From the boss.
But as Trump privately grumbles about his hawkish adviser, he has reportedly sought advice from the man who once recommended Bolton for the job: Sheldon Adelson.
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Cop Repeatedly Rapes Kid, Department Aids and Abets Him
But hey, at least the cop finally went and held himself accountable, since the “law” in the U.S.A. evidently says police officers can rape whoever they want.
You Call Yourself Free?
Put your hand on your heart and pledge allegiance to the state. You love government so much you can barely stand it.
Update: check out this one. Don’t worry, it’s no one you personally know and care about. And the cops are all cops, therefore they are heroes no matter what they do or who they do it to.
How The War in Afghanistan Was Lost
Check out this great podcast by former Navy SEAL and Afghan War veteran Kenny MacDonald.
Trump Renounces Iran Regime Change
“I really believe that Iran would like to make a deal, and I think that’s very smart of them, and I think that’s a possibility to happen. It has a chance to be a great country with the same leadership. We aren’t looking for regime change — I just want to make that clear. We are looking for no nuclear weapons,” Trump said.
This poor dumb bastard stupid ass old most powerful man in the world.
Just last weekend he blamed the Military Industrial Complex for hawking it up on every issue, but on Iran he’s the one who’s worse even than them.
Whatever Netanyahu, Adelson and bin Salman want and want him to believe is more important than his own lying eyes, which tell him that the whole imperial project is a giant rent-seeking fraud. It’s really too bad that Trump is such a bad person. He sincerely does not believe in much of the false religion in DC which requires a permanent American global dominance in the name of “liberalism,” and “leadership” and a bunch of crap. But boy does he love vicariously kicking butt and acting and talking all tough. And politically, Iran is the perfect scapegoat. Why would he care enough not to go along with the hawks, at least this far?
Again I don’t think that he does want war, but he or his “friends” in the region are in a much better position to provoke one now than they have been in a long time, thanks to Trump.
It’s just like Tom Woods’ law says: No matter whom you vote for, you always wind up getting John McCain.
Trump says he wants a better deal and that he believes the Iranians are ready to capitulate to some new and “better” deal than the JCPOA. That could not be further from the truth. If he wanted a better deal — say, longer sunset clauses on some nuclear work, limits on mid-range missiles — the only way to get that would have been to build on the existing deal with new talks based on mutual respect.
The same John Bolton and Mike Pompeo who are telling Trump that Iran is now hurting so badly economically that they’re ready to go along with some new “deal” imposed on them by the likes of John Bolton and Mike Pompeo are the same John Bolton and Mike Pompeo who told him the same thing about Venezuela in their last three failed coup attempts there in the last 5 months.
Let’s hope Trump is just lying and not really basing policy on these ridiculous claims.
They don’t gotta burn tha books, they just remove ’em
When Zionists don’t like books, they act just like [unthinkable comparison here] and ban them.
After Moral Injury: Backing Through A Side Door Into Consciousness
On Memorial Day Bill R. Edmonds on war and moral injury :
“Some do not get to come home. For those who do, however, some bring their wars home, within them. Too often, they go on to suffer alone, and in silence.
Too often, their traumas last a lifetime.
Healing, however, is both learned and possible. This issue is personal, as war should be for everyone.”
War changes you. Changes you.
Strips you, strips you of all your beliefs,
your religion, takes your dignity away,
you become an animal
– Anonymous Vietnam Veteran
Year Zero: John Kiriakou, The Permanent Government
Tommy invited John Kiriakou on to usher in the new direction of the podcast. John is a former CIA analyst and counterterrorism expert turned whistleblower. Given his experience in the CIA he has a unique perspective on the intelligence world and how they interact with elected officials and the general population. In this episode John and Tommy discuss how the intelligence agencies interact with elected officials, the role the intelligence agencies play in foreign policy, updates on Assange, and the continuation of the Trump Russia scandal after the release of the Mueller report.
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