Great point. Fallujah was decimated by it’s rulers as the rest of the nation of Iraq has been. It is right that you think of the occupation of Iraq as part of a secret combination.

“As a war vet, let me assure you we have war plans with Russia, China, N. Korea, and several other countries already drawn up. You don’t wait until the war to draw up the plans, you prepare ahead.”

To which I add: The plans are surely already drawn up, we are just waiting for the pretext of that particular war to happen. We cause the false-flag pretext, and off to war we go!

It’s just too dang bad that the pre-drawn up war plans for Afghanistan and Iraq have gone so awry. That false-flag pretext of 9/11 was pretty stupid also. Trying to tie those two pre-drawn up wars to a guy in a cave with 19 boxcutter-wielding hijackers is pretty evil, the work of a true modern-day secret combination.

Bethany, should you wish to view my thoughts on George W. Bush, I invite you to peruse this thread.

…esp since PM Blair, and Sec of Def Gates oppose doing so.

May I suggest a time-old adage: Actions speak louder than words. Orwell hit the nail on the head when writing about doublethink and groupspeak. Don’t believe everything you hear politicians say. By their fruits ye shall know them, right?

Would you rather die when Iran bombs the United States with its nuclear weapons forged because we were too afraid to do anything about it?

Iran is not a military threat. Michael Nolan said it best:

The next country in the neocon gunsights is, of course, Iran. That Iran is somehow a nuclear threat to the American people surpasses in bunk and risibility the whopper that Saddam Hussein had something to do with bringing down the Twin Towers. The latter lie (with others) was good enough to start the war in Iraq and it’s a virtual certainty that the former lie will serve to start the war in Iran despite the fact that experts, including those at our own CIA, put Iran several years away from the development of a nuclear weapon. And, as former National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski reminded Congress recently, “[t]o argue that America is already at war in the region with a wider Islamic threat, of which Iran is the epicenter, is to promote a self-fulfilling prophecy.” That America needs to attack Iran is a conceit seen sensible by few – save neocons, the White House and opportunists like former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

That the Iranians could soon blow up America with nukes is the exact piece of propaganda my post was referring to. The real story is much more broad and makes a whole lot more sense.

be ready for war come April or so….