April 2011 - Centre for Civil Society - University of KwaZulu-Natal

plans to employ a total of 16,000 people, doubling its staff, within the
next two years. The only antidote to these policies is unity and I hope that
the residents of these countries are able to unite and resist in a much
more effective way than have "antiwar" "liberal" communities inside the
United States. Of course, some individuals stand out and are leading the
resistance now and I can only hope that their voices are heard and
multiplied among the masses, both here and around the world.
I do believe that Henry Kissinger was onto something when he marveled at
the tremendous good will that this President has around the world and I do
believe that Henry Kissinger, among others, sought to use that good will
for their own purposes. After all, when you buy a President, like a slave,
he becomes yours. It is clear now, that the people of the United States did
not buy this President and so they do not own him. There are clear winners
from the policies currently being pursued, but they are not the people.
“The President's policies are dismantling and dismembering Pakistan
and Afghanistan as we watch.”
Speaking of Henry Kissinger, let me just say this about him and his
minions: When I was in the Congress, I received a phone call from Alassane
Ouattara from aboard Henry Kissinger's yacht. I had received many such
calls from people wanting to benefit from my good reputation within the
human rights and peace community in the United States and they wanted
me to sell their particular potion of iniquity to people inside the United
States and to the world. Usually, these people were the kind of people
accustomed to buying the consciences of public persons, so my "no"
resounded rather sharply to them, and I earned yet another set of
crosshairs on my forehead, I guess.
Alassane Ouattara and his Zionist wife, Dominique, were seeking my
assistance--or maybe my silence--in his effort to become President of Ivory
Coast. I applaud Laurent Gbagbo in his efforts to stave off imperialism in
Ivory Coast, one of the few African countries that has not one iota of a
relationship with the U.S. military. However, Democracy Now, FOX, CNN,
AP, Reuters, and all the rest didn't tell you that when they ran their many
stories about Ivory Coast. While the world will celebrate "democracy"
arriving in Ivory Coast once Gbagbo is gone, the exact opposite will
actually be the case. Handing Ivory Coast over to Henry Kissinger and his
ilk is the policy of the Obama Administration. I guess, President Obama is
proving his worth: perhaps no one could have done it better.
But it doesn't stop there. Look at what President Obama's policies are in
Haiti! When the devastating earthquake struck there, only the fifth in the
entire history of that country, President Obama sent in the drones when
the people needed food, shelter, and medical relief! How is that any
different from George W. Bush and Michael Chertoff who sent men with
guns into New Orleans, military and mercenaries, after Hurricane Katrina
when the people really needed food? Now, because of President Obama's
policies and his complete prostration before the Vicars of the Imperium-that
is, the Clinton Family--who call the shots on the future of the Haitian
people, Haiti can only see more struggle against domination in its future.
Hillary Clinton went to Haiti to snatch self-determination from the Haitian
people in the victory of Jude Celestin and to instead select a musician
buffoon who once mooned his audience in a concert for Haiti's Presidency,
all with the smack of legitimacy granted when one can successfully
threaten the Election Commission with revocation of visas to the U.S. and
control the Organization of American States and the United Nations that
has troops of occupation there.
“Haiti can only see more struggle against domination in its future.”