Do you know of any Israeli Extremists wanting to kill Americans???
On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 3:01 PM, plainolamerican <[email protected]> wrote: > *Thanks To US zionists, Israeli Extremists Have Everything They Need To > Kill Americans* > > > On Wednesday, July 30, 2014 11:54:42 AM UTC-5, Travis wrote: > >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> *Thanks To War On Terror, Islamic Extremists Have Everything They Need To >> Kill Americans* >> >> July 30, 2014 by Sam Rolley >> <http://personalliberty.com/author/samrolleypl/> >> >> >> A top military official who heads the Defense Intelligence Agency told >> journalists at the Aspen Security Forum last week that the United States is >> no safer than it was before the World Trade Center attacks that set the >> Nation’s perpetual war machine into motion. In fact, the Nation is likely >> far less safe than it was in 2001. >> >> “We have a whole gang of new actors out there that are far more extreme >> than al-Qaida,” Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn said, according to the *Christian >> Science Monitor.* >> >> Of course, Flynn’s remarks certainly don’t come as a surprise to anyone >> paying attention to the current state of global affairs. >> >> Hawks intent on keeping U.S. military action alive in the Mideast have >> commonly argued that the U.S. must fight them (whoever they are) over there >> (wherever that is) to prevent bloodshed in the homeland. Other times, those >> hawks have warned Americans of depraved despots in possession of dangerous >> weapons. >> >> As a result, many Americans gladly and patriotically supported U.S. >> invasions in the Mideast — most importantly those to pursue extremists in >> the deserts of Afghanistan and its neighboring countries and to cripple >> Saddam Hussein’s regime and bring Democracy to Iraq. In the past 13 years, >> the United States has spent trillions of dollars and lost thousands of >> American soldiers as the world’s leading self-appointed crusader against* >> terror*, an enemy with no concrete face or nation, and purveyor of >> democracy, a form of government best served self-earned. >> >> So how have we done? >> >> In October 2001, U.S. forces invaded Afghanistan in pursuit of Osama bin >> Laden who claimed responsibility for the Trade Center attacks. The war was >> sold to an emotional American public as a straightforward operation to cut >> off al-Qaida’s head and install a government that would, unlike the Taliban >> that seized control in 1996, prevent extremists from ever again using >> Afghanistan as a terror staging ground. >> >> The Taliban were eventually replaced by a farcical sham of a democratic >> government in Afghanistan. And elections, rife with predictable corruption, >> have taken place in the country from time to time. After repeated U.S. >> troop surges and withdrawals over the course of several years, the U.S. >> military eventually settled into a routine of training Afghan forces (who >> routinely turned to be infiltrated by extremists intent on killing U.S. >> soldiers) to defend themselves without American support. >> >> If you squint really hard, it almost looks like the U.S. achieved its >> goal in Afghanistan. With eyes wide open, however, one would be able to see >> all the way back to the 1970s — when the U.S. first attempted Afghan regime >> change — and realize that history is on repeat. >> >> *The New York Times* reported last week: >> >> The Taliban have found success beyond their traditional strongholds in >> the rural south and are now dominating territory near crucial highways and >> cities that surround Kabul, the capital, in strategic provinces like Kapisa >> and Nangarhar. >> >> Their advance has gone unreported because most American forces have left >> the field and officials in Kabul have largely refused to talk about it. >> >> So extremists are taking over larger swaths of land than they had >> previously influenced in Afghanistan. That’s not so bad. At least we won >> Iraq, right? >> >> In March 2003, President George W. Bush ordered an invasion of Iraq to >> eliminate the country’s weapons of mass destruction. >> >> “They’re in the area around Tikrit and Baghdad and east, west, south and >> north somewhat,” Bush said at the time. >> >> They weren’t. Actually, we never found them. >> >> The U.S. invasion did manage to take Saddam and his Baath Party out of >> power and install a *new*, *more democratic *government. Unfortunately, >> good ole apple pie democracy evidently was not enough to calm the tensions >> of nearly 1,500 years of tribal conflict between Sunni and Shiite Islam in >> the region. >> >> Under the Baath Party’s rule, Iraq was led by its Sunni minority, as it >> had been since the Ottoman Empire. That, of course, wasn’t pleasant for >> many members of the majority Shiite population. So when Prime Minister >> Nouri al-Maliki, a Shiite at the helm of a largely Shiite government, took >> control in Iraq after Saddam’s ouster, things got predictably nasty for the >> Nation’s Sunnis. >> >> The Islamic State terror group (aka ISIS/ISIL), mostly consisting of >> violent extremists intent on turning the whole Arab world into a jihad >> training camp, has profoundly benefited from the tribal tensions that were >> inflamed by the U.S. invasion. And with the help of wealthy Sunni donors >> the group is quickly taking control of much of Iraq. >> >> “The speed that [ISIS] came into this northern city of Iraq, into Mosul, >> and they were able to, you know, kind of [cut through Iraqi security force >> defenses] like a hot knife through butter through really about four [Iraqi >> Army] divisions,” Flynn said of the current situation, “I would say that, >> yeah, that caught us — that level of speed that they were able to do that — >> caught us by surprise.” >> >> With Iraq’s democratic government likely a stone’s throw (pun intended) >> from collapsing and Afghanistan having never really managed to have a >> legitimate governing structure following the U.S. invasions, the situation >> in the Mideast looks about as bad as it possibly could. But thanks to the >> United States’ decision to aid rebels overthrow relatively stable — though >> sometimes despicable — regimes in places like Libya and Syria, the >> situation is actually much more volatile that the Pentagon would like to >> admit. >> >> Syria’s civil war has given the Islamic State group an opportunity to >> take over large portions of the country for the borderless Islamic state it >> is bent on creating. Libya, meanwhile, is in a state of chaos and largely >> under the control of al-Qaida militants. >> >> The United States’ war on terror has expanded al-Qaida’s reign and >> created the opportunity for more extreme extremists under the Islamic State >> group flag to gain a firm foothold throughout the Mideast. How is that >> possible? >> >> Flynn contends that it’s because it’s hard to attack an idea with a >> military. >> >> “I, you know, have been going against these guys for a long time. The >> core is the core belief that these individuals have — and it’s not on the >> run,” he said. “That ideology is actually, sadly, it feels like it’s >> exponentially growing.” >> >> Meanwhile, the United States’ southern border is too poorly defended to >> stop illegal immigrants, most of them people with no ill-intent toward the >> Nation and no fanatical religious drive to murder, from making it into the >> country. When you consider how a highly organized and opportunistic group >> of jihadists like those who make up the Islamic State group might exploit >> the border weaknesses, it becomes pretty obvious where those trillions of >> taxpayer dollars would have been better spent. >> >> >> __._,_.___ >> ------------------------------ >> Posted by: "Beowulf" <[email protected]> >> ------------------------------ >> >> >> Visit Your Group >> <https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/grendelreport/info;_ylc=X3oDMTJma2xtNmFyBF9TAzk3MzU5NzE0BGdycElkAzIwMTk0ODA2BGdycHNwSWQDMTcwNTMyMzY2NwRzZWMDdnRsBHNsawN2Z2hwBHN0aW1lAzE0MDY3MzQyNTI-> >> >> >> [image: Yahoo! 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