It’s “Worth Nuclear War” To Save The Dollar

“Both parties are driven by the neoconservatives (“neocons”) who believe that American hegemony over the world is worth nuclear war to accomplish,” states former Asst. Secretary of Treasury and Reagonics architect Paul Craig Roberts in his latest blog post of Aug. 20.

In his post, titled, Amerika’s Future is Death, the 73-year-old former Washington elite-turned-willful-outcast warns readers of fantastic tales circulating American culture, which are meant to serve as an explanation for the economic and social chaos swirling violently within the U.S., including talk of secret Bilderberg meetings, covert plans for a New World Order, and accusations of a crazy cabal of neocons hellbent on sparking a full-blown WWIII.

The tale continues with an endgame scenario to secure complete U.S. hegemony with an attack upon Iran, completing a decades-long neocon plan to manhandle the freedom genie back into the bottle.

The only problem with such a tale, according to Roberts, is: it’s not a tale at all; it’s all real, very real. But most Americans are still blind or desensitized to reports of various government agencies procuring, in total, 1.4 billion rounds of ammunition; new Army manuals for “Civil Disturbance Operations” (in direct violation of Posse Comitatus); and acquisitions of ‘sound cannons’, full-body armor and laser equipment design to identify and classify human beings “from 164 feet away.”

Just as Hitler slowly and insidiously yanked liberties from German citizens for the good of the Third Reich during the 1930s, the elusive dream of world domination held through a handful of ‘power elites’ entail similar sacrifices of Americans—and the captured U.S. media (which Roberts refers to as “presstitutes”) will serve as the play-by-play moderator of the national dialogue during American decline into a high-tech 21^st century controlled aristocracy of unfit “freaks,” as Trends Research Institutes’ Gerald Celente refers to the loosely defined cabal.

“Americans are told that ‘their’ government cannot afford to help them because of the budget deficit and the burden on our grandchildren,” Roberts explains. “But Americans see the trillions of dollars that are lavished on banksters, on wars, and on Homeland Security. . .

“The spiel will be about our brave troops who are fighting and dying to make the world safe for democracy and women’s rights. Washington will wrap itself in the flag and exhort Americans to ‘support our troops’ in the orchestrated war of the day.”

The Karl Marx-like mastermind of the neocon movement, Leo Strauss (1899-1973), likened the role Americans would eventually play for the neocons at time of the endgame with an analogy found in the story of Gulliver’s Travels.

“When Lilliput was on fire, Gulliver urinated over the city, including the palace,” said Strauss. “In so doing, he saved all of Lilliput from catastrophe, but the Lilliputians were outraged and appalled by such a show of disrespect. . .

“Only a great fool would call the new political science diabolic . . . Nevertheless one may say of it, that it fiddles, while Rome burns. It is excused by two facts: it does not know that it fiddles, and it does not know that Rome burns.”

Essentially, Strauss advocates a neocon strategy of abject and mind-blowing disrespect for the American people during the process of subjugation, while at the same time performing grand theater to ‘morally’ justify sacrificial solutions to problems the freaks crafted all along. The Patriot Act, TSA groping and humiliation tactics, NDAA, referring to Constitutionalists as ‘extremists’, ‘potential domestic terrorist’ and ‘conspiracy theory crazies’, illustrate the Strauss prescription of domesticating freedom lovers to a T.
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