More innocents killed in Afghanistan

The United States’ war on the pitifully poor country of Afghanistan has resulted in the deaths of at least 21 more civilians, including women and children. The first thing that we need to emphasize here is that this is murder, financed by the American people. (I say that, but of course our taxes don’t add up to enough money to pay down the national debt at all, but hey, you get the idea.) When you read about so many people being killed by the United States virtually every day for years, you can become desensitized to the enormity of the action. Nobody that the troops are pursuing right now is a threat to any of us here in American, even the so called “combatants.” (But who is attacking whom?)

If one of these 21 people was your son, daughter, mother, father, brother, sister, grandmother, or grandfather, how long would it take you to “forgive and forget?” And why would you ever do so? How can anyone logically believe that killing people in foreign lands is going to keep us safe from terrorism? The act of killing these innocent people clearly inspires others to commit acts of terrorism.

I am a loyal American citizen, but it is obvious that my own country is the most aggressive force in the world who kills at will. And if you don’t know this already, the Taliban were recruited, trained and financed by the United States under the Carter administration to subvert Russian influence in Afghanistan. Obama advisor and former Carter national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski essentially brags about it here:

How Jimmy Carter and I Started the Mujahideen

Anyway, the fact is that murder is murder. When you kill someone who is no threat to you, the reality is that you have committed murder. This is not a true war that has any Constitutionally legal grounds. It is a rogue international effort by the one-world globalists, and the United States is their designated thug. We need to take back our country, reign in the military industrial complex, and start to cleanse all of this blood from our hands.