Mother Jones - Comments for "Pakistan's Short Fuse"

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Short sighted policies implemented by US and inability to differentiate between friend and foe has already turned them into the most hated governments of the world. Simple, innocent and loving American people are used every 4 years to bring the highly Satanic governments to power. American Governments are only to blame for all the bloodshed of innocent people in the world.

As gross and horrible as this appears, it's only one aspect, one facet of US foreign policy. We have an American aristocracy that desires a world controlling empire. These people have run the country since the revolution and now have a strong chance of achieving their goals. At the expense of millions more innocent men, women and children. Perhaps billions. A small price to pay in their eyes. Despite what some people want to believe, the facts remain. It's barbarism. One entity vying to be the alpha taken to the grossest level.

It seems we have this tendency to ignore nuclear proliferation when it comes to our so-called friends, such as Pakistan and Israel, but threaten war and destruction on our so-called enemies. What's wrong with this picture?
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How many more schocking revaliations are out there about our obniable goverment actions? I have decided 'they ' are all the dame,demos.republicans.

From outside the Empire, the perspective looks bleak indeed. The rest of the world view these dealings as incredible examples of recklessness and hipocrisy. Given this record (remember the lies thal led to the current massacres in Iraq too!), who could believe the Bush administration? Oh, right! I was forgetting the American public!

How about an article about Israel's nuclear capacity and the zionist threat?

The more we learn about U.S. foreign policy the more sinister it appears. We clearly have a demonstrated penchant for militarists with whom we can conduct our fascist business of weapons trade and world domination through bullying and bloodshed. I cannot recall a single insight into the sub rosa foreign policy machinations of this or any other administration that appears even remotely democratic, enlightened or designed for anything other than nefarious, nay, demonic purposes. At what point do we admit that we are, indeed, the great Satan? Can these all be mistakes or are they, more likely, examples of deliberate gambits with vile consequences for humanity for which Chalmers Johnson has unwittingly deigned to be innocent by labeling them "blowback", as in unforseen consequences? Are we that stupid, or are we that evil? This appears to be the choice. There is too much consistency for stupid, it must be the other. After all, the war profiteers who control Washington are doing just fine thank you.

People can not fix the world they have messed up. You better start praying to [S]omething and you better start soon!

The U.S. government's problem with Pakistan is similar to the one it had with Iran in 1979. The U.S. government placed Iranian Shah Reza Pahlavi in power in 1953, which extinguished the rising flames of democracy. This resulted in a populist Islamic revolution and extreme anti-American sentiment. Now, Pakistan's brutal dictator, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, is facing a populist uprising.

The United States has supported Musharraf for years and continues to straddle both sides of the fence. It preaches democracy but has a long history of providing support to dictators. The U.S. government must practice what it preaches and stop enabling dictators.

The United States also should have supported former Pakistan prime minister Benazir Bhutto, who recently returned to Pakistan after eight years of exile. She, unlike Musharraf, is pro-democracy, pro-fair election and is against al-Qaeda. Bhutto has stated she would wage immediate war on the al-Qaeda sanctuaries that are ignored and, in some cases, protected by Musharraf.

Mother Jones - Comments for "Pakistan&#039;s Short Fuse"

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Mother Jones - Comments for "Pakistan's Short Fuse"