Friday, February 16, 2007

Civil War in Iraq

March 02, 2006 | 03:07 AM
Civil War in Iraq

The Coalition of the Willing has finally reached it's objectives in Iraq. It's taken me a long time to figure out the logic behind the invasion of Iraq. It's simple really. It's what colonists have been doing for two centuries.

It's just too simplistic to assume that they got it wrong about the weapons of mass destruction. It is just too far out to see this as a great Christian Fundamentalist/Right Wing assertiveness in the US. I do not believe that the strategists in the US got it wrong. And since the strategists in the US are advised by the strategists in the UK, who are some of the best in the world, it is highly unlikely that they did not predict this mess that they have pushed Iraq into.

No, they WANTED this mess. They wanted Iraq to go into civil war that it would take generations to recover from. Because from Iraq, the civil war will flow to neighbouring Iran. And outward to every Arab country. It will destabilize the whole region. While the West's leaders keep up the mantra of "Democracy in the Arab world is good for the security of the West", they do not mean that at all.

For as long as the Arab states are destabilized, no one goverment can take extreme or confident measures over their greatest natural resource : OIL. No Arab goverment will be allowed to be totally sovereign, unless it agrees to be a puppet of the Western economic interests.

You only have to look at the history of Coloniozation to understand how the Colonists have worked over the last two centuries. Divide and rule is the most simplistic way fo describing the colonists philosphy, but it does define it if one was looking for simple keywords . It's what the Colonists did in India, in Africa, in the Balkans. Everywhere they left societies in turmoil. Encouraged turmoil.

The Arab people must recognize this. They must realize the larger game plan, and work togetherto build their Nations in the interests of their own people. That is what the colonists fear the most. They fear the loss of control over the world's natural resources and the worlds markets. Their economies are becoming increasing bloated and their population's demographics are veering towards a severe shortages in work force. It's like the old slave trade, where huge planatations could only be worked through a ruthless slave trade.

The West is now looking out for 'Slave Economies'. They need them to survive at the hugely unfair and bloated wealth levels they have got used to.

Shekhar

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