World wide Civil war, the worlds future

Afghanistan more than duplicates Nam as it is Vietnam on steroids in every single respect.

We lied and created the fiasco in Nam as we have in Afghanistan. We created North and South Vietnam not the Vietnamese.

Once again this time in Afghanistan we are propping up another puppet regime. We could have gotten right out of Afghanistan as we succeeded on our originally declared mission long ago.

We seem to have nothing left in America but this corruptive war economy and are keeping the wars going for illicit gains.

I do not like what we see. We are determined to join Afghanistan's graveyard of Nations but we better get the hell out of there because I have said it for years and you can see it now but these wars are barely beginning.

I call it Bush's forever war but in reality it is Cheney, Rummy, and Rove who fostered it for those powers really behind the right.This breakdown is barely beginning and we have dirty hands.

There are no surprises here. Have you ever read "we do not have clean hands in Afghanistan"? "a clean break" ? Remember the divvying up of Africa in the Berlin conference ? everything that is happening right now in North Africa and the Middle East is our fault.

Those people are peeved at us too as we shored up and turned our heads on those destructive dictatorships as long as they did our bidding.

The chicken has come home to roost. 3 of my sons are career military and they know this is barely beginning.

I keep telling them to relax you are an it for the long haul. This is their future and I don't like it but they are reserved towards it.

Civil war keeps being mentioned in regard to Libya. I hate to say it but that seems to cover most countries in the Middle East and many in Africa including Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, and every country ever involved with us. What a coincidence that Libya like North Korea were deemed worth working with when in 2008 Bush recovered full diplomatic relations with Gaddafi.

James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Mid-East and North Africa unrest Live, Profile: Muammar Gaddafi

Mid-East and North Africa unrest Live, Profile: Muammar Gaddafi Amid Reports of Bodies on Tripoli Streets as Officials Quit in Protest. I listened to Gaddafi the ruthless killer yesterday. He said we gave drugs to the protesters and he is going to fight the dogs "us" to the death. He is the mad dog on drugs!








Mid-East and North Africa unrest Live

Gaddafi vowed to fight until the last drop of his blood had been spilt rather step down, describing anti-regime protesters as “rats”. Shaking his fist in rage he said the youths were being manipulated by the west and we are giving them drugs. He encouraged his followers to go house to house and eradicate them.Defiant Gaddafi vows to fight on

Qaddafi Defies Rebels Amid Reports of Bodies on Tripoli Streets

Libyan forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi are waging a bloody operation to keep him in power with residents reporting gunfire in parts of the capital Tripoli and other cities, while other citizens, including the country's former ambassador to India, are saying that warplanes were used to "bomb" protesters.Fresh violence rages in Libya as Protesters say security forces using warplanes and live fire 'massacred' them, as UN warns of possible 'war crimes'. I refuse to believe they are bombing their own people with fighter planes. Gadaffi has always scared me. He is ruthless, the civil war has already begun!

Profile: Muammar Gaddafi

Libyan Crackdown Continues, Officials Quit in Protest.I just heard that the interior minister went to the side of the people and said Gaddafi has two choices, be killed or commit suicide.

In Egypt, protesters urge Libyan envoy to rebel Many Libyan diplomats at the United Nations and in several countries have broken ranks with Gaddafi already, urging foreign countries to help stop what many called the slaughter and genocide of anti-government protesters.

Libya appeared to slip further from the grip of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, as opposition forces in the east armed themselves and moved to consolidate control of the region.

Libya: Ready for civil war? They better be because they are already in it! Gaddafi says he has not yet begun to use force. That is scary! If he does not call bombing and machine gunning your own people force I shudder to think of how far this mad man will go.

Medvedev sees `fires for decades' in Arab world True but another gross underestimate. When Bush attacked Iraq he already guaranteed a total middle east breakdown lasting the foreseen future. All this turmoil in Africa and the middle east is only adding to it!




James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Two Libyan Pilots told to bomb protesters flee to Malta

Gadhafi's Son Warns of Civil War and blood running in the streets in Libya as Violence against protesters backfires and army units and senior diplomats defect. No extra words needed, read the sobering links please!

Two Libyan pilots defect, say ordered to bomb protesters


Libya defectors: Pilots told to bomb protesters flee to Malta
 
Col Gaddafi's regime comes under mounting pressure amid unprecedented protests in the Libyan capital and defections by senior diplomats.

In pictures: Protests grip Libya

I hate to say it but that seems to cover most countries in the Middle East and many in Africa including Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, and every country ever involved with us. What a coincidence that Libya like North Korea were deemed worth working with when in 2008 Bush recovered full diplomatic relations with Gadafi. Libya unrest: Violence against protesters backfires as Qaddafi's Son Warns of Civil War as Libyan Protests Widen

and clashes spread to Tripoli and army units are defecting

violence and unrest in Iran, Yemen, Morocco, Oman, Kuwait, Algeria and Djibouti over the weekend as people took to the streets demanding political and economic change. This is true but right now the focus seems to be on Libya where we can not get accurate independent reporting as reporters are not allowed in country.

Mid-East and North Africa unrest



James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

The world economy is beset by problems such as high unemployment and rising prices : 11 countries to think about following Egypt

The world economy is beset by problems such as high unemployment and rising prices which could fuel trade protectionism and even lead to war within nations, the head of the International Monetary Fund warned on Tuesday. You can count on it and look at the way things are shaping up!

With that in mind as well as your own countries financial condition and what is is happening in the Middle East and Africa look at this list of 11 countries that for one reason or the other could follow Egypt. At least on has already tried and failed and in my mind with the brutal ruling regime, will fail again.

The violent economic and food riots in Tunisia and Algeria show just how quickly things can change. Just a few months ago, these two northern Africa nations were considered to be very stable, very peaceful and without any major problems. As we discussed numerous times in this economic disaster it is the poor and the poor nations that will feel it and go down first. That is Africa, the middle east, at this point most of the world, and I am sorry to say yes the Muslims and they are vulnerable to the Islamists and their empty promises.

I started discussing the growing food wars and the water wars a couple years back. Wait until they go through the poorer countries and hit us! Food Riots 2011

Growing water wars and food wars 4/12/08

world wide water wars 1/24/08

Anyway, look at this list of 11 nations most likely to follow Egypt and tell me what you think. First I must say that many who looked at this felt the US should be on this list and on the top. Being an American I will tell you why they are not on the list and that is because most Americans these days are sheep and will tolerate everything until it kills them and will never revolt.

Tell me what you think: Morocco: Reforms are already lined up

Jordan: King Abdullah tries to get ahead of the crisis

Syria: President pushing for reform already

Saudi Arabia whose massive military strength may be enough to quell social dissent

Iran: Could things kick off again in Tehran? Maybe they could but I do not think the people have the stomach any longer for the torture and brutality the regime will rain on them in order to keep their fascist agenda on track.

Libya: Time may be running out for Gaddafi and I can agree with that sentiment.

Yemen: Serious unemployment problem and an Al Qaeda threat. Yemen as you know is already threatening but I do not sense the stomach in the people!

Pakistan: Democracy under threat as state remains unstable and it seems to be purposely more so regularly. Pakistan has long concerned me because of their nuclear weapons and their borders with India and Afghanistan.

Vietnam: A sharp recession could lead to opposition against Communist rule

Venezuela: Has Hugo Chavez outstayed his welcome?

China: Could a severe economic downturn derail the Chinese regime?

China I absolutely disagree with even if their economy goes south and the people starve because of the spine of the people and the fact that the Government would easily put them down. Please check out the link and read about the conditions that have put them on this list. Wall street cheat sheet

In closing: You do not need me to tell you the entire world is in major disarray. Much of the world is running out of water, food, or both. The entire world is facing financial breakdown at the same time China is fortifying her substantial military. We all remember the lessons of the Great depression and the fact that when all is said and done world war two is what ultimately brought America and much of the world back to prosperity/ I do not like what I see ahead for us!



James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com