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Germany, 9/11 and Iraq: Why Regime Change matters (english) |
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by Leo Bauer |
30 Jan 2003
Modified: 08:12:56 PM |
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In the wake of 9/11 the foreign policy of historical revisionism of the Schröder-Fischer government has faced a strategic collapse which uncovered the roots of the conception. They are pointing to an extensive weakness in American post-1945 foreign policy which now can be corrected. In quest of an effective long-term strategy against global terrorism, Iraq could prove to be the prototype of a new post-war order. |
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read full article at http://www.dki.antifa.net/lb/regimechange.html |
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Misery Loves Company (english) |
by Jason
(No verified email address) |
30 Jan 2003
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A new world order in which the United States has become Israel: occupying an Arab country.
Our soldiers being picked-off by the (justifiably angry)local population. Our cities constantly being subject to (justified?) terrorist attacks.
A war that cannot be won. A war that will not end. A war that will, perhaps, be the end of the world.
And that's exactly why Sharon and his lobby want this war.
Misery loves company.
Thanks Israel!
Thanks Israeli lobby!
Sounds great! |
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