Europeans ought to be demanding Uncle Sam\u2019s head on a silver platter, and those of their own leaders on pikes.<\/p>\n
Thanks to 25 years of lunatic U.S. foreign policy initiatives and relentless military aggressions, the steady drip of illegal immigration into Europe from Africa and the Middle East has become a crisis of refugees. <\/p>\n
Not only has the U.S. killed and maimed at least a million people and displaced millions more, it has destroyed the property \u2013 water, sanitation and transport systems \u2013 that support the networks of trade and commerce essential to the survival of developed human communities. <\/p>\n
The U.S. has salted great swaths of the Middle East with the desiccated and irradiated debris of war. Disease and contagions lurk in shadows while the agents of violence march in the noonday sun.<\/p>\n
On Thursday last, Nicolas Bonnal, writing for the French website Boulevard Voltaire, reported on an Austrian magazine\u2019s scoop <\/a>\u2013 courtesy of leaks from military intelligence stationed in Vienna \u2013 that the U.S. government is paying guides and middlemen who bring migrants to Europe across the Mediterranean Sea. The original Info-Direkt article reported that the guides are well-equipped with technology, and are old hands at working Facebook, Twitter and Skype, as were the agents who instigated the Arab Spring.<\/p>\n With the targets of \u201ccolor revolutions\u201d having caught on to the CIA\u2019s game of sedition, has inducing mass migrations meant to re-jigger the world so as to better serve their global purposes become the very latest weapon in the U.S. neo-cons\u2019 arsenal?<\/p>\n It\u2019s hard to credit the idea that Hillary Clinton, then the U.S. Secretary of State, didn\u2019t understand the consequences of the \u201cresponsibility to protect\u201d attack on Libya she and her foreign policy gal pals cooked up around the boiling cauldron that is U.S. foreign policy. <\/p>\n Muammar Gaddafi himself loudly warned both Italy and France, who so unwisely joined in the U.S.-instigated Libyan melee, of the flood of refugees that would come from toppling his gatekeeper government.<\/p>\n But why would a flood of refugees into Europe interest U.S. policymakers?<\/p>\n Possibly because the U.S.\u2019s many attempts to bait Russia into attacking Ukrainian armed forces and thereby scare up increased Nato funding from the alliance\u2019s membership have proved a risible failure. Flooding Europe with \u201cswarms\u201d of refugees just might convince Europeans that there is a useful purpose an expanding Nato presence could fulfill immediately.<\/p>\n Those same U.S. policymakers are actively working to inundate the U.S. with millions of migrants from Mexico and Central America, another imperial playground, on the flimsy basis of a Barack Obama Executive Order. Eager for a youthful, docile, dependent and cheap population of worker bees, the U.S. federal government is now engaged in draining the last wealth of the American middle class for use in settling and supporting many millions of immigrants, whose children will become the future taxpayers and voters the grotesquely obese federal government requires for its own future survival.<\/p>\n At last then, the long-sought weapons of mass destruction have been located. We can see them clearly now: They are Africa\u2019s and the Middle East\u2019s desperate and dispossessed migrants, and Central America\u2019s young and unwitting illegals, of \u201cthe free world\u2019s\u201d creation, and they are on the move.<\/p>\n Source: Anne Williamson lewrockwell.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Europeans ought to be demanding Uncle Sam\u2019s head on a silver platter, and those of their own leaders on pikes. Thanks to 25 years of lunatic U.S. foreign policy initiatives and relentless military aggressions, the steady drip of illegal immigration into Europe from Africa and the Middle East has become a crisis of refugees. 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