by William Skink
American hypocrisy: complaining that Russia is killing civilians along with America’s “moderate” terrorists while bombing a hospital in Afghanistan and a wedding (by proxy) in Yemen.
Enough said.
American Hypocrisy
by William Skink
American hypocrisy: complaining that Russia is killing civilians along with America’s “moderate” terrorists while bombing a hospital in Afghanistan and a wedding (by proxy) in Yemen.
Enough said.
It’s not imperialism unless America does it.
Ever heard of the water skipper? Just asking.
Some of us learn, and the feeling sets in like a dark cloud, that such incidents are usually not accidents. This one, the hospital, is undeniably deliberate. The idea that a hospital is hiding terrorists and so can be bombed strains the use of the English language. If those in the hospital giving and receiving care are “terrorists,” what are the people who bomb them? The logical word is already taken, another one is not available.
I was just reading recently about General Curtis LeMay, an American madman who supervised the fuel bombing in Japan prior to Hiroshima/Nagasaki, and a subject of Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove. During one six hour period, it is said that more human beings were killed than in any other time in human history. It is rumored, but not confirmed, that during the military autopsy of JFK, he stood in the balcony supervising.
“And we call ourselves the human race.” (JFK to Dean Rusk as he exited a JCOS meeting)
JFK skipped rocks off the shoreline of that Pacific island they were stranded on.
As for the UN, did you know they had drones? Not imperialistic in nature.
Ah, another matter about which you know so very little! You’re a bottomless drink!
I know the UN “peacekeepers” rape children.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/1538476/UN-staff-accused-of-raping-children-in-Sudan.html
A crime by the way that JFK hated the most.
What the hell is your point?
From this day forward I dub thee The Water Skipper. You are capable of traversing a body of water without actually getting your feet wet, and your name is not Jesus. It just makes sense.