Reply #9: Talk about over the top - wow - thanks for proving there are spinners on [View All]

the left.

Kurds who have died at the hands of a dozen nations for a 1000 years are Clinton's fault as the Turks fought the Kurdish rebels inside Turkey during Clinton's 8 years and he still support the government of Turkey. Try to get the GOP Congress to pass a resolution condemning the Turks for the Armenian walk to Syrian slavery (if you survived - over a million did not)

Then the factoid that daily caloric intake dropped 33 percent in Cuba between 1989 and 1993. And that the Clorine Ban Bush put on Iraq he had already put on Cuba - causing infant death from bad water. And the Lack of US food sales meant Cuba could not buy from Canada or some other nation.

WOW

The "U.S. Ieaders commit war crimes as a matter of institutional necessity, as their imperial role calls for keeping subordinate peoples in their proper place and assuring a "favorable climate of investment" everywhere. They do this by using their economic power, but also (by means of "bombs bursting in the air" and) by supporting Diem, Mobutu, Pinochet, Suharto, Savimbi, Marcos, Fujimori, Salinas, and scores of similar leaders. War crimes also come easily because U.S. Ieaders consider themselves to be the vehicles of a higher morality and truth and can operate in violation of law without cost. It is also immensely helpful that their mainstream media agree that their country is above the law and will support and rationalize each and every venture and the commission of war crimes." is an interesting list that drops some of the worst folks that we supported under the "cold war" excuse - and not any "investment" idea.

And I agree as to our media supporting big money in the US over all other moral thoughts.