Silencing America as it Prepares for War

[deltex1]

So now we are to believe that Obama, who can't defeat Isis, is going to make a first strike nuke attack on Russia? Libtard lunacy.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

So now we are to believe that Obama, who can't defeat Isis, is going to make a first strike nuke attack on Russia? Libtard lunacy.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Oh me achin ribs.

 

[paulitician]

Yeah, i'm pretty shocked this current President has started another Cold War with Russia. The West, especially the US, has been nothing but hostile to Russia since the fall of the Soviet Union. Moving missiles to Russia's border is the last straw. Russia can't tolerate it. The US has backed it into a corner. I mean, we wouldn't accept a nation moving missiles to our border either. It's a hostile act. But i guess the Permanent War must continue. Gotta have those Boogeymen for the Sheeple to fear and hate.

So, looks like Russia's a Boogeyman again. Another excuse to spend more $Trillions on the military and start more wars. The 'Terrorism Boogeyman' isn't enough i guess. It's more effective to convince the Sheeple that the U.S. can be taken over at anytime by nations like Russia and China. Because even the Sheeple realize that Boogeymen like ISIS and Al Qaeda can't actually take over their country. The MIC and Globalist Elites need a bigger 'threat.' It's very sad. When will Americans tire of this Permanent War? Will it ever end?

 

[paulitician]

And let's be real, Americans are far too busy stuffing their fat faces, buying more shit they don't need, watching their porn/sports/reality tv, to care about these things. They're only getting fatter and dumber. They'll support any war, as long as it doesn't interrupt stuffing their fat faces and shopping. Perfect Sheep.

 

[kaz]

John Pilger is a journalist who's been critical of US foreign policy since he covered the US invasion of South Vietnam. Today, he sees the US being prepared for its next great imperial adventure during a presidential election year, and he finds the silence deafening.

"Returning to the United States in an election year, I am struck by the silence.

"I have covered four presidential campaigns, starting with 1968; I was with Robert Kennedy when he was shot and I saw his assassin, preparing to kill him..."

"The first to be assassinated that year, Martin Luther King, had dared link the suffering of African-Americans and the people of Vietnam..."

"The 2016 election campaign is remarkable not only for the rise of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders but also for the resilience of an enduring silence about a murderous self-bestowed divinity.

"A third of the members of the United Nations have felt Washington’s boot, overturning governments, subverting democracy, imposing blockades and boycotts. Most of the presidents responsible have been liberal – Truman, Kennedy, Johnson, Carter, Clinton, Obama."

Today, that "enduring silence" includes "the greatest military build up on the borders of Russia since WWII."

"On May 11, Romania went 'live' with a Nato 'missile defence' base that aims its first-strike American missiles at the heart of Russia, the world’s second nuclear power."

In the 2016 campaign so far, "...only Donald Trump has said anything meaningful and critical of US foreign policy."
Silencing America as It Prepares for War

The silence is due to the distraction of all the wars that Obama keeps continuing and getting us involved in

 

[georgephillip]

John Pilger is a journalist who's been critical of US foreign policy since he covered the US invasion of South Vietnam. Today, he sees the US being prepared for its next great imperial adventure during a presidential election year, and he finds the silence deafening.

"Returning to the United States in an election year, I am struck by the silence.

"I have covered four presidential campaigns, starting with 1968; I was with Robert Kennedy when he was shot and I saw his assassin, preparing to kill him..."

"The first to be assassinated that year, Martin Luther King, had dared link the suffering of African-Americans and the people of Vietnam..."

"The 2016 election campaign is remarkable not only for the rise of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders but also for the resilience of an enduring silence about a murderous self-bestowed divinity.

"A third of the members of the United Nations have felt Washington’s boot, overturning governments, subverting democracy, imposing blockades and boycotts. Most of the presidents responsible have been liberal – Truman, Kennedy, Johnson, Carter, Clinton, Obama."

Today, that "enduring silence" includes "the greatest military build up on the borders of Russia since WWII."

"On May 11, Romania went 'live' with a Nato 'missile defence' base that aims its first-strike American missiles at the heart of Russia, the world’s second nuclear power."

In the 2016 campaign so far, "...only Donald Trump has said anything meaningful and critical of US foreign policy."
Silencing America as It Prepares for War

The silence is due to the distraction of all the wars that Obama keeps continuing and getting us involved in

Is that silence also due to historical amnesia?

“'We lost 58,000 young soldiers in Vietnam, and they died defending your freedom. Now don’t you forget it.' So said a National Parks Service guide as I filmed last week at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington. He was addressing a school party of young teenagers in bright orange T-shirts. As if by rote, he inverted the truth about Vietnam into an unchallenged lie.
Silencing America as It Prepares for War
"The millions of Vietnamese who died and were maimed and poisoned and dispossessed by the American invasion have no historical place in young minds, not to mention the estimated 60,000 veterans who took their own lives. A friend of mine, a marine who became a paraplegic in Vietnam, was often asked, 'Which side did you fight on?'”

 

[kaz]

John Pilger is a journalist who's been critical of US foreign policy since he covered the US invasion of South Vietnam. Today, he sees the US being prepared for its next great imperial adventure during a presidential election year, and he finds the silence deafening.

"Returning to the United States in an election year, I am struck by the silence.

"I have covered four presidential campaigns, starting with 1968; I was with Robert Kennedy when he was shot and I saw his assassin, preparing to kill him..."

"The first to be assassinated that year, Martin Luther King, had dared link the suffering of African-Americans and the people of Vietnam..."

"The 2016 election campaign is remarkable not only for the rise of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders but also for the resilience of an enduring silence about a murderous self-bestowed divinity.

"A third of the members of the United Nations have felt Washington’s boot, overturning governments, subverting democracy, imposing blockades and boycotts. Most of the presidents responsible have been liberal – Truman, Kennedy, Johnson, Carter, Clinton, Obama."

Today, that "enduring silence" includes "the greatest military build up on the borders of Russia since WWII."

"On May 11, Romania went 'live' with a Nato 'missile defence' base that aims its first-strike American missiles at the heart of Russia, the world’s second nuclear power."

In the 2016 campaign so far, "...only Donald Trump has said anything meaningful and critical of US foreign policy."
Silencing America as It Prepares for War

The silence is due to the distraction of all the wars that Obama keeps continuing and getting us involved in

Is that silence also due to historical amnesia?

“'We lost 58,000 young soldiers in Vietnam, and they died defending your freedom. Now don’t you forget it.' So said a National Parks Service guide as I filmed last week at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington. He was addressing a school party of young teenagers in bright orange T-shirts. As if by rote, he inverted the truth about Vietnam into an unchallenged lie.
Silencing America as It Prepares for War
"The millions of Vietnamese who died and were maimed and poisoned and dispossessed by the American invasion have no historical place in young minds, not to mention the estimated 60,000 veterans who took their own lives. A friend of mine, a marine who became a paraplegic in Vietnam, was often asked, 'Which side did you fight on?'”

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