Mike Tattoo
09-04-2008, 02:26 PM
Youtube : Webster Tarpley Obama Manchurian Candidate.
Webster Tarpley’s an interesting guy. He wrote “The Unauthorized Biography of George Bush” in the 1980s (you can find the whole book online for free) and was one of the first people to document Prescott Bush finical backing of Hitler and how his company was seized under the Trading with The Enemy Act. He brings that kind of perspective to the table.
The focus of his argument is who is backing Obama, brains or the Karl Rove of the Obama campaign is his foreign policy adviser Zbigniew K Brzeninski. Zbigniew Brzeninski is the cofounder of the Trilateral Commission (BIG, BIG money people) with David Rockefeller and was also Jimmy Carter’s National Security Adviser. In that role, he helped to instigate the Russian Afghanistan war that killed some 1,000,000 people (Footnote #1) and also financed Pol Pot and the Kymer Rouge that later killed some 2,000,000 Cambodians (Footnote #2)
So I think it’s odd that there’s a mass murder that creates Vietnam style wars for a living that is now going to be put back in the White House by the Democrats and Leftists under a “change we can believe in” platform and there is absolutely no dialog about this issue whatsoever online.
It’s like everyone is so caught up in an “Anybody but Bush” hysteria and like the idea of voting for a charismatic Black democrat without taking the time to research who is backing this guy. And it seems like any kind of debate on this topic quickly dovetails into racism allegations or personal attacks.
So I’ll throw this out for the group to mull over - Zbigniew Brzeninski, the guy who is responsible for creating Vietnam style wars that have killed over 3 million people, is about to be put right back into the White House. By the Democrats.
Discuss -
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Footnote # 1
January 15, 1998: Former National Security Adviser Has No Regrets Giving ‘Arms and Advice to Future Terrorists’
In an interview, Zbigniew Brzezinski, President Carter’s National Security Adviser, admits that it was US policy to support radical Islamists to undermine Russia. He admits that US covert action drew Russia into starting the Afghan war in 1979 (see July 3, 1979). Asked if he has regrets about this, he responds, “Regret what? That secret operation was an excellent idea. It had the effect of drawing the Russians into the Afghan trap and you want me to regret it? The day that the Soviets officially crossed the border, I wrote to President Carter: We now have the opportunity of giving to the USSR its Vietnam war.” Then he is asked if he regrets “having given arms and advice to future terrorists,” and he responds, “What is most important to the history of the world? The Taliban or the collapse of the Soviet empire? Some stirred-up Muslims or the liberation of Central Europe and the end of the Cold War?” The interviewer then says, “Islamic fundamentalism represents a world menace today.” But Brzezinski responds, “Nonsense! It is said that the West had a global policy in regard to Islam. That is stupid. There isn’t a global Islam….” [LE NOUVEL OBSERVATEUR (PARIS), 1/15/1998] Even after 9/11, Brzezinski will maintain that the covert action program remains justified. [NATION, 10/25/2001]
Footnote #2
1980-1986: China and US Support Kymer Rouge
China and the US sustain the Khmer Rouge with overt and covert aid in an effort to destabilize Cambodia’s Vietnam-backed government. With US backing, China supplies the Khmer Rouge with direct military aid. Zbigniew Brzezinski, national security adviser during the administration of President Carter, will later acknowledge, “I encouraged the Chinese to support Pol Pot…. Pol Pot was an abomination. We could never support him, but China could.” Between 1979 and 1981, the World Food Program, which was strongly under US influence, provides nearly $12 million in food aid Thailand. Much of this aid makes its way to the Khmer Rouge. Two American relief aid workers, Linda Mason and Roger Brown, will later recount, “Thailand, the country that hosted the relief operation, and the US government, which funded the bulk of the relief operation, insisted that the Khmer Rouge be fed.” By the late 1980s, US aid is officially at $5 million. But this is supplemented significantly by secret CIA support to the tune of between $20 and $24 million. In total, perhaps as much as $85 million is ultimately funneled to Pol Pot’s group through various channels. The US and China are also responsible for the Khmer Rouge retaining its seat at the UN General Assembly. During this period, Khmer Rouge fighters attack “Cambodian villages, seed minefields, kill peasants and make off with their rice and cattle… [—] But they never seriously… [threaten] the Phnom Penh government.” [BLUM, 1995; Z MAGAZINE, 1997; COVERT ACTION QUARTERLY, 1998 ]
Webster Tarpley’s an interesting guy. He wrote “The Unauthorized Biography of George Bush” in the 1980s (you can find the whole book online for free) and was one of the first people to document Prescott Bush finical backing of Hitler and how his company was seized under the Trading with The Enemy Act. He brings that kind of perspective to the table.
The focus of his argument is who is backing Obama, brains or the Karl Rove of the Obama campaign is his foreign policy adviser Zbigniew K Brzeninski. Zbigniew Brzeninski is the cofounder of the Trilateral Commission (BIG, BIG money people) with David Rockefeller and was also Jimmy Carter’s National Security Adviser. In that role, he helped to instigate the Russian Afghanistan war that killed some 1,000,000 people (Footnote #1) and also financed Pol Pot and the Kymer Rouge that later killed some 2,000,000 Cambodians (Footnote #2)
So I think it’s odd that there’s a mass murder that creates Vietnam style wars for a living that is now going to be put back in the White House by the Democrats and Leftists under a “change we can believe in” platform and there is absolutely no dialog about this issue whatsoever online.
It’s like everyone is so caught up in an “Anybody but Bush” hysteria and like the idea of voting for a charismatic Black democrat without taking the time to research who is backing this guy. And it seems like any kind of debate on this topic quickly dovetails into racism allegations or personal attacks.
So I’ll throw this out for the group to mull over - Zbigniew Brzeninski, the guy who is responsible for creating Vietnam style wars that have killed over 3 million people, is about to be put right back into the White House. By the Democrats.
Discuss -
***
Footnote # 1
January 15, 1998: Former National Security Adviser Has No Regrets Giving ‘Arms and Advice to Future Terrorists’
In an interview, Zbigniew Brzezinski, President Carter’s National Security Adviser, admits that it was US policy to support radical Islamists to undermine Russia. He admits that US covert action drew Russia into starting the Afghan war in 1979 (see July 3, 1979). Asked if he has regrets about this, he responds, “Regret what? That secret operation was an excellent idea. It had the effect of drawing the Russians into the Afghan trap and you want me to regret it? The day that the Soviets officially crossed the border, I wrote to President Carter: We now have the opportunity of giving to the USSR its Vietnam war.” Then he is asked if he regrets “having given arms and advice to future terrorists,” and he responds, “What is most important to the history of the world? The Taliban or the collapse of the Soviet empire? Some stirred-up Muslims or the liberation of Central Europe and the end of the Cold War?” The interviewer then says, “Islamic fundamentalism represents a world menace today.” But Brzezinski responds, “Nonsense! It is said that the West had a global policy in regard to Islam. That is stupid. There isn’t a global Islam….” [LE NOUVEL OBSERVATEUR (PARIS), 1/15/1998] Even after 9/11, Brzezinski will maintain that the covert action program remains justified. [NATION, 10/25/2001]
Footnote #2
1980-1986: China and US Support Kymer Rouge
China and the US sustain the Khmer Rouge with overt and covert aid in an effort to destabilize Cambodia’s Vietnam-backed government. With US backing, China supplies the Khmer Rouge with direct military aid. Zbigniew Brzezinski, national security adviser during the administration of President Carter, will later acknowledge, “I encouraged the Chinese to support Pol Pot…. Pol Pot was an abomination. We could never support him, but China could.” Between 1979 and 1981, the World Food Program, which was strongly under US influence, provides nearly $12 million in food aid Thailand. Much of this aid makes its way to the Khmer Rouge. Two American relief aid workers, Linda Mason and Roger Brown, will later recount, “Thailand, the country that hosted the relief operation, and the US government, which funded the bulk of the relief operation, insisted that the Khmer Rouge be fed.” By the late 1980s, US aid is officially at $5 million. But this is supplemented significantly by secret CIA support to the tune of between $20 and $24 million. In total, perhaps as much as $85 million is ultimately funneled to Pol Pot’s group through various channels. The US and China are also responsible for the Khmer Rouge retaining its seat at the UN General Assembly. During this period, Khmer Rouge fighters attack “Cambodian villages, seed minefields, kill peasants and make off with their rice and cattle… [—] But they never seriously… [threaten] the Phnom Penh government.” [BLUM, 1995; Z MAGAZINE, 1997; COVERT ACTION QUARTERLY, 1998 ]