Comments on: For God’s Sake, Don’t…!

By: anthony innes

anthony innes — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 23:41:11 +0000

Corylus while you have accurately described the beast what has fed and supported its power base is fiat money .The world and its resources are finite the war machine will hasten its own destruction.Leadership not delivering Food and Justice will be swept from power.The authoritarian elitists are finished the corrupt money game is unravelling.Civil unrest in all corrupt nations will take the lustre off foreign military ventures.The administration of the USA is infantile and way out ot its depth.The illusion that money has created is evapourating.Cheap energy and food are moving into scarcity this is radically different proposition than anything faced by the USA in its post war of Independence history. The USA dollar is defunct .Markets are rejecting the corrupt fiat currency of a bankrupt empire.Nobody is interested in dying for nothing.Pakistanis will die and defend their country in droves.The practicality of these people should not be underestimated.They will annihilate a foreign invader and those that support them.The criminal Bush administration will be IMPEACHED.
Bianca Jagger’s article calling for the withdrawl of British forces reveals in small measure the growing worldwide revulsion with the doomed elite that has caused the total misery we see around us.These people are the new pariah.These dogs are going on the chain.

By: corylus

corylus — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 17:02:11 +0000

MK,
You seem to have a fundamental misunderstanding of American imperialism, and that is that all else is forsaken before military adventurism. The U. S. economy could be in its death throes (already?), and the warlords will continue to fund all that is necessary to provide for the military-industrial gluttons on American soil, and everywhere else, mayhem for the ultimate purpose of political and corporate hegemony. This has been the pattern of American interventionism for over 100 years, it continues to be the pattern right now in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East, and will likely continue to be the pattern — economic stability is no cause for concern among those bent on ruling the planet, indeed, it’s probably all the more an incentive to strike wherever strategic resources, political opportunity, and militaristic influence might coincide to accomplish the goals of fomenting terror and feeding greed.

By: Michael Kenny

Michael Kenny — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 15:19:05 +0000

Don’t forget that with the its economy collapsing, the chances that the US will actually be able to afford this (and many other) announced pipedreams is improbable. As the money runs out, the Israel Lobby will force a concentration of resources on projects ever more directly linked to Israel, such as arming that country and bribing Europe into allowing what forces the US can muster to be stationed here. I don’t think the ressources will be there to fund something peripheral like this.

By: D. R. Munro

D. R. Munro — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 17:57:41 +0000

I mean, it’s not like we sent a few diplomats and trainers to Vietnam before the conflict . . .

By: CAPT K M SAXENA, ADVOCATE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

CAPT K M SAXENA, ADVOCATE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 15:27:40 +0000

This reminds me of an article read somewhere about partition of india. During height of exodus across fluid borders, violance had reached its zenith. At this juncture, one Army Officer in QMG Branch of Army HQ, suggested to Qaid-e-Azam, if both India and Pakistan could have common army /armed forces in future to ensure peace, law and order. Qaid-e-Azam gave him a sinsiter stare and asked, what are you doing in Army HQ. “Supervising Ration, stores and accommodation for troops!” answered the officer. “Keep doing that” said Qaid-e-Azam and dismissed the officer from his presence. Memory of subjugation of India by seeking ‘firman’ from Moghul Emperor for first setting their foot on indian soil, followed by setting up a fort at Surat, followed by Diwani Rights in Bengal and then crowing Victoria as the Queen Empress of India must have been only too fresh in Qaid-e-Azam’s mind. If todays, policy makers in pakistan keep this incident in mind while dealing with US initiative of pushing their ‘Resident Trainers’ on the vanguard forces, they would do a singular service to the sovereignty of Pakistan.
CAPT KM SAXENA, Advocate, Supreme Court of India,