Libya. Here we go again (to war).

Of the number of trendy revolutionary 'uprisings' that began in the middle east last month, it seems that only 2 have been of interest to the US government.  Why, pray tell, do you think this is?  As any real estate broker or savvy businessperson would say..."Location, location baby, location".



First off - Egypt.  The Egyptian revolution was not so much about establishing 'democracy' there, but rather a mass of unemployed/underemployed debt slaves that had their fill of the growing and persistent income inequality.

Yet day in and day out we heard about Egypt and so little about the other 'revolutions' going on in neighboring countries.

And the target of the day now is Libya, Egypt's neighbor.

The globalist foreign policy think tanks were abuzz (and probably drooling) this week, pleading Obama to get into the mix in Libya.
One such organization, The Foreign Policy Initiative, spun it as a humanitarian mission (of course) when they wrote "...the United States and its allies should stand with the men, women and children of Libya who seek a future of peace and dignity."

Hmm....Would that be the same "peace and dignity" currently prevailing in Afghanistan and Iraq?

Admittedly, US Officials haven't produced evidence that Qaddafi has been "attacking civilians".  US Department of Defense's Robert Gates and Admiral Mullen in fact, both confirming "We’ve seen no confirmation whatsoever."

An important to note to ponder, that received very little attention: Egypt's military (now no longer under Mubarak control) has begun shipping arms to Libyan rebels with Washington's knowledge.

Is it me or is it deja vu?  Doesn't this eerily seem to be another compilation of, well, I'll call them 'excuses"...to justify and instigate war in yet another country that is advantageously close in proximity to Iran?

It seems that the Globalists are using a regional strategy to destabilize and take over key target nations in the Middle East - one at a time. As each nation falls, the long journey leading toward World Government gets that much shorter.