Turnabout is fair play
Tim May
timcmay at got.net
Mon Apr 14 10:44:05 PDT 2003
On Monday, April 14, 2003, at 07:26 AM, Ken Brown wrote:
> It occurs to me that the "Project for the New American Century"
> people's
> well-known despite for international law and treaties and the UN is
> ...
> They recognise that the USA is the strongest military power in the
> world, at least for the next few decades, and they want to use those
> few
> decades either to prevent anyone else catching up with them or (because
> they aren't so stupid as to believe they can get away with that for
> ever) to remake the rest of the world in their own image so that if
> Europe, China, or India ever again draw close to them in economic or
> military power we will have been conditioned to behave in American
> ways.
>
> They despise the idea of international law or treaty obligations.
Speaking of the next couple of decades in the United States, I'm going
to be chortling when a leftist President takes power and uses the same
tools the Right is now using:
-- pre-emptive wars not declared by Congress (let alone not for clear
and present danger reasons)
-- PATRIOT Act snooping, illegal searches, and unlimited detentions
-- the whole system of police state measures
-- a Homeland Security Director that would do Fidel Castro or Ralph
Nader proud
APRIL, 2009. WASHINGTON (Routers) -- President Clinton today declared
that the illegal regime in Switzerland must be removed to protect
American from tax cheats and corporate criminals. She cited the Bush
Doctrine as justification. She urged the Swiss government to lay down
their arms and report to reprocessing centers in Coalition of the
Willing nations like Lichtenstein.
OCTOBER, 2010. WASHINGTON (Routers) -- Administration officials
announced today the detention of another 4000 illegal combatants in
America's war on unauthorized communication systems and other terrorist
devices. "These high tech criminals have been helping the drug dealers
and have undermined our approach to stamping out tools for tax
evasion," said Homeland Security Director Kweizi Mfume.
Mfume noted that last summer's raid on the illegal "Crypto" conference
had netted more than 150 information terrorists. He added that some are
cooperating and may be moved from Guantanomo to U.S. processing
facilities.
--Tim May
"Al Qaida was never the real threat...Afghanistan is."
"Aghanistan was never the real threat...Iraq is."
"Iraq was never the real threat...Syria is."
"Syria was never the real threat...stay tuned."
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