Facing ugly facts about AmerIsrael
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by Mr. Chuckles, Unknown News
July 31, 2006
Recent reports of the use by Israel of depleted uranium
(DU) weapons in Lebanon, if true, nail shut the coffin on
the fabled American "Empire."
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For that would mark the third country in which
AmerIsraelian forces have recently used "dirty bombs."
First Afghanistan, then Iraq, and now Lebanon.
These sorts of weapons are what Jose Padilla was supposed
to have been thinking about constructing, according to
John Ashcroft who panicked America with the mere idea of
dirty bombs going off in American cities, rendering
them uninhabitable.
If Israel has indeed done this thing using American made
DU weapons, then we finally see the pattern. AmerIsrael is
not simply destroying Arab/Islamic countries, it is
ruining their lands and poisoning their genomes, their
DNA. This is an unforgivable war crime.
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America is doomed to years,
even decades of wars; and in the meantime it will either
start using thermonuclear bombs to hurry things along, or
finish going bankrupt.
Or both.
Either way, the America of our public school
indoctrination is finished, if it ever existed.
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If another
country did this to AmerIsrael, we would not hesitate to
nuke them until nothing was left but glassy plains
and smoking craters.
In ancient times, a conquering army would burn a town and
rubbleize the buildings so that not even two stones were
left standing together. And then the conquerors would sow
salt to create a wasteland incapable of sustaining human
life. What AmerIsrael does now is far worse.
The crime of using nuclear weapons, even if "depleted," is
an act of slow-motion genocide. And it is an act of
terrorism. However much that word is overused in these
times, it is surely accurate when nation-state
terrorists use depleted uranium weapons to "Shock and Awe"
civilian populations into compliance and utter submission.
In effect they are saying, "If you resist us we will
destroy your bloodlines. Abominations will grow in the
wombs of your women even as cancers multiply inside your
bodies and oozing ulcers fester and boil on your skin."
I have seen the pictures of Iraqi babies. Most American
disdain to even look at the handiwork of their government
of butchers.
There is no doubt whatsoever that America has committed
the most unforgivable war crimes in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Israel has apparently committed similar actions in
Palestine and Lebanon using American weapons and money.
The DU weapons are not the only crime of war either.
For how shall the Iraqis forgive Abu Ghraib, where 90% of
America's prisoners were innocent but held without
charges, and
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where the most heinous, sexually degrading
acts were performed on Iraqi men, and even women and
children?
And how shall the Iraqis forgive Americans taking hostage
the families of men who happened not to be at home when
the soldiers came to arrest them?
And how shall the Iraqis forgive the Americans who raped
and murdered a 15 year old girl and then murdered her
entire family?
The simple fact is, what AmerIsrael have done is not
humanly forgivable. What we — we — have done was not
done in self defense, nor was it proportionate to any
grievances we held. We are in fact, the invading,
occupying forces. We are using radioactive bombs, torture,
and kidnapping against civilians in order to achieve our
political and economic objectives.
We do not occupy the moral high ground (I doubt that we
ever did in the Middle East).
Without any moral justification for our war crimes,
barring total genocide and thus compounding our crimes,
there is no hope for peace with our enemies.
The only possibility for peace is this: We withdraw our
troops from Islamic nations. We apologize sincerely. And
we pay reparations.
Unfortunately AmerIsrael is broke, and few Americans
perceive the situation in this way, so apologies will not
be forthcoming under any conceivable circumstances. And of
course, our fearless chickenhawk civilian leadership
controls enough nuclear weapons to hold the entire planet
hostage, so withdrawal is not in their interests, not
politically nor economically.
My opinion therefore, is that America is doomed to years,
even decades of wars; and in the meantime it will either
start using thermonuclear bombs to hurry things along, or
finish going bankrupt. Or both. (Our guerrilla
opponents spend just $1 to force the Bush administration
to spend $100,000 — which must be borrowed from abroad
before being ladled out in heaping portions to corporate
friends of Bush and other politicians!)
Either way, the America of our public school
indoctrination is finished, if it ever existed.
What comes afterwards is anyone's guess.
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