Former General Wesley Clark talks about the neocons plan to invade 7 countries

[TheOther]

Next stop Syria and then Iran. Former 4-star U.S General Admits to America Foreign Policy Coup


MMAONc7GeIc

Former four star general and NATO commander Wesley Clark talks about the neocon plan to invade seven countries in five years. Included in the plan was an attack on Libya. Clark mentions the plan at two minutes, 26 seconds into the video.

The resistence to the US led occupation of Iraq derailed this march of war on to the countries Clark lists. But, WHAT do we have now?? Libya down, and the crazy lunatics want to press on with inciting civil insurrection in country after country.

Syria and Iran are next in the crosshairs. The CIA and MI6 and others go into the target country and recruit rebels. An insurrection starts against the government. Unfortunately, civilians are killed. Under the guise of "protecting" the civilians, the US and the UK and France, and others press NATO into another war. This is what happened in Libya. Watch these crazies go for Syria and Iran, and maybe Lebanon and others. America is not a representative democracy now. it is a looney bin of CIA criminals.


.

[Sir Comradical]

He should have added, "and when we do this shit, most first world leftists will support us! It will be brilliant!".

[Ostrinski]

He should have added, "and when we do this shit, most first world leftists will support us! It will be brilliant!".Yeah, he should have done that :unsure:

[Sasha]

or he could have said "funny how we later found out that when we dont intervene those countries kick out their dictators themselves, although i must admit we then cant control the outcome, thats why we are so ambiguous to actually wanting Assad gone"
dont think he could give a shit about the opinion of leftists though, they are irrelevant anyways.

[Os Cangaceiros]

Unfortunately the concepts that he talks about in the video lost a lot of political currency after the PNAC crowd tried to enact Pax Americana, starting in Afghanistan and Iraq. Libya may have been on the list back in early 2002, but after Qaddafi shit himself in terror after the invasion of Iraq and decommisioned his "WMDs", relations between Libya and the USA were quite chummy, from about 2005-early 2011. This is evident in leaked diplomatic cables about the country (which were released by Wikileaks), in which US officials were quite optimistic about future Libya-USA relations.

But then 2011 happened and I guess the USA decided to bet on a different horse...

The bottom line is that the kind of boots-on-the-ground invasion tactics (exemplified by Afghanistan/Iraq) are no longer popular. Americans are tired of "our boys" getting their asses blown off in a country most Americans would have difficulty locating on a map. So now we have to resort back to the ol' cloak-and-dagger methods. But these really are crimes of opportunism...the much-dreaded CIA just works off rivalries and resentments that already exist, lest every rebellion and insurgency in that region simply be ascribed to a "CIA plot".