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the end of war used to be the cause of joy and celebration, but in the beshekeled and benighted vas*al states straining under the harsh yoke of khazar rule it's the worst fu*king disaster in the world. to (((what))) is really going on here - from someone who really knows better! - and what walt calls the 'wrong way', is, let's face it, the only possible way given what would have happened had trump provided any kind of warning to the (((warmongers))). > general mattis does indeed hold views that were shaped by four > decades of experience, but most of it was bad and produced wrong > conclusions about america’s place in the world. the cold war was > essentially a bi-polar conflict pitting two adversaries that had the > ability to destroy all life on the planet. it generated a manichean > viewpoint on good vs. evil that did not reflect reality which was > succeeded by a global war on terror declared by washington that also > exploited the good and evil paradigm. mattis was a product of that > kind of thinking, which was also fueled by the concept of american > exceptionalism, which saw the united states as the proper promoter > and enforcer of universal values. > there is, of course, another viewpoint, which is that american > blundering and use of force as a first option has, in fact, created > the current dystopia. the united states is not currently venerated > as a force for good, quite the opposite. opinion polls suggest that > washington is overwhelmingly viewed negatively worldwide and it is > perceived as being the nation most likely to start wars. that is not > exactly what the nation’s founders envisioned back in 1783.. > trump is right about leaving syria where nothing beyond prolonging > the bloody conflict is being accomplished. mattis is wrong about.