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Saturday, February 10, 2007 |
TheSun: "Britain would launch a nuclear strike on a rogue state to sink a terror plot, ministers confirmed last night.
Defence Secretary Des Browne said the UK would blast a state-backed terror campaign with Trident nukes.
He insisted Tony Blair and defence chiefs would not hesitate to use our arsenal of nuclear warheads to protect our 'vital' interests. Lawless states sending suicide bombers armed with nuclear 'dirty bombs' or planning germ warfare attacks would be hit."
Britain has already endangered the vital interests of Britons by privatizing health care and transport. And perfidious Albion would suit very well as one of the 'lawless states' that think they can invade other countries without a justified reason.
Novosti: "I can also understand the outrage of millions of Russians on learning on Friday morning that the Pentagon has put up Russia's image on the army shooting range. Moreover, it appears that Americans are prepared to fire live missiles if they consider the danger coming from Russia excessive."
Guardian: "Within about five years the US hopes to have deployed 10 interceptor missiles at a huge silo, probably in north-eastern Poland, to be fired into space to take out rogue rockets heading towards America from, say, Iran, with radar facilities for the project in the neighbouring Czech Republic."
This is not about a threat from Iran, this is meant to threaten Russia.
The point is that the West no longer has a moral integrity or sense of justice, freedom and democracy. Its ideology is dead and it can only prosper by force from now on. It has become a lie. It can continue to rule by force for a few more decades and wreak havoc, but it is doomed. The West has sold its soul to the neocon ideology, and set back history at least a hundred years.
FinancialTimesDeutschland: "Ronald Reagan is dead, Margaret Thatcher is senile and the ideological world that they created is now dying with them.
Climate change is, as British Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown said, 'the world's greatest market failure'.
Moreover, the Iraq debacle has damaged the intellectual and moral self-confidence of the Right. The worldviews of Reagan and Thatcher were based on a firm belief in military strength and an imperturbable confidence in the moral superiority of the Western democracies.
The confidence that grew out of victory in the Cold War gave rise to the confidence to march into Iraq. The failure in Iraq threatens to undermine the moral certitude that Thatcher and Reagan nurtured in the Right. And it has weakened faith in the effects of the use of military force and the exportability of democracy."
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FindLaw: "In a February 5 OpEd in the Los Angeles Times, Leon Weiss and Larry Diamond explained that they were uncertain whether President Bush's recent tough talk toward Iran was bully pulpit bluster, meant solely to control Iran's dangerous actions, or if the President was again on the road to war.
Accordingly, Weiss and Diamond called on Congress to find out which is the case, and, if the President's intention is indeed warlike, to take preventive action so that the President does not launch a war in Iran - given his performance in Iraq. They suggest sending the President what is, in effect, a veto-proof measure - by placing the measure in an appropriations bill - advising the President that 'Congress will not support a U.S. military strike on that country' unless authorized by Congress. If Bush were to violate such a law, they urged, Congress should file a lawsuit against him, and begin impeachment proceedings."
It is very sad, but the Democrats have essentially the same neocon objectives for America as the Conservatives. They will allow America to go down the drain. Nobody will stop the warmongers until total catastrophe. Read my lips.
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