In order to deny their own criminality, they must then project that criminality on to other people. And you will see then a standard feature of White American society is that of projecting criminality on non-white people. Black people, Indians, Iraqis, it doesn’t matter. In fact, a part of the New World Order is to demonize the Third World, and use that world as a means of attacking it, and exploiting it, and maintain imperial control over it, and it will do that by demonizing and criminalizing non-white people. We’ve seen it in Libya, as I mentioned, we’ve seen it in Iraq. And now you can bet your bottom dollar that these people are in search of other enemies at this point. Because, ladies and gentlemen, the military industrial complex is a complex that needs a chronic enemy because that complex has become so vital to American economic stability. So consequently, the nation literally has to stay in a permanent war-mode. Consequently then, it is literally forced to demonize other people and to criminalize other people as a basis for maintaining it’s own economic, social system. This is what we say is scapegoat psychology. Some people were baffled when Obama in a matter of a month or two could turn Gaddafi from a friend into a devil. But when you understand what we call Realpolitiks, there’s nothing baffling about it at all. Because the one constant that goes on in foreign policy is that of self-interest. And that’s the only thing you’re concerned with. If it maintains your self-interest at one moment to say a person is your best friend, then you say that they’re your best friend. If it maintains your self-interest to the very next month to say that they’re your bitterest enemy, then you say they’re your bitterest enemy. Nations do not have permanent friends; they have permanent interests. And consequently, when nations try to maintain their so-called internal coherence, they will make or break outsiders as a means of doing so.
Posted on: Tue, 14 Oct 2014 10:00:24 +0000
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