Foreign Fighters in Iraq Are Tied to Allies of U.S.
Saudi Arabia and Libya, both considered allies by the United States in its fight against terrorism, were the source of about 60 percent of the foreign fighters who came to Iraq in the past year to serve as suicide bombers or to facilitate other attacks, according to senior American military officials.
This news goes directly to the heart of how the Bush administration manipulates the news. Here we have the major threat posed by foreign fighters in Iraq coming from the so called allies of Saudi Arabia and Libya. Can you recall Bush or Cheney addressing this with any significant statements that equals the call for war in Iran. The answer is no.
But you see disparaging Saudi Arabia and Libya does not fit into the game plan. This is similar to the complete neglect of and threat posed by the world's most dangerous country from the point of view of a real and not imagined or projected nuclear catastrophe, Pakistan. The neo-con game plan calls for war with Iran. Everything else is not in the visual periphery.
2 comments:
Right! War with Iran will boost their profits by an order of 100X. The price of the OIL Moguls OIL stocks and OIL reserves will make these obscenely wealthy assholes much wealthier and enough is never enough with these kids. As for the weapons guys they'll have another place to drop and test another generation of weaponry. Its really sickening but lets face it they really own whats left of Corp. Amerika at this pt. in time.
If you don't work for them have a Prof. like a MD or be lucky enough to work for some State agency or city agency , your basically fucked.
Too many connections between the neo-cons and Saudis for the Saudis to be counted as the enemy. Its interesting the Saudis supply the suicide bombers yet are considered friendly. Once a neo-con piece meals together a faulty ideology, they stick to it. Now that's what the Republicans call principle and assertiveness.
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