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    Default US Mission Accomplished: Iraq in Civil War


    Now that the self-proclaimed "WORLD POLICE", the USA, has sparked an all out CIVIL WAR in Iraq between the Sunni/Shi'ite/Kurd/US Puppet Gov't factions, they feel that it is time for an EXIT PLAN...

    Nice one, Mr. Bush! You kill hundreds of thousands in a land where you have no business being in, then you leave the survivors hanging to kill each other...

    Will the real Terrorist please stand up...?






    Civil war reveals bankrupt Iraq policy

    Paul McGeough
    October 20, 2006
    The Age ( theage.com.au )


    DEMOCRACY in Iraq is meaningless until an end is brought to the civil war now tearing the country apart.

    Only when Iraqis stop killing each other will they be able to decide the terms and conditions under which to live together — or not, as the case might be. It is an end-game that cannot be imposed by outsiders.

    There is much squirming these days in Washington, London and Canberra as onion-like layers are peeled back to reveal the bankrupt policies of the would-be king-makers who believed they could remake the world by invading Iraq.

    Remember the talk of Iraq as a "beacon" or "beachhead" of democracy in the Middle East? Wasn't it supposed to be a bright sunny day in the so-called Arab Spring?

    Now we face the prospect of US President George Bush getting advice that the best way out of the Iraq quagmire may have to include cutting in the dictators and theocrats of Damascus and Tehran.

    James Baker, a Bush family confidant and former secretary of state who was appointed by the US Congress to find a new strategy in Iraq, was deeply pessimistic in a speech in Houston on Tuesday: "There is no magic bullet … it's very, very difficult.

    "Anybody who thinks that somehow we are going to come up with something that is going to totally solve the problem is engaging in wishful thinking."

    But associates say that Mr Baker could recommend talks with Syria and Iran, sworn enemies of the US President. It is a measure of the depth of the crisis that such a serving of humble pie could be even considered for the White House.

    more at: http://www.theage.com.au/news/world/...851066705.html




    Remember those Most Wanted playing cards that the US came up with before...? Here's a new version called "Operation Iraqi Freedom Cards"... Enjoy!!! :mrgreen:



































    Now I understand the philosophy of the muslim/arab terrorists... Had this fate befallen any of my kids, I would gladly give up my life for the cause of KILLING GEORGE BUSH. It's what you call "basic instinct".


    Any of you wonder why the new documentary "Death of a President", portraying George W. Bush's assassination in 2007, is filed under "documentary" in the torrent sites...? hehehehe, wishful thinking or insightful premonition?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tolstoi

    NA! mao na gyud bro... grabeh na gyud ka transparent ang motives nila, but still most people ignore it... ngano kaha...? one day when people wake up all at the same time, civil war na na sa US....

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    @weed and tolstoi...naa na sad ta dire he he he...

    hypocrite man ang USA....as if ni care sa Iraqis nga gi pang "massacre" ni Saddam....ngano lagi ang Tutsis sa Africa...gi papas sa kalibutan wa man juy ni tabang...kay wa man sila oil reserves....

    di na lang ko magsugod antog bahin aning administrasyon ni Bush...kay super ko ka anti....mora kog si mosimos...kon si PGMA ang storyahan ....mo bukal dayon.....nyahahaha

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    exit plan? aw nag plano pud diay sila.. hehe

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    A few days after the US invaded Iraq back in 2003, I said to myself; "It's beginning to look like Vietnam deja vu."
    I hate it when I'm right.

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    mission accomplished molang...nay sa month of october lang 80 na ka US troops na tiklo..deadliest month daw ni so far sa Iraq war on terror...na hala pang hilabot pa mo sa kinabuhi sa uban....karon hapit na raba election (nov 7) tan awon ta ni unsa na sad mga gimik....

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    tsk... tsk... tsk...

    wala jud d i sila natagam sa lesson sa Vietnam? or natagam na mao wala sila ni tabang sa Africa? But this time, ang kwarta sa oil sihag kaau mao wala sila kabalibad.

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    Bilderberg, Bohemian Grove, Vatican - Business the Bush Way
    Moscow Times /Mathaba.Net News
    5/1/2005

    It seemed, at first, like nothing more than a novelty item in the news briefs, the kind of odd, meaningless side-fact thrown off by most major stories: "New Pope, President's Brother Had Link in Swiss Group." But a look beneath the surface of this innocuous connection reveals a vast web of sinister alliances -- and moral corruption on a world-shaking scale.

    The network links a bewildering line-up of players -- the Bushes, the Vatican, bin Laden, Saddam Hussein and China's Communist overlords, among others -- in a staggering array of crime and turpitude: prostitution, pedophilia, mass death and war profiteering. Yet this is not some grand "conspiracy theory," a serpent's egg hatched in Bilderberg or Bohemian Grove. It's simply the way the Bush boys do business, trawling the globe for sweetheart deals and gushers of blood money from the war and terror they foment.

    At the center of this particular nexus is the unlikely figure of Neil Bush, the feckless, fraudulent brother of the current president. Neilsy, as he's known in the family, is most famous for costing American taxpayers $1 billion to bail out a savings-and-loan he had ruined with secret insider loans to his own business partners. For this massive fraud, he was fined -- by his father's administration -- the princely sum of $50,000, which was actually paid by one of his dad's political bagmen, of course.

    You see, the Bushes are robber barons, not capitalists: They never risk any of their own money in the competition of the marketplace. Nor do they ever pay the price when their deals go belly-up. Just ask George W., whose first business was jump-started with secret cash from the bin Ladens, laundered through their U.S. frontman, James Bath -- who was also hired by W.'s dad, then-CIA director George Bush Sr., to set up offshore companies for shifting CIA money and aircraft between Texas and Saudi Arabia, the Texas Observer reported.

    Neilsy's latest business ventures include a partnership with one of China's own influence-peddling oligarchs: Jiang Mianheng, son of former President Jiang Zemin. He's paying Bush $2 million for "advice" in a field – the semiconductor industry -- which Neilsy cheerfully confesses he knows nothing about. Bush also trousered $1 million for "introductions and advice" from the CP Group, a Bangkok conglomerate spreading bipartisan gravy around Washington. In return for supplying his paymasters with a golden conduit to the White House, Neilsy received a special perk: free prostitutes, served up fresh to his hotel room during business trips to Asia.

    But between his sessions of bouncy-bouncy with trafficked women, Neilsy was also sitting down with hard-line cleric Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, the former soldier for Nazi Germany now translated to glory as Pope Benedict XVI. The two men were board members of an obscure Swiss institute ostensibly devoted to "interfaith dialogue." Although the organization did have some prominent ecumenical figures on the board, none of them could say exactly why pimp-daddy Neilsy was invited to join, Newsday reported.

    Perhaps there's a clue in the group's incorporation. Dunn & Bradstreet lists the supposedly nonprofit foundation as a "management trust," designed for "purposes other than education, religion, charity or research." The group's spokesman says this designation was a "mistake," and anyway, the institute is hastily being "re-launched" with a "new focus" on its religious mission. But a cynic -- i.e., anyone with the slightest acquaintance of Bush business practices -- might think that a "management trust" masquerading as a religious charity would be an excellent place to launder money or park assets away from the taxman's prying eyes.

    Meanwhile, Ratzinger spent his time on the Swiss board trying to bury the Vatican's massive pedophilia scandal, the London Observer reported this week. In a secret 2001 letter, he ordered Church officials to prevent police from learning about abuse allegations -- a theological innovation more commonly known in the United States as "obstructing justice." Given this criminal high-wire act, perhaps the good cardinal thought it prudent to cultivate some personal ties with a presidential sibling.

    Whatever Neilsy and Das Panzerkardinal were up to in Switzerland, Ratzinger repaid their camaraderie with a decisive intervention in brother George's 2004 election, issuing a fatwa that essentially condemned any Catholic voting for John Kerry to eternal hellfire. With the Vatican's iron hand on the scales, Bush reaped an extra six percent of the Catholic vote -- a huge boost in a tight race.

    But it's Neilsy's long-time partnership with Syrian-born businessman Jamal Daniel that has provided the true mother lode: war profiteering. Daniel, also a boardmate in the Swiss adventure with Ratzinger, is a principal in New Bridge Strategies, a firm set up by top Bush insiders to steer corporate clients to the fountains of blood money flowing from George W.'s conquest of Iraq. The company makes frequent use of Neilsy's "introductions" and Middle East connections, The Financial Times reported. It also operates a profitable sideline in mercenaries.

    Daniel brings his own unique connections to the regional porkfest: His family was instrumental in the creation of the Baath Party in Syria and Iraq, The Financial Times noted. And of course, the Bush Family's covert arm, the CIA -- whose headquarters bears the name of George Sr. -- assisted not one, but two, Baathist coups in Iraq, including the bloody upheaval that brought Saddam Hussein's family faction to power, historian Roger Morris reported. Still later, the CIA would supply Osama bin Laden and his fellow extremists with weapons, money and terrorist training: a shrewd investment whose long-term consequences -- the current "war on terror" -- are still paying fat dividends for Bush coffers.

    Sure, thousands die and millions suffer from these dirty deals -- but it's not a "conspiracy." It's just business -- the Bush way.

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