Retired US Army General and the former Supreme Allied Commander of Europe for NATO, Wesley Clark suggests the US allies look at their domestic law procedures to deal with radicalization. He is advocating the rounding up of “radicalized” and “disloyal” citizens and putting them away (in internment camps?) for the “duration” of the endless war on terror. Report at Infowars.
I would prefer to not give Clark “air”, but he is someone to keep on the watch list. He had revealed to Amy Goodman (in March 2, 2007) that the neocons in Washington had planned to just “take out” seven countries (for no real reason). Was he an accidental whistle-blower, or was this advancing someone’s agenda? But, this is what he said:
So I came back to see him a few weeks later (2001), and by that time we were bombing in Afghanistan. I said, “Are we still going to war with Iraq?” And he said, “Oh, it’s worse than that.” He reached over on his desk. He picked up a piece of paper. And he said, “I just got this down from upstairs” — meaning the Secretary of Defense’s office — “today.” And he said, “This is a memo that describes how we’re going to take out seven countries in five years, starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and, finishing off, Iran.”
And WHY General did you sit on this information for 6 years while hundreds of thousands died?
If Bradley (Chelsea) Manning had informed us of the Pentagon’s classified memo, he would have most likely been jailed. But you, General (a Rhodes scholar, Pentagon pal, and White House candidate), you just gave it to us like a McDonald’s Menu. You must have been “leaking” this information to us.
But later, in 2013, when Luke Rudkowski (from WeAreChange) asks General Wesley Clark about the speech he made, Clark is more cautious and reticent, saying it “reflects discussions from 1991”.
Clark also informed us (or “leaked” to us) that our friends and allies funded ISIS (to destroy Hezbollah).
Now he’s out with another book – Don’t Wait for the Next War.
In Australia, we already have passport confiscation and there is discussion about striping citizenship. But questioning and potentially prosecuting governments and politicians for egregious war crimes (like going into Iraq), would go a long way in reducing radicalization.
He’s got the identical hairdo that he had 8 years ago. How is that possible?
Not all that much to work with.
He certainly is an enigma and likely experienced tactician in psychological gamesmanship.
Who knows, but he and his ‘cohorts’.
Timing is interesting and is he is setting up a justification and psychological conditioning for a possible jade helm round up? Or, expressing a warning of such?
Soon we may know, as he probably now knows.
Ned, check my logic.
The roundup is for those who want to be in ISIS.
You-know-who sponsors ISIS.
So you-know-who needs to be rounded up.
Nah, bankers may get priority! Whoops! You might be right?
Possibly has shares in the companies running the detention/concentration camps ?????
Just imagine, if the U.S. pulled it’s head in, brought home it’s troops, closed down it’s foreign bases and stop bombing and droning innocent people to smithereens, there MAY be a reduction in the radicalization of their own citizens ???
But hey, we cant have that can we, far too much money invested in the military monolith, of which this guy probably also has shares in.
What’s with the comment regards his hair do ???? Is that for real ? Here’s the World going to shit and all folks can post about is people’s hairdo’s ????
I’ve had the same hairdo since 24 years of age, is that a crime ?
Does that reflect something of my character I don’t know about ?
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