Knowing that a large part of the corporate world was illegally funding Saddam with funds of 1.3 billion to purchase whatever he wanted and that Saddam had the UN and Europe assuming a submissive position, one takes a different view of all those who spoke out against invasion of Iraq.
To some they are heroes, to the informed they are merely part of the largest global scam in history. Most stood to be caught in illegal activity.
The protests emerging from Europe, we now know were engineered to cover illegal activity. When Belgium's Volvo, Germany's Siemens and DaimlerChrysler and the French UN Ambassador are all on the take with Saddam's blood money, laughing at the US and caring not a whit about the Iraqi people, but only about Saddam's money, we see the true state of affairs.
The WMD could very well have been carted out of Iraq pre-invasion by the assistance of any 2250+ corrupt to the teeth companies!
The scale of the corruption is E N O R M O U S !!!
We have just tapped the tip of the iceberg. This is probably going on in many violent countries where dictators are receiving support from corporations only in it for a buck and who wield clout with their respective nations governments.
This should concern you far more than any petty lying to a grand jury about who leaked Valerie Plame's employment with the CIA. Something which as the trail is followed will likely be made clear was compromised with proper authority.
We are talking about something which might forever unravel why the tyrants of the 3rd world can cling to power, while peaceful types are never supported and why the world seems to "disagree" about the response to these thugs.
Don, this is about making the world a better place. A place where humanity is a treasured word and where human rights finally become universal. Europe has gotten away with a LOT over the past decades as they exploit the 3rd world.
Doesn't that make you nauseous? It does me. Right now Iran is in bed with Germany, Russia and France - and as a result the Iranians have less human rights than ever!
Bush will come and go. This opportunity to go after the corporate juggernaut that finances dictators is so M U C H BIGGER!!!
The UN has been revealed as a broking house for dictators and thugs to buy and trade influence and protection from prosecution.
Ask yourself this...what did Bush personally gain from invading Iraq? Now, what did 2250 companies and their respective countries economies gain by protecting him and protesting Bush's plan?
The ledger is VERY clear.
The world is a corrupt place. Human rights are for sale. The 3rd world has little respect for the west when they know that Europe only cares about money and has no morals whatsoever.
From where I sit, it's very clear where the large crimes are occurring and how extermination, genocide, mass murder and abysmal suffering are being propagated.
It's time we shout from the rooftops that we wont let Europe and its 3rd world exploitation machine go unpunished.
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Like most things, it depends where you sit.
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- Joe Wilson: Our 27 months of hell
- Wilson should run for President. The Leftists think he can turn water into wine.
- Did somebody repossess the Jaguar and the Hermes scarf?
- And how much of that do you suppose is actually true?
- Crimes against people that conservatives don't like, aren't crimes at all. (n/t)
- The Office of Special Plans scandal is beginning to break
- Tom, was the outing revenge, or not?
- All of it
