- NO!” Oh well, many say history does not repeat itself, this leftist humanist illusion has proven to be a scourge for humanity, it does repeat itself, not entirely in like manner, and the circumstances might be different, the end result tends to be the same.
The policy of preemption by the Bush clique is not a new policy, but a very old one, last used by the Teutonic’s of Germany, best explained by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1953 -- “All of us have heard this term “preventive war” since the earliest days of Hitler. I recall that is about the first time I heard it. In this day and time … I don’t believe there is such a thing; and, frankly, I wouldn’t even listen to anyone seriously that came in and talked about such a thing.”
Not that America has not been forewarned to the grand designs of the puppet masters in Washington, Syria and Iran are on the table to be devoured so that the Bush clique can strut around with self-imposed glory for all to see, and for all to look in awe and inspiration at the greatness of their speedy war making. There must be war with Syria soon, because boy George will not make the same mistake his father made and not be at war come election time, and the neocons cup has not been fully filled with blood lust, the Iraqis did not put up much of a fight, and Saddam did the cruel thing and not use all those pesky WMD’s to defend his palaces, what an evil and insincere thing to do.
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Methinks Novakeo may be a graduate of the Bowser School for the Legibly Handicapped (i.e., too much between the lines reading, with too little taken in full context). If he would just listen to just who is speaking about how, when, where and why, he just might be able to figure out exactly what is being said.
Just for the record, Novakeo is right in that Syria, as a free excape route for Iraq's criminal regime (basically, Hitler and the SS), as well as a "publicly denied" conduit for mercinary personnel, equipment and arms to supply the Saddam Hussein regime in his war against the United States of America, and during a time of war, may well be the next target in the War Against International Terrorism. If the merc-chain was routed across the borders of Saudi Arabia, the Saudis would have been warned as well. I do not, however, believe that Syria will fall as Iraq did. The Syrian government, in all likelihood, will become another bloody (in the bloodiest form) ally -- um, sorta like Pakistan.
Dan
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