One of America’s top neoconservatives (mostly Zionist Jews) media outlets, the Foreign Policy magazine’s National Security Channel has suggested that Obama administration should declare Pakistan to be a state that supports terrorism. Its suggestion appeared in an article, entitled: “State of Terror: Why Obama should blacklist Pakistan—not just the Haqqanis.”Former Pakistan’s ambassador in Washington, Husain Haqqani of memogate fame, who returned to America on a teaching assignment recently – was entertained at the Center for the National Interest, Washington-based neoconversative think tank. He told the gathering that the United States and Pakistan should stop pretending they’re allies and amicably “divorce”. He suggested that Islamabad will never sever its links to extremists (the resistance groups fighting in Afghanistan and occupied Jammu and Kashmir Valley).John Feffer, an American writer and author, in his August 6, 2009 article, entitled Their Martyrs and Our Heroes, wrote: “We have our suicide bombers – we call them heroes. We have our culture of indoctrination – we call it basic training. We kill civilians, we call it collatoral damage….We have been indoctrinated to view the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki as a legitimate military target and 9/11 as a heinous crime against humanity. We have been trained to see acts like the attack in Tripoli as American heroism and attack at USS Cole as rank barbarism (though carried out by Israeli agents). Explosive vest is a sign of exremism; Predator missiles, of advanced sensibility….. Remove the occupying force and the suicide missions would disappear. It is not a stretch, then, to conclude that we, the occupiers (the US, Russia, Israel), through our actions, have played a significant part in formenting the very suicide missions that we now find so alien and comprehensible in Iraq, Afghanistan, Chechnya, Palestine, Lebanon, and elsewhere…..The fact is: Were we to end our occupation policies, we would go a long way toward eliminating “their” suicide bombers. But when and how will we end our own cult of martyrdom?”
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Lobby: ‘Pakistan sponsors terrorism’
One of America’s top neoconservatives (mostly Zionist Jews) media outlets, the Foreign Policy magazine’s National Security Channel has suggested that Obama administration should declare Pakistan to be a state that supports terrorism. Its suggestion appeared in an article, entitled: “State of Terror: Why Obama should blacklist Pakistan—not just the Haqqanis.”Former Pakistan’s ambassador in Washington, Husain Haqqani of memogate fame, who returned to America on a teaching assignment recently – was entertained at the Center for the National Interest, Washington-based neoconversative think tank. He told the gathering that the United States and Pakistan should stop pretending they’re allies and amicably “divorce”. He suggested that Islamabad will never sever its links to extremists (the resistance groups fighting in Afghanistan and occupied Jammu and Kashmir Valley).John Feffer, an American writer and author, in his August 6, 2009 article, entitled Their Martyrs and Our Heroes, wrote: “We have our suicide bombers – we call them heroes. We have our culture of indoctrination – we call it basic training. We kill civilians, we call it collatoral damage….We have been indoctrinated to view the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki as a legitimate military target and 9/11 as a heinous crime against humanity. We have been trained to see acts like the attack in Tripoli as American heroism and attack at USS Cole as rank barbarism (though carried out by Israeli agents). Explosive vest is a sign of exremism; Predator missiles, of advanced sensibility….. Remove the occupying force and the suicide missions would disappear. It is not a stretch, then, to conclude that we, the occupiers (the US, Russia, Israel), through our actions, have played a significant part in formenting the very suicide missions that we now find so alien and comprehensible in Iraq, Afghanistan, Chechnya, Palestine, Lebanon, and elsewhere…..The fact is: Were we to end our occupation policies, we would go a long way toward eliminating “their” suicide bombers. But when and how will we end our own cult of martyrdom?”
One of America’s top neoconservatives (mostly Zionist Jews) media outlets, the Foreign Policy magazine’s National Security Channel has suggested that Obama administration should declare Pakistan to be a state that supports terrorism. Its suggestion appeared in an article, entitled: “State of Terror: Why Obama should blacklist Pakistan—not just the Haqqanis.”Former Pakistan’s ambassador in Washington, Husain Haqqani of memogate fame, who returned to America on a teaching assignment recently – was entertained at the Center for the National Interest, Washington-based neoconversative think tank. He told the gathering that the United States and Pakistan should stop pretending they’re allies and amicably “divorce”. He suggested that Islamabad will never sever its links to extremists (the resistance groups fighting in Afghanistan and occupied Jammu and Kashmir Valley).John Feffer, an American writer and author, in his August 6, 2009 article, entitled Their Martyrs and Our Heroes, wrote: “We have our suicide bombers – we call them heroes. We have our culture of indoctrination – we call it basic training. We kill civilians, we call it collatoral damage….We have been indoctrinated to view the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki as a legitimate military target and 9/11 as a heinous crime against humanity. We have been trained to see acts like the attack in Tripoli as American heroism and attack at USS Cole as rank barbarism (though carried out by Israeli agents). Explosive vest is a sign of exremism; Predator missiles, of advanced sensibility….. Remove the occupying force and the suicide missions would disappear. It is not a stretch, then, to conclude that we, the occupiers (the US, Russia, Israel), through our actions, have played a significant part in formenting the very suicide missions that we now find so alien and comprehensible in Iraq, Afghanistan, Chechnya, Palestine, Lebanon, and elsewhere…..The fact is: Were we to end our occupation policies, we would go a long way toward eliminating “their” suicide bombers. But when and how will we end our own cult of martyrdom?”
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