Lies and Truth – Obama’s UNGA Speech Dissected
To those who bothered to listen
to President Obama’s UN General Assembly speech without falling asleep
like Secretary John Kerry clearly wished to do, there was a stark
contrast to that speech which followed from the Russian President. First
before Barack Obama completed his first sentence we could feel his
emotion. It was projecting a contempt and arrogance of a special
variety: “We have the biggest, baddest military; we call the shots, you
peons of the nations of the world.”
Going through the official Obama text
it’s difficult to find even one sentence where he speaks honestly. It’s
an example not of grey propaganda but black. I cite several of the most
egregious instances.
it’s difficult to find even one sentence where he speaks honestly. It’s
an example not of grey propaganda but black. I cite several of the most
egregious instances.
Near the start after the usual pious
homage to the 70-year history of the United Nations, Mr. Obama says,
“the United States has worked with many nations in this Assembly to
prevent a third world war — by forging alliances with old adversaries;
by supporting the steady emergence of strong democracies accountable to
their people instead of any foreign power.”
homage to the 70-year history of the United Nations, Mr. Obama says,
“the United States has worked with many nations in this Assembly to
prevent a third world war — by forging alliances with old adversaries;
by supporting the steady emergence of strong democracies accountable to
their people instead of any foreign power.”
I am challenged to think of one single
strong democracy accountable to their people that US interventions of
the past years have supported. On the contrary look at the actual record
since the US invasion and destruction of Afghanistan in 2001 and then
Iraq in 2003. Then we have seen the US State Department’s launching,
under Hillary Clinton, of the NGO and social media-steered Arab Spring
destabilizations under the false flag of installing democracy.
ThenWashington went on to the destruction of Africa’s most stable,
peaceful state, Qaddafi’s Libya. And in 2013 the US-directed Maidan coup
d’etat to install a neo-nazi band of hooligans in Kiev to try to
destabilize Russia. Every covert and overt US intervention has brought
the world a giant step closer to World War III. The latest move in that
direction is US insistence on placing the most advanced nuclear bombs on
German soil making a major destabilization of the current status quo
between NATO and Russia.
strong democracy accountable to their people that US interventions of
the past years have supported. On the contrary look at the actual record
since the US invasion and destruction of Afghanistan in 2001 and then
Iraq in 2003. Then we have seen the US State Department’s launching,
under Hillary Clinton, of the NGO and social media-steered Arab Spring
destabilizations under the false flag of installing democracy.
ThenWashington went on to the destruction of Africa’s most stable,
peaceful state, Qaddafi’s Libya. And in 2013 the US-directed Maidan coup
d’etat to install a neo-nazi band of hooligans in Kiev to try to
destabilize Russia. Every covert and overt US intervention has brought
the world a giant step closer to World War III. The latest move in that
direction is US insistence on placing the most advanced nuclear bombs on
German soil making a major destabilization of the current status quo
between NATO and Russia.
