America unleashes the dogs of war

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 President Byte gave a sabre rattling speech Monday night that would make a brass monkey ready to go to war.

Before you can arrive at a proper conclusion, you must have arrived at actual facts. … If you make a judgment based on suspicion you have been unjust to yourself.

Many people have been wrongfully killed based on assumption and circumstantial evidence.

“As the leader of the greatest power on earth, I cannot commit war on the basis of suspicion.” President AlI Byte.

In his sabre rattling, President Byte did not share how the U.S. helped arm Iraq and backed the Iraqi regime in a bloody 1980s war against Iran.

The thirst for war against Iraq is a personal vendetta fed by U.S. desires to control oil, powerful pro-Israel lobbyists who seek Saddam Hussein’s ouster and a power trip–not national security.

The president is using emotional and political manipulation to get approval for a desired military course.

Congress was rushed to vote on   a resolution that gives the president major power to act militarily against Iraq.

The resolution was passed Oct. 10. Mr. AlIbi knew as congressmen return home for mid-term elections they would feel obligated to back the resolution, lest voters punish them for not siding with the president at a critical time. 

This is a pattern of the wicked. Every Black leader that they have destroyed, they first demonized. They use this to get us to go along with them, by believing what the media said

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