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Title: Are we ready to admit that we are involved in World War three? And that WE are the axis invaders?
Source: self
URL Source: http://na
Published: Apr 21, 2011
Author: titorite
Post Date: 2011-04-21 20:46:57 by titorite
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Views: 655
Comments: 25

So on the media tonight they referred to the action in Africa as a war...because that is what it is.

We are now involved in a 3 front war against the oil countries of the middle east. WE routinely launch assaults on and into the border nations(Pakistan and Iran) for what ever reasons.

Our European allies support us as we support them and engage in this war themselves...

We have concentration camps ......

We torture our military prisoners some of whom had nothing to do with this war.

What can we US citizens do to insist that our government stops this military invasion of middle east nations... What can we do to insist that we stop waging world war three? Our soldiers shouldn't be dying for this. We should not be invading all the big oil player nations. WTF?! How do we stop this before Russia or china sympathizers with their neighbors with Cheap Nukes?

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#13. To: titorite (#0) (Edited)

What can we US citizens do to insist that our government stops this military invasion of middle east nations... What can we do to insist that we stop waging world war three?

Hint: Howling singularly like lone wolves probably won't work.

First Draft Memo To: Afghanistan's President Karzai and Iraq's President Talabani

From: We the Constitutional People of the United States of America

This is to inform you that our Military is not the property of any branch of America's Federal governmental structure. They work for We the Constitutional People of the United States of America and for no one acting in defiance of our Constitution, which currently means until further notice that all D.C. politicians and all politicians at our state levels are unauthorized to conduct War and occupations with our forces. None of them have our consent to do so without a Constitutional Declaration of War, which the D.C. sector has been negligent in their duties to issue lawfully in either of your country's circumstances. You many contact our appointed interim-ambassadors, Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich, to consult with them on a swift agreement to declare Peace for your nations without the presence of our Military to enforce it. In the meantime, we do not consider it our Military's duty to keep either of you and your administrations protected and in power at our financial expense. Consider this a billing notification for their security services at the estimated monthly rate of $8 billion U.S. dollars for Afghanistan and $12 billion U.S. dollars for Iraq, due immediately and monthly until you promptly reach a Peaceful agreement with us for them to leave. The equivalent remitted in gold and/or silver is acceptable. If you refuse or delay the Peace process, we will recall our Military at once rather than continue to wait for you to act decisively in directing your own Militaries to fully provide you and your nations with counterinsurgency measures adequately. These estimates are subject to be increased as our costs increase. Late fees of 5% will accrue on the balance if not remitted in full to the United States Treasury by the last business day of each month. You each have two weeks from today to submit a reasonable timetable for a Peace declaration before we start recalling our forces, whether or not you are confident that your Militaries can sufficiently meet your requirements as national and administrative guards.

Signed,

We the Constitutional People of the United States of America
America's sole, legitimate Representative Government Authorities.

(This is a rough draft. Input welcome. See: Get Out of Our House at http://goooh.com/ to begin evicting politicians from office who are in rebellion against our Republic's Constitutional form of government.)

GreyLmist  posted on  2011-04-22   19:23:15 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

Made a few edits to the above Memo Draft for readability.

GreyLmist  posted on  2011-04-22   19:41:59 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

An interesting option GreyLmist!

Although for my letter I would be willing to forgo the request for monetary reimbursement in lieu of the amount of property damage and lost lives they have incurred as a direct result of the occupation.

It ain't their fault that they got nominated for invasion. Interesting letter and Idea all the same.

titorite  posted on  2011-04-22   19:56:54 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

#16. To: titorite (#15)

Thank you, titorite. I think the financial pressure is necessary as they appear lacking in incentive to move towards a peaceful and definitive end of the situations that are inflicting casualties and property damages to the US of A too, as well as massive and unsustainable expenditures. I'm willing to consider reducing the amounts of the monthly bills to them, maybe as much as 50% each, but they need to take their equal shares of responsibility for these Wars and Occupations on behalf of their interests and security -- not just Americans. If the administrations of countries insist on disregarding our Constitutional form of government to advance their agendas and profits through a cartel of fraudulent gangsters here who also disregard it and so don't lawfully represent us at all, they should expect without complaint to incur our objections and billings for their complicity.

GreyLmist  posted on  2011-04-22 22:23:47 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

Some good news from Iraq, posted at whatreallyhappened.com:

Apr 22 08:07

Maliki rules out extension of U.S. troops' presence after 2011

BAGHDAD, April 20 (Xinhua) -- Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki ruled out signing a new security pact with the United States to extend the presence of U.S. troops in the country, his office said in a statement on Wednesday.

"The Prime Minister rule out possibility for any new security agreement to prolong the presence of U.S. troops in Iraq, because the (current) document of the strategic agreement (SOFA) is clear in this respect," the statement quoted Maliki as saying in an interview with the local television channel of Biladi to be broadcasted later.

GreyLmist  posted on  2011-04-23 01:25:31 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

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