The U.S. As the Globe’s Judge, Jury & Executioner

[Gdjjr]

Yes, our moral history sanctions the job- smh- amazing - there's no excuse for not seeing history as the path we're on-

The U.S. As the Globe’s Judge, Jury & Executioner


Yes, it’s a complicated region. And America, sad to say, still doesn’t know Shia from Shinola.

 

[B. Kidd]

It must suck to be a 2nd rate global citizen like you.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

It must suck to be a 2nd rate global citizen like you.

20th century American foreign policy turned out to be a disaster for the planet and keyboard warrior tards like you still haven't learned.

 

[B. Kidd]

It must suck to be a 2nd rate global citizen like you.

20th century American foreign policy turned out to be a disaster for the planet and keyboard warrior tards like you still haven't learned.

But we're still at the top! Why do you think the rest of the world still wants to sneak in here?

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Yes, our moral history sanctions the job- smh- amazing - there's no excuse for not seeing history as the path we're on-

The U.S. As the Globe’s Judge, Jury & Executioner


Yes, it’s a complicated region. And America, sad to say, still doesn’t know Shia from Shinola.

Most of the planet is an open sewer.

It's our job to keep ourselves from falling in, in a manner according to our own best judgement, not someone else's.

 

[Gdjjr]

Most of the planet is an open sewer.

It's our job to keep ourselves from falling in, in a manner according to our own best judgement, not someone else's.

So whose sewer smells best is a question- shouldn't people worry about their own backyard before trying to force someone else to clean their own?

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Most of the planet is an open sewer.

It's our job to keep ourselves from falling in, in a manner according to our own best judgement, not someone else's.

So whose sewer smells best is a question- shouldn't people worry about their own backyard before trying to force someone else to clean their own?

A judgement call, as I said.

 

[B. Kidd]

Most of the planet is an open sewer.

It's our job to keep ourselves from falling in, in a manner according to our own best judgement, not someone else's.

So whose sewer smells best is a question- shouldn't people worry about their own backyard before trying to force someone else to clean their own?

Go shit in a hole. Just don't do it in the good ol' USA, unless you wanna reside in California. There, a sidewalk will do, just fine.

 

[White 6]

Yes, our moral history sanctions the job- smh- amazing - there's no excuse for not seeing history as the path we're on-

The U.S. As the Globe’s Judge, Jury & Executioner


Yes, it’s a complicated region. And America, sad to say, still doesn’t know Shia from Shinola.

It was an active battle zone, shortly after an attack of type he has instigated as part of his job. Nothing to write home about. Gas prices back to $2.17 / Gal here.

 

[Gdjjr]

There is no reason for the Pentagon to be depressed, despondent, or angry over the fact that Iraqi officials are kicking the Pentagon out of Iraq. The Pentagon doesn’t belong in Iraq in the first place.

First, it’s important to keep in mind that ever since the Pentagon and the rest of the U.S. national-security establishment lost their official Cold War enemy, the Soviet Union, with the end of the Cold War in 1989, Iraq never invaded the United States or even threatened to do so. In the 30 years that the Pentagon has been killing people and wreaking destruction in Iraq, it has always been the Pentagon that has been the aggressor and Iraq the defender.

The Long Sordid History of Pentagon Intervention in Iraq

 

[georgephillip]

Yes, our moral history sanctions the job- smh- amazing - there's no excuse for not seeing history as the path we're on-

The U.S. As the Globe’s Judge, Jury & Executioner


Yes, it’s a complicated region. And America, sad to say, still doesn’t know Shia from Shinola.

Your link:

"Qassim Soleimani, an Iranian major general, was assassinated by a U.S. drone air strike, at the Baghdad International Airport (BIAP). Soleimani was traveling with one Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, who was an Iraqi, born and bred.

"Al-Muhandis was even elected to the Iraqi Parliament, in 2005, until the U.S. intervened. (Yes, we intervene in other nations’ elections.)"

I wonder if some of the partisan confusion over Soleimani's murder stems from a fundamental misunderstand of US economic motives in the Middle East?

What the US Wants in the Near East: an Interview With The Saker - CounterPunch.org

"Why would killing Suleimani help remove the U.S. presence?

"He was the leader of the fight against ISIS, especially in Syria.

"US policy was to continue using ISIS to permanently destabilize Syria and Iraq so as to prevent a Shi’ite crescent reaching from Iran to Lebanon – which incidentally would serve as part of China’s Belt and Road initiative.

"So it killed Suleimani to prevent the peace negotiation."

 

[22lcidw]

There is no reason for the Pentagon to be depressed, despondent, or angry over the fact that Iraqi officials are kicking the Pentagon out of Iraq. The Pentagon doesn’t belong in Iraq in the first place.

First, it’s important to keep in mind that ever since the Pentagon and the rest of the U.S. national-security establishment lost their official Cold War enemy, the Soviet Union, with the end of the Cold War in 1989, Iraq never invaded the United States or even threatened to do so. In the 30 years that the Pentagon has been killing people and wreaking destruction in Iraq, it has always been the Pentagon that has been the aggressor and Iraq the defender.

The Long Sordid History of Pentagon Intervention in Iraq

Perhaps it was a swamp thing.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

It must suck to be a 2nd rate global citizen like you.

20th century American foreign policy turned out to be a disaster for the planet and keyboard warrior tards like you still haven't learned.

Really? We ended the cold war without nuking anyone. That doesn’t sound like a disaster.

 

[Gdjjr]

We ended the cold war without nuking anyone.

That was started by Allen Dulles (head of the CIA) on false pretense- with ww2 out of the way, and Korea *taken care of* the US needed a new boogey man to feed the MIC which Ike warned us about in his farewell address. The ironic thing is, Ike appointed Dulles head of the CIA-

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

We ended the cold war without nuking anyone.

That was started by Allen Dulles (head of the CIA) on false pretense- with ww2 out of the way, and Korea *taken care of* the US needed a new boogey man to feed the MIC which Ike warned us about in his farewell address. The ironic thing is, Ike appointed Dulles head of the CIA-

You’re beyond hopelessly partisan and paranoid.

 

[Gdjjr]

You’re beyond hopelessly partisan and paranoid.

Yeah, I'm partisan- about humanity and truth- you- seems like you're negatively bias and prejudice to both.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

You’re beyond hopelessly partisan and paranoid.

Yeah, I'm partisan- about humanity and truth- you- seems like you're negatively bias and prejudice to both.

No, you’re not. You’re another common lefty hack.

 

[theHawk]

Yes, our moral history sanctions the job- smh- amazing - there's no excuse for not seeing history as the path we're on-

The U.S. As the Globe’s Judge, Jury & Executioner


Yes, it’s a complicated region. And America, sad to say, still doesn’t know Shia from Shinola.

You’d rather it be Russia, China, or Islamists?

 

[Gdjjr]

You’d rather it be Russia, China, or Islamists?

Straw man bullshit is just that.

 

[MaryL]

Yes, our moral history sanctions the job- smh- amazing - there's no excuse for not seeing history as the path we're on-

The U.S. As the Globe’s Judge, Jury & Executioner


Yes, it’s a complicated region. And America, sad to say, still doesn’t know Shia from Shinola.

First of all not clicking your link. Sorry, make your point here succinctly or don't bother from now on.