Wednesday, January 09, 2013
Empathy toward my Enemy
It has been raining for almost a week and temperatures are under freezing. Israel functions as usual, but life must be miserable for the half million Syrian refugees in the Middle East. The camps are flooded and the tents are flying in the wind, the water must be contaminated with Coli and the childen must all sick. For once, no one blames us. I too must be sick, mentally sick, for feeling my enemy's pain.
I dont know who will emerge victorious in Syria, but for the next dozen years they will be too weak to wage war against us. This three year long and ongoing Arab spring has one clear effect: Arab countries are falling apart and the old dictators replaced by unoperable coalitions. As Assad said, Al Qaeda terrorists have left the West and Russia, and moved to subvert and destroy Muslim regimes. I have never heard or read of this process as an explicit Western strategy to defeat Muslim terrorists, but it is working as such. If I were an American pundit, I would take credit for this process.
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About the Syrian refugees-fuck 'em. They would say the same about us.
About Western support for the takfiris-nothing new there. Sayid Qutb went to college in America (as did Obama's father.) Hamas was grown by Israel. Etc. The brilliance of this strategy is always revealed much later, once the psychotics the West supports win against the local competition and return their debt of gratitude.
In the meanwhile, they are busy fighting each other. The Iran-Iraq war got us seven years of quiet in that front.
About the takfiris winning, we always keep a reserve of super-takfiris that can be activated against the takfiris of yesterday. What, if not takfiris of yesterday are the Wahhabi Saudis? What if not the takfiris of today are Al Qaeda?
The idea is to keep them divided and hating the heretics.
If it wasn't logistically and politically impossible, I like the idea of granting asylum to Syrian Christians. They are clearly in for a very difficult period regardless of who triumphs in Syria. Some of the best people I've met were former SLA Christians, really nice people they were.
This is phenomenally stupid. The Wahhabi Saudis and Al Qaeda are two peas in a pod. Coopting the barbarians and playing them against each other is a classical strategy for a decadent empire running low on asabiyyah and works right until it doesn't.
It worked for the Eastern Roman Empire for one thousand years.
But the west ARE the takfiris, the hand in the puppets behind, when it goes, so does the show. Just like in Liberia where generals and warlords turned back into buttnaked civilians overnight, puff, like magic.
The so called opposition already turned on itself, they take and sell everything that isn't nailed down with the infighting starting immediately after.
The momentum is shifting, the "US withdraws its support for Syrian opposition" while Russia is upping it's military aid.
My tip, invest in Syria now, the robber bandits won't make it.
It's your chance to even out the Greek bonds J :)
Qutb went to teacher's college in Greeley, Colorado. There was nothing ideological or insidious about the training he received here - it was as pure and innocent as a wholesome small town in the America of 1950 could be. Basically Qutb's problem (and that of the 9/11 gang) was that he couldn't get laid. All around him, there were American women with "round breasts, the full buttocks, and ...the shapely thighs, sleek legs and she shows all this and does not hide it." (these are Qutb's own words - for someone who supposedly disapproves he lingers on the adjectives a little too much) but they preferred the big strapping blond American youths with "wide, strapping chest[s]” and “ox muscles" and wouldn't let him lay his scrawny brown hands on their luscious body parts.
K
I am aware of the official narrative of Qutb's American education. I've also read his works and found nothing in there a typical Marxist tool of the American establishment would disagree with, except for the Islamic spin. Since the standard American 20th century strategy involved taking exactly this kind of guy under the wing and keeping him around for a rainy day, I assume this is what happened-nice to have an ace in the hole for that uppity Nasser (who himself was an American creature.)
J,
The Byzantines had a powerful faith and an excellent understanding of Middle Eastern realities, unlike the Americans. With all that, their empire was not a place I would have liked to live in, and it almost collapsed several times before the ultimate one.
I really doubt that the CIA (or anyone else from the government above the level of the Colorado Board of Education) took any interest whatsoever in Qutb. He was just an obscure, socially awkward furren grad student as far as they were concerned and not a contender for the Egyptian throne. Nevertheless, I'm sure the good Christian people of Greeley were kind to him (within limits - in the small town America of 1950, routine "kindness" did not extend to sexual favors).
K
The jews are Persian allies and a fifth columm in the Byzantine Empire.
When the Sassanids failed, the jews bough the Arabs muslims to takeover the mediterranean and the middle-east.
It's your chance to even out the Greek bonds J :)
Oh boy, look at the numbers! Greek Bonds were the best investment of all in 2012.
>Greek Bonds were the best investment of all in 2012.
Yes exactly, and you did not buy
that's what i meant, now you can
make up THAT lost profit in Syria.
The Damascus Securities Exchange is ripe for the picking!
Ah, how right are you Anonymous!
The project I am studying is Argentina sovereign bonds, I want to be in the side of the righteous creditors - the vultures. They are persistent and patient - and they will feast on rich Argentine meat. I like churrascos.
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