“Responsibility To Protect.” Wow, that’s a lofty notion there boy. The conceptual is reduced to ‘R2P’ and dang if that’s not about banal. The notion is used by US/NATO diplomaniacs to provide cover for murder.
You see, if one happens to domicile in some land that is on the US/NATO ‘kill list’, well, you will be killed. Simple as that.
There is a minor problematic sidebar to the R2P crap. People that actually need there to be an international axiom for “responsibility to protect” get absolutely none. See the sorry souls that dwell in the stolen lands of Palestine for our powerpoint presentation on international hypocrisy.
US/NATO actually thought that the al-Assad regime of Syria would collapse in a world of swirl courtesy of an ill advised “Arab Spring” which is state sponsored terrorism visited upon the Syrian people by US/NATO proxies. Mercs hired to destabilize the government of Syria. Seems pretty dang easy to destabilize a sovereign nation if one happens to be US/NATO. Problem is, innocent civilians suffer inordinately and US/NATO could care less. There are “regimes to change” and the end must somehow justify whatever means are necessarily used. Can we all say Libya?
So here we are at another Sunday and all across Amerika, preachers will take to their pulpits to celebrate Amerikanism and murder. That celebration is of course utterly obscene. Utterly blasphemous? Yeah, I’ll go with that last one.
The “progressive” hypocrisy that is ‘responsibility to protect’ is so repugnant as to be war criminal. That preachers all across these here United States of Coldblooded Murder DO NOT call out the sins of government is puzzling. It is Sunday in Amerika and the immorality of “religion in Amerika” is shocking. There is a load of self-serving self-righteous profitability attending the pulpits of Amerika but, not much in the way of morality.
Sunday the 28th day of April 2013 and Amerikans are headed to “church.” Yeah whatever. Here’s a little visigothery that would encapsulate Amerikanism and intervention and/or regime changing hypotheses -
