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   acoustic@panix.com (lo yeeOn) Wrote in message:   
   > In article , TT     
   wrote:   
   >>31.1.2017, 9:51, The Iceberg kirjoitti:   
   >>> It is all quite funny, most people can see Indonesia isn't on the list   
   >>and that was the give away that all the protesters are just sour grapes   
   >>Hillary supporters.   
   >>   
   >>That's an odd conclusion. Neither is Saudi Arabia.   
   >>   
   >>Btw, did losing side protest on the streets after previous presidents   
   >>were elected?   
   >>   
   >>Consider that maybe they are protesting for a good reason.   
   >   
   > They're protesting because the neocons and their MSM friends are doing   
   > their best to make sure that Trump won't succeed.  A lot of American   
   > people are listening to Schumer, McCain, Graham and the like because   
   > otherwise there wouldn't have been so many Democrats who are more   
   > concerned about the rights of a few Muslims being denied entry into   
   > the U.S. than about the rights of Muslim women and children to live.   
   > Consider the hundreds of thousands of those who have been killed in   
   > Afghanistan, Yemen, Libya, and especially Iraq, and Syria!   
   >   
   > And you know the people who have gained permission to enter this   
   > country are overwhelmingly people who have worked for the U.S. and   
   > against their own people in countries like Syria, Afghanistan, and   
   > Iraq.   
   >   
   > The State Department aren't giving visas to those who just want to   
   > come.  So since we have a long term plan to occupy Bagram, Trump is   
   > giving Afghanistan an exception to the total ban.  We have strategic   
   > bases in Saudi Arabia.  So, exception is also made for the Saudis.   
   >   
   > But despite the superficial distinction between Afghanistan on one   
   > hand and Iraq and Syria on the other, typically only people who have   
   > worked for the CIA or our occupation forces and their families are   
   > eligible for visas.   
   >   
   > In an ideal situation, we don't need this kind of discrimination.  But   
   > Bush, Obama, and Hillary Clinton and their neocon masters have screwed   
   > things up just as we did with Vietnam.  People who have worked for the   
   > CIA or American troops then obviously feared "persecution", that's how   
   > many of them ended up in the U.S.   
   >   
   > But while the powers-that-be in Washington were responsible for   
   > creating the refugee crisis, they pretended that they were some kind   
   > of humanitarians who care about good Muslims.  What they don't tell   
   > you is that they actually don't give a damn about Muslim lives.  If   
   > they did, they wouldn't have killed hundreds of thousands of Iraqis   
   > just to catch Saddam and put him to death after a kangaroo trial and   
   > they wouldn't have killed hundreds of thousands of Syrians just to try   
   > to overthrow Assad's government.   
   >   
   > Why should the millions of Iraqis and Syrians have to suffer just   
   > because Saddam or Assad are some kind of bad guys?   
   >   
   > It makes no sense the way these things have been handled.   
   >   
   > And it won't make sense until you dig a little deeper into what has   
   > all happened.   
   >   
   > If you google a string like "intercept deep state trump", you'll find   
   > all kinds of articles which discuss how the old order (left behind by   
   > G W Bush and Obama) is now fighting the new order with "tooth, claw,   
   > and nail".  You'll see terms like "Deep State", "Open Warfare", "CIA",   
   > "Dems", "McCain", ...!   
   >   
   > It's not like Trump is an agent working for Putin's Russia or some   
   > other country.  (If it were, they would have court-marshaled him,   
   > instead of swearing him in.)   
   >   
   > It's because the Max Boot, John Bolton, John McCain, Chuck Schumer   
   > type all know that if they let Trump get a few years to work on   
   > "draining the swamp", D.C. may no longer have many neocon friends left   
   > in the government afterwards.  And that's why they are fighting so   
   > ferociously now to destabilize the country so as to deligitimize   
   > Trump and bring him down.   
   >   
   >>It took Nixon several years to fire Attorney General. At this pace we   
   >>have nuclear holocaust next month.  Trump certainly isn't uniting US   
   >>or anything else.   
   >   
   > Trump wants to unite the people but the neocons won't let him and they   
   > can count on the Madonna type because while the Material Girl has   
   > adopted a bunch of children from some African country, she has felt   
   > absolutely nothing for the children who have been killed or maimed by   
   > our bombs and missiles in the past 16 years.   
   >   
   > But if you truly believe that Trump is setting a pace to have a   
   > nuclear holocaust next month, you should get out of North Korea real   
   > fast.  And if you figure out a place on planet Earth that could avoid   
   > the cross-fire of nuclear-armed missiles, please be so kind to share   
   > it with us before we all get annihilated.   
   >   
   > lo yeeOn   
   >   
      
      
      
   Fabolous post. Everyone should read.   
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