[lit-ideas] Re: The US Army in mutiny?

  • From: "Andy Amago" <aamago@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sat, 15 Apr 2006 19:23:56 -0400

Eric, we (including you) are so irrelevant to these people that it can't be
described.  If they cared about keeping you safe, they wouldn't have
invaded Iraq and wouldn't even be considering invading Iran.  This country
is an afterthought.  You saw it yourself in the Forbes quotes.  The ADM
thing I posted sounds like a conspiracy, but ultimately it's like Donald
Trump's tag line for The Apprentice: It's nothing personal.  It's just
business.  They're just doing business at the top of the world.  The U.S.
as a nation exists for the corporations and that's all.  



> [Original Message]
> From: Eric Yost <eyost1132@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: 4/15/2006 4:16:52 PM
> Subject: [lit-ideas] Re: The US Army in mutiny?
>
>  >>>from the earliest days of Rumsfeld?s 
> Secretariat, we heard that the old timers hated 
> him, wanted to continue doing things the way they 
> had always done them, and hated his changes.  Now 
> some of these that have all along hated him, such 
> as Zinni, are making their hatred more public.  I 
> say more public because anyone interested was 
> aware of this hatred.
>
> I tried to show this earlier in describing how 
> Rumsfeld kept trying to stop the Crusader Mobile 
> Howitzer program, how Congress kept re-authorizing 
> it as small print in legislation, until Rumsfeld 
> finally had his way and officially killed it.
>
> That Rumsfeld is so unpopular with the old boys of 
> the military-industrial complex shows that he is 
> stepping on a lot of cash cows and inherited 
> traditions. For this reason alone I give him a 
> pass for the time being. I mean, we're talking 
> about many tens of billions of dollars. For all 
> anyone knows, an unfavorable opinion of Rumsfeld 
> is what certain vengeful lobbyists hope to install 
> in the public...get Rummy out, put a new guy in, 
> and bring the Crusader Mobile Howitzer back to 
> costly life.
>
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