all for empire
6:21 p.m. - 04.16.03
well, bush and his empire is at it again.
pretty soon america is going to have another geography lesson (war is the only way americans learn geography other than canada and mexico). they are going to start learning about another new country they have never heard of, or never cared about before: Syria.
soon, we will be educated on the nation of syria. and, i have a hunch that all of a sudden, we are going to now hear about syria's evil dictator - he will be compared to hitler, we will hear about him killing his own people, yaddy, yadda yadda. and bush is warning the armericans that syria will use weapons on us -- duh - uh yea, if we invade their quiet country, then yea, they will use weapons on us, and they will probably buy them from someone else, like the russians, or iran, who would sell them old u.s. weapons that we sold to them to finance a covert contra war in nicaragua.
the propaganda machines will churn out more stories of the oppressed syrians. our nation will feel sorry for them, and start to fear the evil hitler-like syrian leader. all of a sudden we will find out that syria is linked to al-queada.
REMEMBER - AL-QUEADA WAS GREAT FRIENDS OF OURS WHEN WE WANTED TO KILL THE SOVIETS. OSAMA WAS THE CIA'S STAR INFORMANT. EVERYTHING THEY LEARNED THEY LEARNED FROM US. WE WERE FIGHTING THE SOVIETS FOR THE OIL-RICH LANDS. WE WOULDN'T BE IN THIS MESS IF WE HADN'T TRIED TO FUCK OPEC ALL THIS TIME.
all of a sudden the u.s will be terrified of syria, and we will once again justify a war to further business interests for halliburton (dick cheney's company) and other wealthy investors and lobbys, such as the NRA.
in closing of yet another diatribe, please read the following about isreal having nukes. how is it that no one else is allowed to have nukes except for US and Isreal??? no wonder the arabs are nervous and hate us. if mexico asked us to get rid of all our weapons for their security, and issued inspectors to spy on facilities, we sure as hell wouldn't stand for it.
why should the rest of the world?
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Syria, seeking to shift world attention from itself to Israel, asked the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday to help transform the Middle East into a zone free of all weapons of mass destruction.
Syria denies U.S. charges that it is developing chemical weapons, and accuses Washington of ignoring Israel, which is widely assumed to have nuclear weapons.
A draft resolution introduced by Syria in the 15-nation Security Council would welcome all initiatives aimed at establishing a "a zone free of weapons of mass destruction, in particular nuclear weapons," in the Middle East.
The draft calls on the council to take a central role in countering the spread of nuclear, biological and chemical weapons in the region and calls on all Middle Eastern governments to ratify a series of arms control treaties, including the 1993 Chemical Weapons Convention.
all for empire - 04.16.03
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