B. U. G. S.

My speciality is seeing beyond the latest news. It is very hard for anyone who is not as rigidly disciplined as I am in this to really put themselves back mentgally to September 12, 2001. So most of what I said then seems obvious today.

On September 12, 2001, everybody on earth was falling all over themselves to be America’s friend. Even the most militant Moslems were condemning the 9/11 attack. What seems obvious in retrospect was unimaginable then.

Nowadays all the steps I predicted then seem obvious. In the explosion of resentment and sentiment worldwide when I wrote that, none of the things I had predicted seemed possible. In fact the first reaciton to 9/11 was an overwhelming 68% agreement in the Ameican polls htat we should reassess our relationship with Israel. It took a full-scale media “It’s not Israel that caused 9/11!” campaign to bring htat figure down to 52% a month later.

Everybody has forgotten that. Like almost all of my predictions: 1) It was too radical then and 2) It is too obvious now.

What I do is called geopolitical thinking. To put it in my own intellectual/redneck tersm, get your nose out of the latest news, stop relating everything to today’s big thing, Afghanistan the, then Iraq, then Iran, and step back and look at reality.

I don’t do programs now because all I ever read about on SF when I do one is the Latest News about Iran or Bush or the neos.

If it were just a matter of ego, I would feel great about being the only one who sees the world this way. But since I am dedicated to the survival of my race, I find SF’s obsession with the Latest Thing a source of frustration rather than pride.

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Originally Posted by Bob Whitaker of whitakeronline
On September 12, 2001 I wrote the following article. In view of the full-scale Israeli attack on Lebanon in today’s news, it may be worth keeping this logic in mind:

— What May Happen

1) Because of the attack on America, the United States has a chance to really move into the Middle East on the side of Israel.

2) We now have the combination of the Israel lobby and a state of war.

3) With support from everybody, the US goes into the Middle East big time.

( Written in 2006: Remember that the above was written when the whole world was absolutely with us right after 9/11)

4) The US, pushed by the Israeli lobby, fundamentalist “Christians” and Israel-hawk liberals, goes absolutely nuts in the Middle East.

5) As in Vietnam, our “allies” desert us sometime next year.

(Repeat: Written in 2006: Remember that the above was written when the whole world was absolutely with us right after 9/11)

6) The US goes it alone, getting in deeper and deeper.

7) As the ruin mounts up from loss of oil and — less important, the deaths of Americans — an anti-semitic reaction grows.

8) In the 1960s, the media and anti-war advocates became more and more openly pro-Communist. As our economic collapse grows and real anti-semitism grows in the US, swastikas begin to go on the streets.

9) People like me begin to scream “naziwhowantstokillsixmillionjews,” because by now it’s a real threat. But leftists have screamed that “wolf” too often in the past.

10 ) a new Holocaust begins

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We ARE involved. Our troops are dying in Iraq for Israel. Besides that, we have been spending twenty times as much to protect Israel’s borders than to protect our own for two generations. Israel would not last a year without American backing.

We are now all that Israel has left. If the present rising on the American left against Israel proceeeds, what the French ambassador called that sh***y little country will be toast. And the American Jewish leaderhip will not be far behind.

If Jews don’t get with the program, they could all go down with the leaders they blindly follow.

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Originally Posted by G00SE
Your obvious knowledge and wisdom of the facts speaks for itself Bob, but, I just can’t see the US getting involved; the “economy” is just too good for the wealthy, this is a chance to partially bury the immigration issue by dragging this thing out with “diplomatic talks”, and the American people just don’t have it in them to actually accept a full scale war, as in the draft being reinstated and not just a few, but thousands of Americans losing their lives.
What America fails to understand, as has been stated by many, is that we are in a war, and have been for some time, most just don’t realize it. ‘Better to just get on with it big time than to stall for the inevitable.
JMHO.