John Perkins:Reject U.S. Corporatocracy Ambitions in Venezuela, Iran, against Wikileaks, and ...

[Judi Lynn]

Reject U.S. Corporatocracy Ambitions in Venezuela, Iran, against Wikileaks, and ...
John Perkins Author, Hoodwinked
Posted: August 6, 2010 04:07 PM

Venezuela, Colombia, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Wikileaks, BP, assassination squads - these are times that try our souls (to paraphrase Tom Paine). These are times that raise our ire. These are times for action!

I receive lots of emails about the subjects listed above. In recent days I have been inundated with emails from people who believe the U.S. is about to take action against the Chavez administration in Venezuela and that the action will appear as a grass-roots movement initiated in Colombia . Many ask me to speak out against this.

I have no inside information as to whether or not this is true but I do know that Washington was elated at the election of its puppet, Juan Manuel Santos, to the presidency of Colombia, by the agreement to establish seven new U.S. military bases on Colombian soil, and that "wars on drugs" are often supported by the CIA as a way of financing its own "Black Ops" and also as an excuse for donating US military aid to countries that then are required to purchase equipment made by the corporatocracy (this model was perfected by the British during the 1800s Opium Wars and further refined by the CIA in Asia's Golden Triangle).

Many of my Latin American friends are convinced that the rising drug violence in Mexico is a response to the success of the Colombia drug wars - that it reflects the corporatocracy's determination to take greater control over Mexico, and through it, Central America, and that it is manipulated by the CIA. I can not verify the validity of this theory but it would be not inconsistent with things I experienced as an economic hit man. The fact that so many people are so deeply suspicious of Washington's motives sends a strong signal.

More:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-perkins/reject-us-corporatocracy_b_673844.html

[G_j]

1. recommended

thanks for posting

[flyarm]

2. K&R wtf did the CIA need Bush for???????

[Hydra]

3. Bush was a hat rack

None of the people you see, with the possible exception of Cheney and Kissinger, have anything to do with the policies and planning. They just have to sell it to us.

[dixiegrrrrl]

4. Kick.

[femrap]

5. thank you

John for keeping us informed.