| I think I’ve established that no one here is more opposed to the so-called “New Right” and “National Conservatives” than I am. Of whom Orban is championed by. But, when one’s country is under attack (see attached file on “feelings”), driven by extreme ignorance of events by another country’s populace, as evident almost every day here; events that are orchestrated by CIA/DOD/Militaristic “Think Tanks,” as “Cognitive Operations,” as openly discussed by its proponents if you have ears as was the prelude to the Vietnam War, one’s only response can be happy at any effort to bring the attack to an end. As an American, knowing what the CIA/DOD have been up to since 2014 to incite war against Russia (and China, see Obama’s encouragement of Abe’s “reinterpretation” of Japan’s “Peace Constitution,” which the "New Right" would applaud), per the Cheney, . . . Nuland Doctrine, like we did with OpPlan 34-A (and in so many other countries, with coups, and military attacks, and what does to the population itself, of the “hidden" aggressor, see attached files) as the prelude to create an inevitable response, like the Gulf of Tonkin “incident,” which could be used as pretext for a massive attack on North Vietnam, as had been preplanned, and how disastrous this is/will be for the US, I welcome criticism of the war from any quarter as well. Even “Red China!” Who knows they’re the ultimate target, as they read the same “Defense News” as I do. A friend just returned from Spain and Portugal, and said anger against the US was palpable there, for the War. We can pull the wool over the eyes of ignorant/gullible Americans, but it’s not so easy to “control the consciousness” of the world, as we found with the Vietnam War. Another generation has to learn that I guess but if they didn’t/couldn’t with/after the Iraq War, I have no hope they can see the disaster befalling the US today with this “strategy” of geopolitical war for Eurasia, as Richard Falk (and others) have correctly identified it as. So it goes, as Vonnegut would have concluded. |
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