Go back to September 20th of 2001.
President George W Bush addressed Congress and said the
following Americans are asking why do they hate us?
They hate what they see in this chamber, a democratically
elected government. Their leaders are self
appointed. They hate our freedoms, our
freedom of religion, our freedom of speech, our freedom to vote
and assemble and disagree with each other.
Here are Osama bin Laden's actual words, published in a
book titled Al Qaeda in its Own Words, published by Harvard
University. Section is titled Tactical
Recommendations, Bin Laden says. Then the fighters realized that
the gang in the White House could not see things clearly and
that their leader, that idiot they obey, was claiming that we
envied their lifestyle when the truth which this pharaoh would
like to hide, is that we are attacking them because of their
injustice toward the Muslim world and especially Palestine
and Iraq, as well as their occupation of the land of the
two sanctuaries. When the fighters saw this, they
decided to come out of the shadows and take the fight into
their territory, into their homes.
And herein lies the importance of libertarianism.
We are going to be in a continuous back and forth of
fake divides. Black versus white, man versus
woman, rich versus poor, Muslim versus non-muslim, Russia versus
America, China versus America. The only justifiable divide in
society that we should tolerate are those who achieve their ends
by initiating fraud and violence against peaceful people, and
those who achieve their ends through peaceful trade and
voluntary cooperation. Even the invasion of Afghanistan
after September 11th, 2001 was not necessary.
But because the state is the health of war, the politicians
who got us in there knew they weren't going to have to pay the
price. In fact, it would actually win
them a lot of friends along with the defense contractors.
And none of them were afraid that they oh, they might go to
jail if they kill any civilians or wage an unjust war.
That is another example of how the state is the health of war.
The Guardian, October 14th, 2001, Bush rejects Taliban offer
to hand bin Laden over. The president said the bombing
would not stop unless the ruling Taliban turn bin Laden over,
turn his cohorts over, turn any hostages they hold over, he
added. No need to discuss innocence or
guilt. We know he's guilty.
Haji Abdul Kabir, the third most powerful figure in the ruling
Taliban regime, told reporters that the Taliban would require
evidence that bin Laden was behind the September 11th
terrorist attacks in the US, but added we would be ready to hand
him over to a third country. If the Taliban is given evidence
that Osama bin Laden is involved and the bombing campaign
stopped, we would be ready to hand him over to a third
country, Mr. Kabir added. Along with the invasion of Iraq,
another example of how the state is the health of war.
This invasion was based, but primarily on lies.
George W Bush and his 2003 State of the Union address said.
The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein
recently sought significant quantities of uranium from
Africa. This was refuted in an article
titled What I Didn't Find in Africa by Joe Wilson, who was
the alleged source of this uranium purchase.
He is the husband of Valerie Plame.
Vice President Dick Cheney went on Meet the Press December
nineth 2001 and was referring to Mohammed Ada, the infamous
September 11th hijacker, saying it's been pretty well confirmed
that he, Ada, did go to Prague and he did meet with a senior
official of the Iraqi Intelligence Service.
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld was interviewed by
George Stephanopoulos on a BC news March of 2003 saying we
know where they are, Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.
They're in the area around Tikrit and Baghdad and east,
West, South and N somewhat when it comes to the invasion of
Syria. Here is another lie that the War
on Terror has something to do with fighting against Al Qaeda.
It actually involves allying with Al Qaeda in a number of
instances. Here is Jake Sullivan, the
current National Security Advisor for President Joe Biden,
In a e-mail sent to Hillary Clinton on February 12th, 2012,
Sullivan says, see last item, AQ is on our side in Syria.
Otherwise, things have basically turned out as expected.
This is high level officials knowing for a fact that the US
is on the side of Al Qaeda in Syria for the sake of taking
down the Bashar al-Assad regime, which Obama publicly came out
and said Assad can no longer be the Prime Minister of Syria.
He's an illegitimate ruler. When it comes to Libya, 2
headlines from the New York Times will do first. 1 from 2011
says US tactics in Libya may be a model for other efforts.
Couple years later, 2015 New York Times says Isis's grip on
Libyan city gives it a fallback option.
So the foreign policy to take out a terrible dictator, Muammar
Gaddafi, ended with the Islamic State controlling large portions
of Libya. This is the organization they
were allying with in Syria. These wars are to the point
where they are so unjustifiable. Major neoconservative Max Boot
published in an article in Foreign Affairs to his credit,
titled What Neocons Got Wrong and How the Iraq War Taught Me
about the Limits of American Power, Boot says March 10th,
2023. Regime change obviously did not
work out as intended. The occupations of Afghanistan
and Iraq were in fact fiascos that exacted a high price in
both blood and treasure for both the United States and even more,
of course, the countries it invaded.