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Crikee!
Shorn McDudd, you really
are everything Milligan has said about you; and a word-some,
mewling twerp to boot.
Who gives a ratz pharte about
"name-calling," you've done that in just about every post you nauseating little
hypocrite.
Where did I call the goofy shyster
Raimonda an "anti-Semite"?
And so what if I did?
What are you saying; if the phrase
emanates from your sanctimonious gobshyte, its apt (as you did in
another post), but if another poster uses it, it's some dastardly
dupe-ism, guilt by association JDL-ism! You have me in hysterics. Your incessant
double-standards suggest you are some sort of
paranoid-schizo.
People like Raimondo don't give a crap
about anything, except their flatulent egos. That is probably one reason why he appeals to so many weak minds here,
they know not the difference between a fragrant scent and the stink of bog
gas.
Why don't you go away and do some
homework, cut the pretentious "I'm Mr all-in-the-know" facade, play-act the
human quality we call humility, (because
acting humble is the only way you will ever come close to the
experience), and maybe you'll have something remotely worthwhile to say
that might interest me.
As it stands, you are just regurgitating
worthless Jesuitical politicised drivel, scapegaoting one
group, whilst the "Christian" Storm Troopers march on. When the Jesuits are
not teetering and falling over themselves, crawling into AA or Betty Ford, they
are busied chameleons with their schizophrenic, duplicitous political
skulduggeries.
Without question; Raimondo is a creature
of Jesuitism, and complete prat.
Dave.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 2:15
PM
Subject: Re: [CTRL] Rummy's
Ruminations
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What facts or analysis did Raimondo get
wrong in his essay? Your post consists entirely of name-calling, and
boils down to smearing him as an "anti-Semite" -- probably the most
disreputable and lazy form of intellectual argumentation in the book.
This is the kind of rhetoric in which the JDL
specializes.
Raimondo (along with Jim Lobe, Robert
Dreyfuss, Kathleen Christison and others) has provided invaluable,
detailed and accurate information and analysis of the role of the neocons
in the Bush administration. He has been well ahead of the curve on an
issue so important that it has even erupted into the mainstream
media.
I have never seen Raimondo promote
Catholic or "Jesuitical" ideas or policies in his essays on Antiwar.com.
Can you point to any concrete evidence?
By the way, Paul Wolfowitz, the chief
architect of the Iraq War, recently won a man of the year award from the
Jerusalem Post -- one of Israel's leading newspapers.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 9:47
PM
Subject: Re: [CTRL] Rummy's
Ruminations
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Justin Raimondo is a
credulous creature of the Jesuits.
Having read a few of his
schizophrenic diatribes; they essentially betray the ideals of his
mentors, and their propaganda style to scapegoat other groups for their own
political ambitions.
Whilst he ranted,
in another post, about the errors of Dispensationalists, in his deceit
he failed miserably to articulate the seminal inspiration for such
religio-politico prognostications as being that of his very own
priestly pedagogues who presently also strive to bring global
Judeophobia to a new climax.
The tactic is much like
the Jesuitical, 'Protocols of Zion' which targeted Jews, Masons,
Protestants, Liberals, Free Thinkers and et al; as being out to enslave
humanity when all-the-while the clerics were the ones busied grooming
their house painter messiah Adolf to achieve the very ambitions
outlined in the Protocols and which the same clerics blamed on other
groups who sought a freer and more tolerant society.
Justin Raimondo;
"frothy-mouthed rant" - just another one of his torrential
Freudian slips.
Dave.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 1:35
AM
Subject: [CTRL] Rummy's
Ruminations
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RUMMY'S RUMINATIONS Leaked memo reveals Rumsfeld as clueless ? and
reckless
The leak of a memo written by U.S. Secretary of
Defense Donald Rumsfeld confessing that the Iraq war is going to be "a
long, hard slog" has dealt a body blow to the War Party ? and signals
a new level of desperation on the part of the radical
clique that lured
us into the Iraq quagmire.
Rumsfeld,
long perceived
as a hawk, now appears eager to embrace an exit
strategy. He has enraged
the neoconservatives by refusing to come out in favor of putting more
troops in the field, and, according to Charles Kupchan, an analyst with
the Council on Foreign Relations,
"It's clear
now that Rumsfeld is not interested in 'remaking Iraq.' He wants to get
the hell out of there."
He also wants to survive in
Washington, where the hunt for scapegoats
is on: the war is going
badly, and the general pessimism of the leaked
memo reflects this. Although confident of ultimate victory, "one way or
another," in the short run the outlook, according to Rumsfeld, seems
altogether bleak. The "global war on terrorism" is looking even grimmer:
"We are having mixed results with Al Qaida, although we have
put considerable pressure on them ? nonetheless, a great many remain at
large."
While Osama is not mentioned by name in the memo, he
doesn't need to be: our complete cluelessness as to his whereabouts is
underscored every time we receive one
of those eerie tape-recorded messages promising more terror to come.
But it's a lot worse than that. According to Rummy, we're flying
blind:
"Today, we lack metrics to know if we are winning or
losing the global war on terror. Are we capturing, killing or deterring
and dissuading more terrorists every day than the madrassas and the
radical clerics are recruiting, training and deploying against
us?"
The man wants "metrics." Maybe he should try these on for
size. Or isn't the number of American dead and wounded telling him
what he wants to hear?
In the Byzantine world of Washington
intrigue, one is tempted to believe that the Secretary of Defense, far
from being broadsided by this leak, engineered
it himself, because it makes him seem almost semi-rational next to the
everything's-coming-up-roses crowd. But there's some wild-and-crazy stuff
here, too, just the sort of Dr. Strangelove-ish ranting one might expect
from Rummy in an unguarded moment:
"Are the changes we have and
are making too modest and incremental? My impression is that we have not
yet made truly bold moves, although we have made many sensible, logical
moves in the right direction, but are they enough?"
Let's see:
we've turned the "just
war" doctrine on its head and established our divine right of
"preemption." We've invaded a country that never attacked us, occupied
it, and are now bogged down in a war of attrition where victory ? measured
by any "metric" ? is impossible. We have
not only alienated our traditional allies ? we've gone out of our
way to make sure they stay alienated. Far from confronting Al Qaeda,
we have been Osama bin Laden's chief
recruiter: U.S. policy seems designed to provoke the Muslim world into
a frenzy of murderous opposition to American interests
worldwide.
That's quite enough, thank you.
To
world-conquering Rummy, the conquest of Iraq is "too modest and
incremental." Sure, he wants the troops out of Iraq ? so they can move on
to Syria, Iran, and central Asia. But what really ought to make us prick
up our ears is the cryptic query near the end of the memo:
"Does
CIA need a new finding?"
As the Washington Post pointed
out:
"A finding, signed by the president, provides authority
to conduct whatever covert activity is stipulated. Rumsfeld did not
indicate the covert activity he had in mind."
Keep your eye on
Syria, the lynchpin of Arab "rejectionism" and next on the neocons'
wish list for an involuntary "regime change." The strategy being
followed was laid out in a 1996 policy paper prepared for Israeli Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: "A Clean Break: A New
Strategy for Securing the Realm" targeted Syria as the main danger to
Israel and held that the road to Damascus runs through Baghdad.
The authors of that paper ? among them Douglas
Feith, now deputy defense secretary for policy, Richard Perle,
disgraced former chairman of the Defense Policy Board, and David
Wurmser, recently appointed
Middle East policy advisor to Vice President Dick Cheney ? are now
ensconced in the highest foreign policy councils of this
administration.
But perhaps even war with Syria is a bit too
"incremental" for the Napoleonic crew in the Pentagon: Iran,
too, is in their sights. And they won't stop
there....
What this memo shows, above all, is the utter
recklessness of this administration, its unabashed radicalism: not since
the Bolsheviks seized power in a 1917 coup and went on to subjugate a
third of the earth's peoples has such a self-deluded power mad clique
posed such a threat to the civilized order. The conservative columnist
Paul Craig Roberts, echoing Claes
Ryn in Orbis, calls them
"neo-Jacobins," and points to the deadly danger the neocons represent
to what is left of our old republic:
"More dangerous an enemy of
the US and its traditional values than Muslims, neo-Jacobins have seized
control of the Bush presidency and US foreign policy. They will stop at
nothing to achieve their goal of World War IV in the Middle
East."
Keeping the Roberts-Ryn view of the problem in mind, the
last sentence of the Rumsfeld memo takes on an ominous
aspect:
"What else should we be considering?"
Okay,
since you asked: How about letting Israel fight its own battles, and
concentrating on the
hunt for Osama bin Laden and the top leadership of Al Qaeda? Try
pursuing a policy in the Middle East that doesn't have all the earmarks of
a Likud party policy paper. And the next time a top general equates
Islam with Satanism, hustle him off to a mental institution the way they did
General Edwin A. Walker.
What else should they be considering?
That whole gang ? Rummy, Wolfie, Feith, and the rest of the neocon nest in
the Department of Defense ? should consider resigning. In
Japan, a failed policy is cause to fall on one's sword. Our neocon
samurai, unfortunately, have no such code of honor.
NOTES IN
THE MARGIN
More evidence for the theory that 9/11 ripped
a hole in the space-time continuum and repealed the laws of reason: The
New Republic is now deemed guilty of
anti-Semitism. The less said about the Greg Easterbrook
imbroglio the better, but one interesting spin on the discussion was
provided by David "Axis of
Evil" Frum,
in his capacity as chief enforcer of neocon
dogma. Opining that the danger to Jews worldwide is so great that
their "mass murder" is imminent, he
writes:
"There is something more than a little fishy about
the way that journalists who show virtually zero interest in the fate of
these endangered people have pounced on the Easterbrook story. And there
is something even fishier about the way that online journalists who have
inveighed against 'American Likudniks' and 'neoconservatives' in a way
that seems almost calculated to fuel anti-Jewish fantasies ? yes, this
means you Eric
Alterman, and you Mickey
Kaus, and you too Josh
Marshall ? have suddenly deputized themselves to serve as censors of
offensive anti-Jewish speech. Mike Eisner doesn't need your help, boys.
Nobody in the American media is going to hurl offensive untruths and
hysterical calmunies [sic] at him without thinking twice about it.
The same is not true, alas, of Paul Wolfowitz."
To use the term
"neoconservative" is to commit a hate crime. That is the "offensive
untruth" uttered by the writers Commissar Frum singles out. To speak the
word is a "calumny." How dare they "deputize" themselves, when we
all know that The Frum, and maybe Norman
Podhoretz, are the only legitimate "censors of anti-Jewish speech."
It's all beginning to make a twisted kind of sense, the sort one
might expect in the Bizarro World we're
living in. Since Jews worldwide are supposedly threatened by what amounts
to a second Holocaust, to oppose a war to make the Middle East safe for
Israel is to be "objectively anti-Semitic," as Leon
Wieseltier characterized Easterbrook's remarks. This is the loopy
premise at the core of Frum's frothy-mouthed rant.
In this context,
for Frum to accuse Alterman, Kaus, and Marshall of being "hysterical"
seems like a classic case of projection. It is
Frum who is the hysteric. That he continues to delude himself into
thinking that anyone is convinced by his extravagantly self-serving excuse
for an argument is little short of astounding.
After all, how can
he maintain this stance ? that the power, influence, and even the very
existence of the neocons is a myth ? when we have the revered "godfather"
of neoconservatism, none other than Irving
Kristol, holding high the banner of "the
neoconservative persuasion" in the pages of the Weekly
Standard? Is Kristol, too, guilty of uttering "offensive
untruths"?
The "conservative" camouflage worn by the War Party is
wearing pretty thin, and Frum's authoritarian tone is a dead give-away.
The goal of his sort of criticism is to cut off all discussion and abort
any inquiry into who
lied us into war, and why. Frum and his
cohorts ? many of
whom are foreign-born ? are deeply uncomfortable with the free-for-all
spirit of American politics. They are the biggest supporters of the "Patriot Act"
and the odious "Victory
Act," which would lay the foundations for a crackdown on political
dissent, and they are moving quickly to quash free speech
on the campuses
through the direct use of government
power.
Neoconservatism is an authoritarian power cult, a
conspiracy against liberty at home and peace abroad. We cannot rest until
it is defeated. Frum Delenda
est!
? Justin
Raimondo
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