Yay politics... Oh how I love reading about politics here on a gaming site. /sarcasm

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This comment was edited on Nov 23, 10:17.

Ack, that post made me spill my morning coffee.

Hey dude, this is a games site.

Noticed I was getting some mention as a troll in a few threads yesterday. On the off chance that someone might actually believe it, I must provide some more real world proof of the things I say.

Awhile back I was mentioning how Isreal controls the USA in one of the political threads talking about who runs the US. The usual suspects jumped in and called me names, suggested the thread be deleted, my posts be deleted, I be banned, I am a nazi, etc etc etc. You would think I was as powerful as Godzilla or something. All for writing an accurate reflection of reality.

One particularly insulting person I challenged. I said "instead of calling me names or saying I tell lies, prove that I am wrong that Isreal controls Bush and the White House". He then posted a paragraph by a man named William Krisol who worked at a think tank. The article was something like "those fools who believe in conspiracy theories think that Israel controls the USA".

I responded by telling him that William Kristol was one of them. One of the people who controls the USA. I don't know if he or anyone else believed me. People always want internet links or quotes. So here we go. A quote from a story in a major news site, Asia Times Online, that tells who William Kristol is and who he works for.

Describing what PNAC is, and describing all the traitors who are involved with it is another entire discussion. I can only respond to one idea at a time. The idea that William Kristol is an unbiased, respected journalist who can be believed when he says that "Isreal does not control the USA". He is a propagandist for the group of foreign nationals who control, run and direct the USA government and it's current foreign policy.
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"That the hawks back in Washington are indeed mobilizing became clear on Monday when William Kristol, an influential neo-conservative who also chairs the Project for the New American Century (PNAC), faxed a statement titled "Toward Regime Change in North Korea" to reporters and various "opinion leaders" in the capital.

PNAC issues statements relatively infrequently, so its formal statements are carefully noted. PNAC boasts Vice President Dick Cheney, Pentagon chief Donald Rumsfeld, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz and Cheney's powerful chief of staff, I Lewis Libby, among a dozen other senior Bush national security officials, as signers of its 1997 charter. "