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By Jonathan J. Ariel, published 28/11/2007Hans Blix’s Peace Prize does not appropriately reflect his history of excusing Saddam Hussein’s tyranny for 12 long years.
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All about Hegemon and Contraband?
Who said imperialism was over when we just exposed our PM as acting like a typical colonial statesman paying obeyance to the American God-Man an inheritor of what is now - or was, we hope - what was Pax Britannica, and now Pax Americana, but in all truth Pax Anglicanana, Aussie-Land included, like the colonials we still must be.
If we could only hope with Rudd that it is all over, us gutless Aussies afraid to admit that much of the global intrusion into the Middle-East since WW1 is Anglicisal.
Why talk about Blix as a two-timer when the de-colonial promise after WW2, was immediately broken by America knocking out Mossadeq of Iraq and installing the fake Shah - then us all trying to hide our happiness when the Shah was kicked out and Iran's home military took over, holding the US Embassy like criminals for more than a year.
Then as if that was not enough in the ME, Iraq backed by both America and the Soviets declared war on a purported evil Iran.
But the Iranians towards the end of eight years of murderous fighting, had the Iraqis fleeing back from wence they came, despite the use of the chemical weapons from Reagan.
Then came the US nuclear arming of tiny Israel which created the change far from the better, whether the armaments were gifted or not.
And so the Web spins on, America knocking out her former friend Saddam four years ago, still on track for contraband and hegemon, Condy Rice telling fibs all the time about the coming freedom, when she knows it's all about freedom for her US of A to carry on being the toppest top dog.
But after Iraq they still have to get Iran, and one does
dare hope surveying the above history, that Iran teaches America a lesson once again?
But now the web can spin a clear future - so scary it bares not thought......