On 2020-10-06 2:54 PM, thinbluemime2 wrote:
> On 2020-10-06 12:54 PM, thinbluemime2 wrote:
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>>>>>> What would you do to avoid a nuclear war with China?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> If you could sacrifice 200,000 Americans to prevent a world-wide
>>>>>> nuclear holocaust, would you?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> What would you do to prevent Chinese world dominance?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> How far would you go to maintain US hegemony?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Is the US empire more valuable than a few hundred thousand
>>>>>> American lives?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Can you think intelligently, like the empire's intelligence
>>>>>> community?
> “False flag terrorism” is defined as a government attacking its own
> people, then blaming others in order to justify going to war against the
> people it blames. Or as Wikipedia defines it:
“I think that we shouldn’t put aside the possibility that there would be
some kind of staged or alleged terrorist act, which can change the
country instantly,” Chomsky said in an interview with AlterNet's Jan Frel.
In Chomsky's opinion, once things start to go wrong, Trump will have to
find other targets to point the finger at, so he will say “‘Well, I’m
sorry, I can’t bring your jobs back because these bad people are
preventing it.’ And the typical scapegoating goes to vulnerable people:
immigrants, terrorists, Muslims and elitists, whoever it may be. And
that can turn out to be very ugly.”
Noam Chomsky Claims Trump May Stage Terrorist Attack
30.03.2017
https://www.haaretz.com/us-news/noam-chomsky-claims-trump-may-stage-terrorist-attacks-to-shore-up-support-1.5454920
>>>>> Pompeo said the choice for the world was “between freedom and
>>>>> tyranny.”
>>>>>
>>>>> “This is not a rivalry between the United States and China,” “This
>>>>> is for the soul of the world. This is about whether this will be a
>>>>> world that operates … on a rules-based international order system,
>>>>> or one that’s dominated by a coercive totalitarian regime like the
>>>>> one in China.”
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>>>> "this was something that’s happened and it was something that
>>>> happened to millions of people all over the world and I’ve been
>>>> fighting for them, not just in the U.S., I’m fighting for them all
>>>> over the world."
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>>> It is no coincidence that these are all freely elected leaders.
>>> Democratic regimes are more likely to fearmonger, Mearsheimer
>>> concludes, because, unlike dictators,
>>>
>>> they need public opinion on their side to go to war.
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>> Countering China Is Worth Meeting Face to Face
>> The American diplomat’s willingness to meet with allies in Asia,
>> despite the crisis embroiling the White House, speaks to fears of
>> China’s rise.
Linguist, political dissident and author Noam Chomsky says that if Trump
continues to fail at blaming immigrants and Muslims for the country's
problems, the next logical step would be for the Trump administration to
stage an "alleged terrorist attack."
"People will understand he's not bringing back jobs, he's not going to
recreate the partly illusory, partly real picture of what life was like
in the past with manufacturing jobs, and a functioning society where you
can get ahead -- he's not going to create that."
"So what happens at that point, something has to be done to maintain
control. The obvious technique is scapegoating. Blame it on the Muslims,
on immigrants, on somebody. But that can only go so far. The next step
would be, as I said, an 'alleged terrorist attack,' which is quite easy,
almost normal. Like Condoleeza Rice's 'Mushroom Cloud.' It is easy to
construct alleged attacks," he said.
Chomsky: Trump Likely To Stage "Alleged Terror Attack"
Tim Hains On Date April 4, 2017
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2017/04/04/chomsky_will_trump_stage_a_terror_attack_to_maintain_power.html