I’m sorry. My combination of impatience and anger is not convenient with respect to manners.

“it is not a prediction that russians, chinese, cubans, iraqis, afghanis, koreans, vietnamese, iranians, et al are not friendly with EU/US but a fact.”

It’s also a fact that US is not friendly with US. I’m an American who is unfriendly with US.

Saying the people of the world, in *all* places, are not friendly with the ruling elite of EU/US is an utter fact and is uncontroversial.

“i am not predicting that there will be an alliance facing EU/US alliance.”

What is the meaning of “the 6 bn people are weak now. but with the aid of china/russia/india et al alliance, it’ll become as strong as EU/US alliance.”?

You seem to be saying I’m misunderstanding this quote. So I’ll explain my understanding:

The 6 billion people must mean the global poor, although that number also includes various members of the middle class, even if you’ve rounded up.

You are saying that the china/russia/india alliance (assuming such a thing exists) will benefit these 6 billion people such that they, and I quote, “become as strong as EU/US alliance”.

I don’t even know where to begin to criticize this – for one thing, china/russia/india have no interest in helping the 6 billion non-global elites. And the idea that it can happen as an incidental effect of them pursuing their own interests makes no sense to me.

I tend to think very differently concerning what can help those 6 billion people – *them helping themselves*. A movement for global socialism, fully termed anarchic global socialism.

By listing countries I was referring to the ruling classes of those countries. Ruling classes fight ruling classes – they dominate the populace rather than fight them.

Iraq wasn’t clobbered – it’s ruling class was clobbered. Iraq’s people were collateral damage. The destruction of Iraq’s people, to the extent it matters to the American state, is used as a tool to gain power over the country. (Also bear in mind that the war was ongoing far past the downfall of Iraq’s ruling class because another victim – the American taxpayer – still has blood in him).

The only way an imperial power fights a “people” is if that people create a democratic government for themselves – such as Chile under Allende. The fight is against Allende (and his supporters) and not the Chilean people.

In war the point is not extermination but control. The Chilean people, under Pinochet and his backing by the American state, were transformed and cowed – it was one of the more successful uses of mass terror in human history. But still, the primary point of the Pinochet regime was not to transform Chileans but to ensure a pleasant climate for American imperialism. It was a fight between ruling classes, with the people being collateral damage.

The only way “the people” will ever be fought is when they themselves *become* the ruling class. That is to say, when Anarchism rules. At that point these techniques of mass terror and technologies of mass psychosis that the global elite have been practicing for decades will get a true test.

Global Anarchism vs. Global Capitalism may actually be the “war to end all wars”. Then it will truly be the global elite vs. the global people, but that time is yet to come. Hastening such a war is the only grand purpose for the people of today.

The reason that the American state never goes to war against a people is the same reason they never go to war against ants – there’s no point in warring against something that isn’t a threat and isn’t expected to be.

There is greater affinity of interests, likes and dislikes, between a Wall Street shyster, an Arab sheik and a modern mandarin than with their own respective bottom of the ladder people….

So you’re separating the world into EU/US/Israel/Colombia/Georgia/Japan/Canada/Mexico/I’ve missed some vs. the rest?

Neither China nor India are enemies of this Western configuration. India is some form of ally and China is mixed.

Furthermore, it’s not like the opposition to the Western Alliance is a charity service – so Palestine is not going to become some kind of “cause of justice” unless they want a major confrontation with the Western Alliance.

The future is very difficult to predict, and your prediction seems to be ridiculous.

But the world IS a tad messed up. What’s confounding is that the cousin is considered so precious that not only is his appropriation of the house considered a done deal, the rest of the neighborhood needs to spend its precious treasure to ensure his happiness and safety.

Um, what is that called, again …

The world simply cannot be this messed up.

Honey, emigration of jews from Europe to Palestine took place on the condition that incoming jews and native Palestinians would receive equal treatment, with full compensation to Palestinians for the inconvenience of the mass influx of a foreign population [do keep in mind that Palestinians had nothing to do with European persecution of jews].

It was radical Zionist militias, headed by the likes of Begin, Sharon, Shamir, etc, who stepped in to wear out the British Mandate through covert armed action [known today as 'terrorism'], finagled the UNSC into agreeing to disarm the local population, in the name of ‘peace’ [no less!], whereupon militant Zionist organizations proceeded to cleanse Palestine of its rightful inhabitants. What’s most disturbing, of all, is that this operation continues, virtually uncontested, to this day.

The claim that the ground under your feet is ‘jewish’ [does it follow, then, that the ground I tread is atheist?] is to overlook the terms on which your forebears were permitted to take refuge in Palestine in the first place.

Unfortunately, radical Zionists transformed the incoming refugees into ambitious colonizers, in the eyes of the indigenous population, when their natural inclination most likely would have been to behave like the fortunate guests they were, mixing and intermingling with the existing local jewish and arab populations.

Dearie, it’s the zealousness and ambition of extremist elements in your midst, and their very effective, decades’ long mind-shaping campaigns, that make you a mouthpiece for some pretty vile policies.

Sorta like what your ancestors fled, no?

PS: Imagine, Mrs Genud, what Palestine might look like, today, had the generations of your grandparents and parents had the good sense to join forces with your hosts, behaving like guests rather than assassins …