Death of Soleimani - another point of view

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Death of Soleimani - Another point of view

CBC: Anxiety, anticipation in Canada's largest Iranian diaspora as news of Soleimani's killing stuns

• "You learn this at a very young age in places like Iran — that if a big power like the United States doesn't like you, then your life is at their whim."

Contrary to the impression we were given over the weekend, most Iranians living in Canada are not overjoyed about the death of Soleimani, nor especially the prospect of further US aggression. Their concern is for their relatives still living in Iran.

The question remains: who were those ferocious "Iranians" who appeared so quickly and with surprisingly professional signage to cheer over the US drone attack?  What elements exist within our population and our own government that support the madness of America? *

And why does a sign in the above photo say: "End Canadian Complicity"?  That's a very telling and worrisome implication.

There are certainly some strange things happening.  First of all, a brand-new "security review agency" has been formed just in time to deal with the arrest at the hands of the RCMP/FBI of a  mentally unstable young Canadian.

What kind of brutish person was the judge who reportedly told the boy he was “doing him a favour” by sentencing him to 40 years?

I'm recalling a Chinese-Canadian Man who attacked and cannibalized a total stranger on a Greyhound bus in 2008 while the police, inexplicably, sat around outside (after the other passengers had disembarked) until he had finished what he was doing.

That man was sentenced to a mental health ward and is now free with a new name.  There is no end of questions about whether or not that man was a brain-washing victim, deprived of any recall (remember the CIA's MK Ultra experiment at McGill University?), for the purposes of god-knows-what motives on the part of US/Canadian so-called "intelligence".

But it did lend legitimacy to long-distance bus riders being vetted and searched by "security" people for a while. I experienced that myself and it was a huge nuisance, and they may well have had to stop the practice because people didn't want to travel that way anymore.

Right now it's been denied that travellers from Canada to the US are being subjected to interrogation, but what reason would these people have to lie about it? The Customs people have far more reason to lie about their activities.

Ever since 9/11, the legitimacy of which itself is in serious question, the fear levels of western populations appear to have been deliberately maintained for purposes having specifically to do with control of the world's oil supply under the guise of protection from foreign terrorism.

The RCMP, up to its old tricks again, this time in cahoots with the FBI, entrapped a mentally ill teenager online and waited until the very first time the boy left his home -- to travel with his parents on a New Jersey road trip -- to arrest him and charge him as a terrorist -- for which he received a 40-year prison sentence.

He hadn't done anything; he was merely charged with thought crimes; thoughts planted in his brain by Canada's most prestigious police force.

So who are the RCMP really working for when they go all the way to the United States to support the propaganda purposes of that country?

The boy's parents have questioned why the RCMP, which knew about his mental health problems, cooperated with the FBI undercover investigation instead of helping their son get treatment.

Take a look at their anguished faces, and read their statement regarding their son:

• “Both agencies knew of his mental health problem and so entrapped him online, taking advantage of his unstable mental health, while he was manic and on the waiting list for mental health treatment,” the complaint alleges.

What perfect timing, too, for Canada's brand new "national security agency" to cut its baby teeth. 
But you're not likely to learn much about that on the Government National Security Website.

Nor will you learn a whole lot about how deeply Canada is embedded in Trump's objectives in the Middle East. The RCMP is active, along with Canada's military, in Iraq.

Question: Why has it taken so many long years for the Canadian armed forces to adequately "train" Iraq's military? Surely there are some brains and experience among Iraq's military leaders by now -- and perhaps always were.

Question: Without the threat of Daesh/ISIS would the US/Canada have had any legitimate excuse to remain in the Middle East? It certainly served to entrench US control over Iraq's oil supply.

The grooming of a young, mentally ill boy has the same objective -- instilling in the minds of the public the need for the US to take control of the entire Middle East -- translation: control of the entire oil supply.

Now see where all of this has brought us to:

MotherJones: Iran Just Ended Its Commitment to the Obama-Era Nuclear Treaty

• Here’s the scorecard so far following our attack on Qassim Suleimani:
• US officials unanimously say we should expect retaliatory attacks on US assets.
• The Iranian nuclear program is back in business.
• The Iraqi parliament has voted to demand that US forces leave its territory.
•  Nice work, Mr. President.

 
Nice work Canada. Nice work, RCMP.

"Bad boys, bad boys, whatcha gonna do; whatcha gonna do when they come for you?" [YouTube]

* Daniel Ellsberg, in his book The Doomsday Machine, "quotes Nietzsche to the effect that madness in individuals is rare, but that it’s common among bureaucracies and nations".