Patrick J. Buchanan : To Lose a War

Mon, 28 Sep 2009 03:04:37 +0000

The Saudi's were very willing to get rid of a SECULAR neo Stalinist regime, it was a threat to their Wahabi Muslim dominance, especially as Iraq had a higher percentage of engineers per capita than the US did. We sold Iraq to the Muslim extremists for oil, and as for 3 building coming down in their own footprint in a couple of hours. There is only one way with shaped charges and split second charges..a knowledge the military gained in Europe after WW2 to bring down the thousands of bombed buildings. The reason Cheney, Bush et al could lie, was that they knew they would not be challenged by the media, by Congress by anyone, because this was on the books for years... as part of an attempt to secure the dwindling oil resources of the ME, in Iraq 13 bases are being built, Afghanistan has oil and natural gas resorces, similar to the countries it borders... this is not about the Taliban it is about American economic interests. as China nmoves into Africa, so will we... just watch... The rest of this is smoke and mirrors..

Patrick J. Buchanan : To Lose a War

Mon, 28 Sep 2009 03:04:21 +0000

Andrea, I would not be so quick to diss Shadow 92, please read on this site http://buchanan.org/blog/brad-blog-exclusive-upco... This paragraph "Edmonds further details what she had briefly discussed with me on air in June, during an interview I did with her [22] while guest hosting the nationally syndicated Mike Malloy Show, in which she had said she was aware of the “intimate relationship with Bin Laden and the Taliban … all the way up to September 11,” 2001 by certain forces in the U.S. Whatever the operations were with bin Laden — actually “‘bin Ladens’ plural” as she clarifies to Giraldi — Edmonds notes that “Marc Grossman was leading it, 100 percent” and that the U.S. was “100 percent” aware of the deal. “From Turkey,” she says, “they were putting all these bin Ladens on NATO planes. People and weapons went one way, drugs came back.”

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Patrick J. Buchanan : To Lose a War

Patrick J. Buchanan : To Lose a War