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With the foregoing thoughts in mind, it was somewhat
ironic to learn a few months ago that one of the weapons inspectors
from the U.S. who went to Iraq actually is involved in some sort of
Sado-Masochistic organization. As above, so below. It's a mad universe
we live in and it seems to act, maybe via subatomic particles--the real
ghosts of the cosmos--to sometimes telegraph, sometimes mirror, sometimes
satisfy, and sometimes balance matters on some logical but unknown basis.
It often does this in unlikely, peculiar and sometimes head scratching
ways. Consider that when Bill Clinton was president, all he seemed to
want in the White House was a little bush. Now, there's a little Bush
in the White House. A cheap cosmic joke and play on words? Maybe, but
be careful what you wish for; it seems those subatomic particles are
sometimes pretty dumb as genies go, but they still try to comply as
best they can to bring a roundness to matters large and small. |
At
any rate, in keeping with his seeming bully policies of wanting to make
weakling nations, such as Iraq, grovel and kiss his dude ranch cowboy
boots, Mr. Bush continues to argue for attacking Iraq even though we
haven't found any weapons of mass destruction there. Of course, even
if Iraq did have weapons of mass destruction--as do many nations--Iraq
would have a hard time delivering them, except on the backs of camels.
And, the last time I checked, it didn't look as though nuke carrying
camels are very good swimmers; but even if they are, there's a lot of
ocean between the Iraq and the U.S. |
As
expected, the usual never-been-in-the-military, knee-jerk, psudeoconservative
instant experts we see on TV and hear on the radio are mostly mouthing
the U.S. government line that North Korea isn't a real problem and that
all that the North Koreans are doing is trying to get more money from
the U.S. in exchange for not producing weapons of mass destruction.
Others say the leader of North Korea is insane (that's the old favorite
that's so overused by our PR drones). At the same time as these small
muscle, big mouth predictable warmongers in their young Republican tacky
suits with razor styled hair are doing headstands to try to distinguish
North Korea from Iraq, they continue to spew the Bush line that Iraq
is a big danger, and that Saddam Hussein is a sort of Arabzilla. Yep,
"we" have to send our kids to the desert to kill and be killed
to save the world. Of course, it's not their kids who will go. Brave
souls, these big mouth phonies. War is a game to help raise their ratings.
They won't be getting any folded flags to replace their dead children
who "fought valiantly to protect the United States of Mexico, uh,
America." And who will marry the girlfriends and boyfriends left
behind? Illegal aliens, maybe. |
Many of the same blow-hard phonies are indicating that
if we ever do go to war against North Korea that we will have a walk-over
as we "protect" South Korea. Many said the same things about
tiny Vietnam. How well did we protect South Vietnam from North Vietnam?
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You better believe that the North Koreans are right
now working out various risk assessment scenarios concerning whether
or not a U.S. attack on Iraq would offer the best time for North Korea
to march into South Korea and reunify the Koreas. You better also believe
that the same thing is going on in China (which has another disciplined
and truly gigantic military force) relative to Taiwan. |
The seeds of another reunification war have already
been cast in America and they're being nurtured by many of the same
people who want us to attack Iraq. These seeds may grow into a reunification
campaign that is a bit more in the future, but which is much more troubling
to aware citizens in the U.S. than the reunification attempts thousands
of miles away. The reunification war that is brewing here, involves
the call to reunify large parts of the U.S. with Mexico. That's what
all the agitation about Aztlan is about. Many Mexicans claim that the
Southwest states of the U.S. belong to Mexico. So far, they have mostly
been ignored, except by their fellow Mexicans and by the most aware
citizens of the U.S., but as more and more illegal aliens sneak across
our borders and take up residence in these states, the calls to reunify
with Mexico will grow louder. Also, because many illegal alien Mexicans
are now spreading out across the entire U. S. and both major political
parties are acting like co-conspirators with these criminals in order
to get votes, there may come a day when there is no political will to
stop the splitting up of the U.S. |
President Bush appears to have blending views. Bill
Clinton had similar views, but Clinton seemed caught up in religious
and nation blending as much as racial blending. Bush's variety of blending,
on the other hand, seems to be mainly concerned with racial blending.
Bush seems to be caught up in the melting pot lie about the U.S. and
may believe that he is in a race with time to blend away all distinct
races so things such as a reunification with Mexico don't happen. After
all, if all people in the U.S. mix together with the Mexicans so that
everyone carries genes of everyone else, there might be less, not more,
desire for Americanized Mexicans to want to reunify with Mexico. At
least that might be the thinking. |
Nations begin in the genes of people. When man tampers with the genetic basis of nations and creates artificial divisions and artificial combinations and says that these are nations, there is no real glue to bind the people to one another. Sane, healthy people don't deny the reality of genes, and consciously know that the way to survival is to have like genes attract like genes and to do it in such numbers and frequency that couples grow into families, families grow into extended families, extended families grow into tribes, and tribes grow into nations--all linked invisibly together by genes. When the like people of such a nation then write a constitution for their governance, it is a document born of their genes and it is suited to them. This was the way it was before America slid to its present reality as post-American America. |
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