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How a Real War on Terrorism Would Look and Why the US Isn’t Fighting One

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Jet fuel that's a good one.

If America and some of its allies are supporting the terrorists you can not be fighting the terrorists at the same time... Its an impossibility and lacks logic..


How a Real War on Terrorism Would Look and Why the US Isn’t Fighting One


By Ulson Gunnar


February 19, 2017 "Information Clearing House" - Since 2001, when then US President George Bush announced his “War on Terror,” presidents and politicians both in the United States and among America’s allies, have repeated this phrase and have done their utmost to convince the public that indeed, the West was fighting a “War on Terror.”

Yet there is something disturbingly ambiguous about what exactly the “War on Terror” consists of, who it’s being waged against and how it could ever possibly be brought to a successful conclusion.

It is also often referred to as the “Long War,” and for good reason. America’s ongoing occupation of Afghanistan is the longest armed conflict in US history. Additionally, US troops still find themselves in Iraq, some 14 years after the initial invasion and occupation of the state in 2003.

Because of the ambiguous nature of the “War on Terror,” politicians have been given much room to maneuver their rhetoric, explaining why more wars must be waged, more liberties curtailed at home and more wealth and power channeled into fewer and fewer hands.

What’s Really Behind Terrorism?

The fanatics, weapons, supplies, vehicles and finances that grease the wheels of global terror do not merely spring forth from the pages of the Qu’ran, as bigots across the West insist.

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/46489.htm



 
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"In reality, fanatics must be indoctrinated. And they are, in Saudi-funded madras and mosque networks wrapping around the globe. In the United States and across Europe, these madrases and mosques often serve as both indoctrination centers and recruiting stations.

"They operate as such with the explicit knowledge, even cooperation of US and European security and intelligence agencies.

"One such center can be found in Denmark at Grimhøjvej Mosque in Aarhus which openly serves as a recruiting station for militants meant to fight abroad in US-European backed wars in Libya, Syria, Iraq and Yemen.

"The government of Denmark openly collaborates with the mosque to integrate these individuals back into Danish society when they return."

Americans should be following the money in the war on terror; some things never change in a capitalist world.
 
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"In reality, fanatics must be indoctrinated. And they are, in Saudi-funded madras and mosque networks wrapping around the globe. In the United States and across Europe, these madrases and mosques often serve as both indoctrination centers and recruiting stations.

"They operate as such with the explicit knowledge, even cooperation of US and European security and intelligence agencies.

"One such center can be found in Denmark at Grimhøjvej Mosque in Aarhus which openly serves as a recruiting station for militants meant to fight abroad in US-European backed wars in Libya, Syria, Iraq and Yemen.

"The government of Denmark openly collaborates with the mosque to integrate these individuals back into Danish society when they return."

Americans should be following the money in the war on terror; some things never change in a capitalist world.

But they have changed - which is why most people do not have a clues as to what is happening and since no body bags ( full of sand) are coming home no body much cares either.
 
If America and some of its allies are supporting the terrorists you can not be fighting the terrorists at the same time... Its an impossibility and lacks logic..


How a Real War on Terrorism Would Look and Why the US Isn’t Fighting One


By Ulson Gunnar


February 19, 2017 "Information Clearing House" - Since 2001, when then US President George Bush announced his “War on Terror,” presidents and politicians both in the United States and among America’s allies, have repeated this phrase and have done their utmost to convince the public that indeed, the West was fighting a “War on Terror.”

Yet there is something disturbingly ambiguous about what exactly the “War on Terror” consists of, who it’s being waged against and how it could ever possibly be brought to a successful conclusion.

It is also often referred to as the “Long War,” and for good reason. America’s ongoing occupation of Afghanistan is the longest armed conflict in US history. Additionally, US troops still find themselves in Iraq, some 14 years after the initial invasion and occupation of the state in 2003.

Because of the ambiguous nature of the “War on Terror,” politicians have been given much room to maneuver their rhetoric, explaining why more wars must be waged, more liberties curtailed at home and more wealth and power channeled into fewer and fewer hands.

What’s Really Behind Terrorism?

The fanatics, weapons, supplies, vehicles and finances that grease the wheels of global terror do not merely spring forth from the pages of the Qu’ran, as bigots across the West insist.

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/46489.htm


Appease Porridge Hot

If, as the appeasers claim, ISIS beasts are heretics and even set up by infidels, then every mosque in Mosul and Raqqa must be destroyed for being polluted by their presence. You've given the go-ahead for Trump's and Putin's bombing runs.
 
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