Saturday, 31 August 2013

International Antiwar Coalition Sends Congratulations to US Antiwar Movement

Warmongers Under Fire

 Obama Heckled on Syria

Barack Obama has been forced to go to congress for authorisation to commit another act of aggression upon another sovereign state. During Mr Obama's illegal declaration of war on Syria the soundbite had antiwar voices in the background as a reminder of the massive opposition there is in America to this proposed act international thuggery. Obama's partial backdown is however no victory for American democracy, it is a victory for the forces for change and progress within the United States who are on the outside of the politics business, as we are ourselves for the most part here in England, despite all attempts to stamp out any dissent in the 'land of the free'.

An opportunity now exists for Americans to exert increasing pressure upon elected representatives to vote down this warlike policy and curtail the aggressive demeanour of the Washington regime.  In America as here in the British archipelago, the populations are utterly sick of endless violence, war crimes, crimes against peace and crimes against humanity.

This Syria psyop is obviously a false flag operation, no doubt about it, but it is widely exposed all over the internet and beyond in every street across this and many other lands.

Americans have a chance to grab the first stages of a democracy and free themselves from the grip of a largely unelected dictatorship. We welcome the fist shoots of an American Spring and the growing significance of pro-democracy campaigners in the United States is a real threat to the totalitarian regime in Washington DC.

BREAKING NEWS  Turkish security forces found a 2kg cylinder with sarin gas after searching the homes of Syrian militants from the Al-Qaeda linked Al-Nusra Front who were previously detained, Turkish media reports. The gas was reportedly going to be used in a bomb.



Watch the effect of our global movement on the president ogf the United States. It is clear that Obama considers the United States to have a right to intervene in any situation its government disapproves of. This is delusional thinking, it is out of touch with the reality of the vast majority of people on Earth. It seems American politicians struggle to maintain a boundary between Holywood and reality, information and disinformation, the world as it actually is and the world how they would like it to be. The US peace movement can fill in these intellectual gaps indeed nothing else and nobody else can, but if you want to see what you have done so far here is the evidence...Well done to the US Antiwar heroes!

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/2013/08/obama-set-to-discuss-syria.html

It is no secret that the U.S., with the assistance of other governments, used depleted uranium in the Gulf and Iraq War. A simple Google search of this topic can produce dozens and dozens of credible reports or stories to confirm these war crimes. For example, an important report on Harvard University's website discusses the fallout of depleted uranium contamination in Iraq. Dr. Souad N. Al-Azzawi, who authored the report after the Gulf War, wrote that:
"Depleted Uranium (DU) weaponry has been used against Iraq for the first time in the history of recent wars. The magnitude of the complications and damage related to the use of such radioactive and toxic weapons on the environment and the human population mostly results from the intended concealment, denial and misleading information released by the Pentagon about the quantities, characteristics and the area's in Iraq, in which these weapons have been used."

This is the side that Obama is commander-in-chief of......so who exactly is the bad guy here?




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4 comments:

  1. Well done again,AA. The Second Iraq War was a disaster and Obama knows this; he voted against it as an Illinois State Senator. But he went "off the cuff" and talked about a "red line" for Assad's pack using chemical weapons in Syria. But the fact is nothing the United States can do short of being part of a peace conference will do any good. Obama has bought himself some time with Congress getting back next week and he can hopefully reach a peaceful resolution that the Europeans (including the Russian Federation) can take steps toward. This Bush-Cheney idea of a missile-attack "smack down" is a bad deal no matter what pack of desperate men in said civil war set poisonous gases against children, and our political leaders in Congress must vote this down to give Obama cover to look for alternative to the box he has put himself and the nation in.

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  2. This is true Doug but the evidence is that US backed rebels used the sarin NOT the Syrian government forces, even though the British government approved the export licences for chemical weapons ingredients to Syria quite recently. I think the real problem for Washington and its allies is that it is widely believed worldwide (including here) that any chemical weapon attack in Syria was done by US/Israeli surrogates. Basically it is now received wisom here that Islamic terroism is a tool of US foreign policy and has been since the 1970s. This means of course that Obama has crossed his own "red line" and the logical conclusion from that is if anywhere should be bombed as a lesson to a monstrous regime... then it is Washington DC and not Damascus.
    Whilst I do not call for a cruise missile strike on the White House myself I have a feeling that most of my countrymen would welcome a suitable reprisal like a surgical strike against against the Obama regime as the first step.
    War crimes shpould be punished I think and with this false flag mass murder Washington has one again overstepped the mark and must be persuaded to act within the bounds of decency and legality in future. Regime change in London is probably an essential precursor to this act of global retribution against the war criminal on Capitol Hill, so we're working on that one as the first step here at the moment.

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  3. No matter what measure of blame for any outside nation for the past, I just hope and pray for no expansion of this terrible civil war, AA.

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  4. While the Saudi government continues to funnel western arms into the so-called Syrian "oposition" there can be no end to this conflict in my view Doug. The flames are being fanned from afar and it is this that we all must work to stop I think.

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