Posted By Len Hart to The Existentialist Cowboy
Two phrases --"new world order" and "constructive chaos" have in common Yale's not so secret "Skull and Bones" society which nurtures both concepts. Neither phrase is peculiar to the Bushes, though the elder and the lesser Bush pimp both ideas.
New world order, itself a mushy half-baked soupcon of ill-considered ideologies, has been associated with a certain Yale Fraternity known less for its scholarship than its lame-brained kookiness. Constructive chaos
is associated, though not accurately, with Iraq. Iraq is in chaos but its hardly productive. Both Bushes fail their own standard.
The idea of a "New World Order" was not merely reinforced or even acquired in the lesser Bush's Yale days. The lesser Bush grew up the with idea, if "idea" it be. As president, George
H.W. Bush espoused a "New World Order" in 1991, 10 years prior to the events now called "911". For the record, Bush Sr, of course, did not make his State of the Union address on September 11, 1991. It was made on January 29, 1991.
While nothing said by Bush about Iraq is or has been true at any time, everything dire prediction has come true. Iraq is a scene of endless insurgency, sectarian bloodletting, and urban warfare never planned for by the US military. If the war was intended to end world terrorist, it has, in fact, made it worse. If the attack and invasion was intended to bring Democracy to Iraq, it has, in fact, made of Democracy an unrealizable dream. If Bush had intended merely to up end an evil dictatorship, he merely replaced it with his own. If Bush seeks simple revenge against terrorists, he need only give himself up to international authorities. It may have been, as I recall, Le Monde Diplomatique, which wrote:
Les Etats-Unis sont le plus grand terroriste au monde. According to Watching America, the US occupation has made of Iraq, an Iraqi barrel.
But in fact, "constructive chaos" most certainly had it's origins inside the Skull and Bones.A barrel is a cylindrical metal or wooden container that is now more a part of the lives of Iraqis than ever before, and strikingly so, since the American-British occupation of Iraq. Many observers calculate that the humble barrel is a prerequisite for the kind of democracy exported by Uncle Sam's country, since this greater-ubiquity of the barrel has coincided with Iraqi democracy as we know it today. The barrel has become an indispensable commodity that no Iraqi building, office, or installation, official or unofficial, can do without.
American strategic planners have benefited from this idea, for they have made a barrel out of Iraq: the Americans have put terrorist and criminal gangs from around the world inside it, and thrown its borders open to create a fertile breeding ground for terrorism and crime. After letting nature take its course, what's inside the Iraqi barrel can then be distributed elsewhere in the region to implement America's plan for democracy. This is being done under the strange, contradictory rubric of "constructive chaos," a phrase used in the Western press to justify the massacres and blood baths that have characterized Iraq during the American-British occupation.
...the Order was first established on the Yale campus in 1832. It was officially incorporated only in 1856 under the name Russell Trust Association. According to virtually all the available biographical data on its early members, the money required to sustain the secret order's campus affairs and its broader role in placing its members into key positions of influence upon their graduation from Yale, derived from the opium trade in the Far East. That trade was set up by the British East India Company and was flourishing by the time the Treaty of Paris was signed in 1783 ending the American War for Independence."Constructive chaos" is a strategy by which bonesmen and pnacks (for PNAC) seek to impose the new world order. The plan is inherently undemocratic, repugnant to every principle upon which the US was founded. For a start, the establishment of a "new world order" defines any opposition as "terrorist" in nature. Thus, otherwise peaceful civilians are criminalized and waged war upon. War, then, becomes a self-fullfilling prophecy, a logic loop from which there is no escape save violence. The facts bear this out. Bush, like Ronald Reagan before him, has made terrorism much, much worse. The verifiable facts support me and I renew my challenge to my critics at the Heritage Foundation to debate me on this issue. [See:--George Bush, Skull & Bones and the New World Order: A New American View International Edition White Paper
, Paul Goldstein and Jeffrey Steinberg, April 1991
Secondly, even if the people of the US were prepared to wink and nod at Bush's various atrocities, pervisions and war crimes, there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever that the so-called "constructive" chaos in Iraq has been benefitical in any way even by Bush's utterly depraved moral standards.
The world has not benefited from the fall of the Soviet Union for several reasons. Foremost, the GOP, having rallied a based around a banner of anti-communism found itself without a demon to exploit. At the time, I celebrated the destruction of the Berline Wall and dared hope for a new era of peace. Neocons, however, were, no doubt, already at work on ways to bring about a "catalyzing event" not unlike Pearl Harbor that would unite Americans behind a new crusade for Middle Eastern oil.
Secondly, in the absence of a "Soviet threat", the nation had to find new justification for the trillions spent arming the nation to the teeth. Ronald Reagan, after all, had crushed the labor movement, double the Federal Bureaucracy, and paid off his base with historically high tax cuts benefiting only the very, very wealthy and making them more so. The industrial base was hallowed out. Highly paid skilled labor had to find work behind a a counter at Wal-Mart at a fraction of the pay and prestige. Mired in debt, the GOP plan was to create a new and bigger Military/Industrial complex and thus mire the nation in perpetual oil wars.
Posted By Len Hart to
The Existentialist Cowboy at 8/05/2007 03:43:00 AM
