Christian Democrats in the United States
Perspective on issues in Asia. Mostly this is to write about China. I do not know what to write yet. The government is so insecure and hypocritical that they would be funny if they were not so cruel. More to come. Subscribe to Posts [Atom]
Saturday, December 13, 2008
10:28 PM
This person says that America's founding fathers would have supported spy cameras in churches and other places of worship to monitor who adheres to what religion.
"...it is debatable whether or not the Founding Fathers wanted America to follow their Masonic beliefs." It is? This person does not understand. The founding fathers set up a system that would be stable while allowing the emergence of new beliefs.
What a joke. What a jerk. We're on to you, China. We're not stupid.
Fascist jerks!
insane chinese propaganda
Check this one out... this site is based in Hong Kong from a parent company with no web site - only a 'sysop@cenal.com' contact address.This person says that America's founding fathers would have supported spy cameras in churches and other places of worship to monitor who adheres to what religion.
"...it is debatable whether or not the Founding Fathers wanted America to follow their Masonic beliefs." It is? This person does not understand. The founding fathers set up a system that would be stable while allowing the emergence of new beliefs.
What a joke. What a jerk. We're on to you, China. We're not stupid.
Fascist jerks!
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Thursday, December 4, 2008
9:42 AM
Take a step back for a second, and consider who benefits from keeping Pakistan busy with pressure from India, and India busy with fear of Pakistan?
Pakistan borders Afghanistan on the north. Military analysts say that Pakistan can't wait to fill the power vacuum when the Americans decide Afghanistan is not worth the cost anymore. (Or when we simply run out of money.)
Who has had the interest in controlling Afghanistan since before 9/11? Saudi Arabia and China. Afghanistan's Kyber Pass is the crucial link of the future pipeline to transport oil from the world's largest reserve to the world's largest energy consumer.
Like the Taliban, if the formal government of Pakistan has aspirations for influence in Afghanistan, they would need to be given something else to keep them busy.
So they find some poor Pakistani nut-cases coming off heroin, brainwash them with tales of thirty virgins and give them training and guns, and send them to Mumbai.
Similarly, with India occupied by war with Pakistan, China would be free to expand its southern borders into the Himalayas as the chaos unfolds.
who benefits by keeping pakistan busy?
The recent hostage shooting attacks in Mumbai, India put the governments of India and Pakistan at odds with each other, distrusting each other, and fully focused on each other as the most immediate threat to their national security.Take a step back for a second, and consider who benefits from keeping Pakistan busy with pressure from India, and India busy with fear of Pakistan?
Pakistan borders Afghanistan on the north. Military analysts say that Pakistan can't wait to fill the power vacuum when the Americans decide Afghanistan is not worth the cost anymore. (Or when we simply run out of money.)
Who has had the interest in controlling Afghanistan since before 9/11? Saudi Arabia and China. Afghanistan's Kyber Pass is the crucial link of the future pipeline to transport oil from the world's largest reserve to the world's largest energy consumer.
Like the Taliban, if the formal government of Pakistan has aspirations for influence in Afghanistan, they would need to be given something else to keep them busy.
So they find some poor Pakistani nut-cases coming off heroin, brainwash them with tales of thirty virgins and give them training and guns, and send them to Mumbai.
Similarly, with India occupied by war with Pakistan, China would be free to expand its southern borders into the Himalayas as the chaos unfolds.
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