The U.S. invaded Iraq on the
pretense of seizing WMDs (Weapons of Mass Destruction) but none was ever found and
proof of its non-existence was known by the U.S. even before the invasion.
The U.S. even claimed that Pres. Saddam Hussein committed genocide by gassing
his opponents – no proof of mass murder at the scale they alleged was ever
established.
That’s because the U.S. took Iraq for its oil reserves – a documentary film that aired on ABS-CBN News Channel (ANC) showed how big U.S. oil companies siphoned off unquantifiable amounts of oil (they are still doing this today) from Iraq that began after their takeover.
That’s because the U.S. took Iraq for its oil reserves – a documentary film that aired on ABS-CBN News Channel (ANC) showed how big U.S. oil companies siphoned off unquantifiable amounts of oil (they are still doing this today) from Iraq that began after their takeover.
It is all about perception – of the
thousands of reported deaths related to the current drug war, only about 25% is
the result of police or gov’t operations – the rest are drug operators “cleaning”
their ranks or “tying-up loose ends” so these can’t be considered extrajudicial
killings (EJK) but deaths under investigation (DUI). The U.S. and its allies or
assets would like us to think that the killings are all gov’t-sponsored.
Why won’t the U.S. and its allies
leave the Philippines alone like what Russia, China and most of its Asian neighbors
do? Why won’t they mind their own business? It is because the U.S. and its
allies have vast, decades-old economic, political and military interests in the
Philippines and they want to be assured that any Philippine leader is well
within their sphere of influence so that these interests will be protected no
matter what.
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