The catastrophic recent events in Syrian Kurdistan and in Iran has pained me. I'm having trouble gathering my thoughts about the Middle East and the prospects for its future. Anger is clouding my mind.
That senile pedophile in the White House again told lies about the Kurds yesterday, saying how the U.S. bribed them with oil and money and in effect that they deserve whatever's coming to them.
The Kurds in Syria took up arms against ISIS before Washington and its allies even named it as such. They fought a war of existence and liberation, albeit under the leadership of stupid communists. They didn't need to get bribed to fight. Trump thinks everyone is like him.
He is either lying or he's been fed the wrong information by his cynical advisers.
I think we all now have a grasp on Trump's basic character. He hates the weak and admires the strong, even if they're total psychopaths like Jolani, Erdogan, or Khamenei.
But I don't know where he's gotten the idea that the Kurds are weak. They've fought for centuries, against nunerous empires and dynasties and they're still standing. Numerically, yes, the Persians, Turks and Arabs outnumber them tenfold, but if U.S. policy in the Middle East is based simply on population size and military strength then why all the talk about freedom and democracy?
Why invade Iraq in the first place? Why continue supporting Israel against all odds? Is it simply because of the nukes and blackmailing? Are those the only reasons?
And why seek regime change at every turn only to replace dictators with terrorists everywhere?
Forget regime change in Baghdad, Tripoli, Tehran, or Damascus. There needs to be a spiritual regime change in Mecca. That's where all the problems of the Middle East originates. That's the heart of the matter. That's ultimately where the war will be won.
The brutal nature of the crimes being perpetuated against the Kurds in Syria reveals once again that the Arabs and Muslims only understand power. Nothing else. Not humanity, freedom, or individual rights. They respect only power, not God, morality, or anything like that.
The Israelis understand the nature of the Arabs and Muslims better than anyone else. And that's why they're winning. I'm not a fan of their government, the Mossad is evil, but they're right about Islam. They have the right approach. Take no prisoners.
The foolish communists of the PKK tried living in harmony with these Islamic savages and Arab tribes only to be stabbed in the back. They thought they could educate them with communist mumbo jumbo that's European in origin and would never be accepted by desert tribes anyway.
Their grand socialist democratic project failed. And now they must defeat ISIS again, this time for good. And this time, if they're to ultimately succeed, they must make an alliance with Israel and a reborn Iran under new leadership. Let the Turks, Pakistanis, and Arabs carry the banner of Islam to their graves while the minorities of the region finally ascend out of the darkness of a 7th century cult.
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For some reason the speech by Carney at Davos is being lauded as a wise, piercing, and forthright analysis of the new geopolitical order that's being born globally.
Of course, when you show Carney's speech next to the incoherent drivel spewed by Trump yesterday he comes off as an intellectual genius and a great wordsmith. But he's a banker at the end of the day. Politics is not his forte. He is a mercenary for hire, not a world leader.
I don't even know how he became the Prime Minister of Canada. He just showed up out of the blue one day. It's the strangest thing. And now he's acting like some great wise leader.
