Conspiracy: Iraq... The most important documentary you've never heard of.

MRAs and Truthseekers,

Please watch this film: Conspiracy Iraq. The Brits know how to do their homework, and they blow the lid off the whole freaking operation.

It is a MUST WATCH!

The program gives an unbelievably thorough examination of one of the most critical threats to the American economy today; our currency crisis. It agrees with my assessment of the subject, which you can find here.

The U.S. Dollar is incredibly weak... so much so that I think that our friendly neighborhood Money Men would do anything, even invade a sovereign country, to protect it.



(The decline in the Purchasing Power of the U.S. Dollar. Image courtesy of Seeking Alpha)


For the record, Kumogakure is for the war in Afghanistan (if what the government says about Al-Qaeda and the 9-11 plot is true, but I have my doubts), but I have always been dead set against the Iraq War.

It has, in my view, been fought on false pretenses, it is an exercise in futility, and it is incredibly expensive, especially at a time when we are insolvent ourselves!.



(Turkey, Syria, and Iran, knocking on Iraq's door)


However, if you agree with the program that the United States is fighting in Iraq in order to save its flagging currency, then all of a sudden, the fighting, the dying, the billions spent, and the dogged resistance to a gradual troop pullout by the Bush Administration makes perfect sense, especially with the hostile Turkish, Syrian and Iranian regimes parked right next door, just waiting for our eventual withdrawl.

With the socialist Saddam Hussein dead and buried, the intra-Islamist powerstruggle will continue unchallenged.

My prediction: It will be a field day as the Shi'ite Iranians take over Shi'ite Iraq, Turkey invades the northern Kurdish areas to crush them, and Syria acquires territory on Iraq's western borders, especially as Sunni Muslims flee from being slaughtered at the hands of their majority Shi'ite bretheren. Saudi Arabia and Jordan might also get in on the action, although only time will tell.

Our president, ladies and gentlemen, has screwed up royally. And we are going to pay the price, litterally and figuratively, for generations to come.

Feminism is but a symptom of a larger sickness.

Kumo.

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Correction.

I wrote:

... especially with the hostile Turkish, Syrian and Iranian regimes parked right next door, just waiting for our eventual withdrawl.

I used the word hostile to describe the relations between the various ethno-religious groups in Iraq and it's immediate Middle Eastern neighbors.

While diplomatic relations between the United States, Syria, and Iran are quite poor at present; Turkey, to the best of my knowledge, has been a friend and supporter of the US of A.

With that said, I believe that Turkey and the Northern Iraqi Kurds may come into conflict because of the PKK, a terrorist organization that seeks to establish an independent Kurdistan in southern Turkey.

Forgive me if I have given offense to any of my Turkish readers.

Kumo.