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I thought some of you may find it inteesting, in one way or another.
I thought some of you may find it inteesting, in one way or another.A neoconservative clique seeks to ensnare our country in a series of wars that are not in America’s interest.
by Patrick J. Buchanan
The War Party may have gotten its war. But it has also gotten something it did not bargain for. Its membership lists and associations have been exposed and its motives challenged. In a rare moment in U.S. journalism, Tim Russert put this question directly to Richard Perle: “Can you assure American viewers ... that we’re in this situation against Saddam Hussein and his removal for American security interests? And what would be the link in terms of Israel?”
http://www.amconmag.com/03_24_03/cover.html
Do you find it interesting? If so, why? What are your thoughts on the matter? What is your opinion? Can you substantiate your opinion?Adam said:I thought some of you may find it inteesting, in one way or another.
Zero said:I personally think it is obvious what is going on. And, of course, you can't cry "conspiracy theory" when they(the PNAC, which pretty much is the Bush administration) publish their exact plans and worldview in print and online.
The main argument of the book is that the United States' foreign policy has been heavily influenced by a group of powerful individuals known as the "war party". This group advocates for aggressive military interventions and promotes a globalist ideology that puts the interests of other countries above those of the American people.
Patrick J. Buchanan is a political commentator, author, and former White House advisor. He has extensive knowledge and experience in American politics and foreign policy, having worked for three presidents and run for the Republican nomination for president himself. He has also written several books on similar topics, making him well-qualified to write about the war party's secret agenda.
Buchanan presents a wealth of evidence to support his claims, including historical examples of the war party's influence in shaping foreign policy, interviews with key individuals, and analysis of government documents and policies. He also draws on his personal experiences and observations as a political insider to provide insight into the inner workings of the war party.
The war party's secret agenda has a significant impact on the average American citizen in several ways. First, it leads to costly and often unnecessary military interventions, which can result in the loss of American lives and resources. Second, it diverts resources away from domestic issues and priorities, such as healthcare and education. And finally, it can strain relationships with other countries and damage America's reputation on the global stage.
Buchanan offers several solutions to address the war party's influence on foreign policy. These include reducing America's military presence and involvement in foreign conflicts, promoting a more America-first approach to foreign policy, and holding politicians accountable for their actions. He also suggests the need for greater transparency and public awareness of the war party's activities and their impact on American citizens.