Somaliization

Tolstoy wrote, "War is the vilest thing in life." ("War and Peace") Yet, worse than war is civil war, and worse than civil war is chaos, warlordism, i.e. Somaliization. This is where Iraq is headed, thanks to a "perfect storm." Iraq's fate resulted from the tragic confluence of these factors: (1) a neophyte president, apparently with a brain the size of a pea, shown to be ignorant, stubborn, and determined to be influenced by the wrong people, namely (2) the neoconservative Zionists, on record for many years prior to 9/11 as pushing for war with Iraq to benefit Israel, many of whom are members of (3) the omnipresent highly profitable military/security industrial complex, and (4) the Israel-Lobby-controlled media and politicians. Why does Al Qaeda hate us? It is because we invade Muslim countries and support Israel's occupation of Palestine. If America could escape the pernicious influence of the ultra-Zionists, we would no longer be pursuing unnecessary endless wars. If countries want Islamic governments, so what? We don't have the resources to convert every country to our form of democracy, which, by the way, is fatally flawed itself due to the role of the Israel Lobby's funding of politicians. (In other words, don't expect the Democrats to be any better vis-a-vis the Iraq war than the Republicans.) Somalia, a country notoriously in chaos for many years, finally achieved stability through an Islamic government, but the US brought in the Ethiopian Christian crusading army (Somalis hate the Ethiopians) to boot out the Islamists. The final result will no doubt be back to chaos for Somalia, ditto Iraq, ditto Afghanistan, and soon to be dittoed Iran. Henry Kissinger, a close adviser (minder?) of the president, was, of course, very much in favor of the Iraq invasion. Ted Koppel stated recently in a documentary about Iran for the Discovery Channel, "Back in the middle of the Iran-Iraq war, Henry Kissinger famously said, 'It's a pity they can't both lose.' " This pretty much sums up the Zionist view of the Muslim world and also describes our dimwitted foreign policy.