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Are we pawns?

Started by tomrod, 03/27/2003 07:15AM
Posted 03/27/2003 07:15AM Opening Post
Friday night I was watching one of the major networks covering the war. One segment had a dialog with Richard Perle, head of the Defense Policy Board and a senior advisor to Bush. The commentator said something to the effect that it was Perle's war and Perle didn't deny it.

I did some research and found out that Perle was the author of a report called "Clean Break." Among other things this report states that an important strategic objective is to remove Saddam Hussein from power.

The problem is that this report is a plan for "rebuilding Zionism" written for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Removing SH was an important strategic objective for ISRAEL, not the United States. It also recommends ending the "land for peace" negotiations which seemed to be working until Sharon provoked the latest round or violence by visiting the third holiest temple in the Moslem religion with 1000 armed soldiers.

The full report is here:

http://www.israeleconomy.org/strat1.htm

Douglas J. Feith, Undersecretary of Policy at the U.S. Department of Defense, is another contributor to this report.

With these Zionists directing our defense policy, it is no wonder that so many Arabs hate the U.S. even more than they despise Saddam Hussein. It is also easier to understand why France and so many other countries hesitate to join this war.

It makes no sense to me to unilaterally take a course of action in Iraq than alienates a billion moderate Moslems. Many of these Moslems live in countries more advanced that Israel and do have access to technology for weapons of mass destruction. The only beneficiary of Moslem hatrid for the U.S. is Israel.

Are we being manipulated?

There are only 10 kinds of people who understand binary - those that do and those that don't
Posted 03/27/2003 03:52PM #1
James,

Where can we find that doctrine. You made me curious.