Why Go to Such a Vile Country?
It has happened. While Russia was, as always, uncertainly bleating, the American president has made his decision. The United States will now be supplying arms to the Syrian Mujahideen.
Black, but just as despicable as the foulest white American presidents, Obama continues the tradition of public dishonesty and lies that are hallmarks of the entire history of American foreign policy.
Here are their dastardly deeds for only the last couple of decades.
In 1989, during George H.W. Bush's presidency, the U.S. invaded the Republic of Panama to overthrow America’s own protégé, General Manuel Noriega. This invasion was disguised as overthrowing a dictator who allegedly orchestrated almost all global drug trafficking. In reality, Noriega started to increasingly act as an independent politician, similar to the previous president of the Republic of Panama, Omar Torrijos — who was mysteriously killed in a plane crash. Americans overthrew Noriega and kept him all these years in their prisons.**
In 1991, once again during George H.W. Bush’s presidency, there was an operation to “liberate” Kuwait — Desert Storm. The pretext was the Iraqi soldiers’ alleged ill treatment of newborn babies in the maternity ward. American television showed a video clip with an interview of a Kuwaiti nurse and a doctor, who testified about the terrible atrocities against newborns by the Iraqi soldiers.
A few years later, it was revealed that the clip was a staged fake, made by American public relations firm Hill & Knowlton. The daughter of the Kuwaiti ambassador to the United States played the nurse and an immigrant dentist played the doctor.
Adding to this information the fact that Kuwait is a part of the Iraqi ancestral territory that was forcibly torn away from Iraq, and that accession of Kuwait is considered to be a noble cause of reunifying a divided nation, we get a very different picture.
In March 2003, during George W. Bush’s presidency, the U.S. invaded Iraq under the pretext that Saddam Hussein’s regime allegedly had weapons of mass destruction.
After ruining Iraq, putting it on the brink of extinction as a country and violating it for the past 10 years, the Yankees and their British allies were forced to acknowledge that U.S. inspectors found no weapons of mass destruction. The Washington Post reluctantly wrote, “We invaded Iraq on false pretenses. Wittingly or unwittingly, President Bush deceived the American public and Congress.”
And now Obama.
Obama’s Deputy National Security Adviser, Ben Rhodes, stated that the Syrian government has killed up to 150 people, using chemical weapons against the opposition.***
Will there be proof for Ben Rhodes’s statement? There’s no need for it now, since black Obama has made a white-as-death decision to sell weapons.
The United States is a vile country.
I propose to ban travel there by Russian citizens. Why go to such a vile country?
*Editor's note: This article was also published by Vzglyad at http://www.vz.ru/opinions/2013/6/14/637200.html using the title "Свершилось" (It Has Happened).
**Editor's note: Noriega's American sentence ended in 2007 and in 2010 he was extradited to France; in 2011 he was conditionally transferred to Panama to serve a 20-year sentence.
***Translator’s note: The author is using a direct quote for this statement. This statement appears in several other Russian articles, but as a summary, not a direct quote attributable to Ben Rhodes. Ben Rhodes’s actual quote is, “The intelligence community estimates that 100 to 150 people have died from detected chemical weapons attacks in Syria to date.”
Black, but just as despicable as the foulest white American presidents, Obama continues the tradition of public dishonesty and lies that are hallmarks of the entire history of American foreign policy.
Here are their dastardly deeds for only the last couple of decades.
In 1989, during George H.W. Bush's presidency, the U.S. invaded the Republic of Panama to overthrow America’s own protégé, General Manuel Noriega. This invasion was disguised as overthrowing a dictator who allegedly orchestrated almost all global drug trafficking. In reality, Noriega started to increasingly act as an independent politician, similar to the previous president of the Republic of Panama, Omar Torrijos — who was mysteriously killed in a plane crash. Americans overthrew Noriega and kept him all these years in their prisons.**
In 1991, once again during George H.W. Bush’s presidency, there was an operation to “liberate” Kuwait — Desert Storm. The pretext was the Iraqi soldiers’ alleged ill treatment of newborn babies in the maternity ward. American television showed a video clip with an interview of a Kuwaiti nurse and a doctor, who testified about the terrible atrocities against newborns by the Iraqi soldiers.
A few years later, it was revealed that the clip was a staged fake, made by American public relations firm Hill & Knowlton. The daughter of the Kuwaiti ambassador to the United States played the nurse and an immigrant dentist played the doctor.
Adding to this information the fact that Kuwait is a part of the Iraqi ancestral territory that was forcibly torn away from Iraq, and that accession of Kuwait is considered to be a noble cause of reunifying a divided nation, we get a very different picture.
In March 2003, during George W. Bush’s presidency, the U.S. invaded Iraq under the pretext that Saddam Hussein’s regime allegedly had weapons of mass destruction.
After ruining Iraq, putting it on the brink of extinction as a country and violating it for the past 10 years, the Yankees and their British allies were forced to acknowledge that U.S. inspectors found no weapons of mass destruction. The Washington Post reluctantly wrote, “We invaded Iraq on false pretenses. Wittingly or unwittingly, President Bush deceived the American public and Congress.”
And now Obama.
Obama’s Deputy National Security Adviser, Ben Rhodes, stated that the Syrian government has killed up to 150 people, using chemical weapons against the opposition.***
Will there be proof for Ben Rhodes’s statement? There’s no need for it now, since black Obama has made a white-as-death decision to sell weapons.
The United States is a vile country.
I propose to ban travel there by Russian citizens. Why go to such a vile country?
*Editor's note: This article was also published by Vzglyad at http://www.vz.ru/opinions/2013/6/14/637200.html using the title "Свершилось" (It Has Happened).
**Editor's note: Noriega's American sentence ended in 2007 and in 2010 he was extradited to France; in 2011 he was conditionally transferred to Panama to serve a 20-year sentence.
***Translator’s note: The author is using a direct quote for this statement. This statement appears in several other Russian articles, but as a summary, not a direct quote attributable to Ben Rhodes. Ben Rhodes’s actual quote is, “The intelligence community estimates that 100 to 150 people have died from detected chemical weapons attacks in Syria to date.”
Pravda’s superlatives are worse than Rupert Murdoch’s Fox News in the US.
The US and Russia are joined at the hip, like some sort of ghastly Siamese twin. Where the US is not vile, Russia steps in and vice versa. The world would be a much happier place if both countries became very, very quiet.
Well said Dolmance.. well said indeed.. Russia and the U.S. need to stay out of other countries business and leave there respective citizens to live their own lives.. free from government intrusion..