I hate you, now wait until I find a reason

I can not think in those lofty venues to understand why America wants to destabilize another country. I say America due to the fact I have never heard of another country such as France, Russia or England trying to de-stabilize another country. I do not understand the point. I do not understand the gratification and as I said, I am not privy to the mentality of people who do such things. They have to have egos bigger than or at least comparable to the Great Pyramid of Giza.

However, there is one thing I do know and understand and that is the “one or two issue” lynch pins used to de-stabilize a country. The lynch pins are not particularly sophisticated but rather just so neutral that any ingredient you want can be added to it while the basic structure remains the same i.e., making a cake whether chocolate, angle food or coconut.

It appears to be a skill that has to be either a gift from the gods or the results of many years of meaningful apprenticeship. In my opinion, it’s been tried here in America several times and most recently: The first time the lynch pins were “He’s a Muslin!” and “He was not born in the U.S.” This was of course in reference to Pres. Obama. Now we have the additional lynch pins, “I hope he fails” repeated by Rush Limbaugh and “We are not safe!” widely broadcasted by our former Vice President Dick Cheney. All four statements, lynch pins if you will, designed to destabilize America a la Iran.

Now to the issue of destabilizing Iran. To my knowledge most people here in America were bombarded and re-acted to two phrases regarding Iran: Pres. Ahmandinejad said “Israel should be wiped off the face of the earth” and “He does not believe in the Holocaust”. That’s it! I never heard anything about his religion, papers he has written, his political party affiliation or even if he has the army on his side or not.

Just the two statements mentioned above and with those two statements Americans are fanning the flames in Iran possibly responsible for seven deaths to date and want Pres. Obama to also fan the flames by raising his hands to say, “Stop!” when the leader of the opposition himself, Mis Hussein Moussavi, is not doing so. These are strange thinking processes. They are not even childish. I don‘t know what kind of thinking it is but by the same token I can not deny the results they create. Could it really be “Amuse me! Kill, kill, kill, I wanna see murders and lots of blood!!?”

To have a country destabilized and people killed for two things you do not like what its President said just boggles my mind. I repeat myself once again, the people doing it must get a bang out of doing so but I can’t see it. I need more reasons than what they state to hate somebody. When I found out people can be evil during the recent Republican administration, it was when I developed a capacity to hate. I didn’t go looking for it. Color me thoroughly confused.
As always,
BB
Are You Ready for War with a Demonized Iran?

Excerpt:
The U.S. media’s demonization of Ahmadinejad itself demonstrates American ignorance. The President of Iran is not the ruler. He is not the commander-in-chief of the armed forces. He cannot set policies outside the boundaries set by Iran’s rulers, the ayatollahs who are not willing for the Iranian Revolution to be overturned by American money in some color-coded “revolution.”

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Iranians have a bitter experience with the United States government. Their first democratic election, after emerging from occupied and colonized status in the 1950s, was overturned by the U.S. government. The U.S. government installed in place of the elected candidate a dictator who tortured and murdered dissidents who thought Iran should be an independent country and not ruled by an American puppet.
http://counterpunch.com/roberts06162009.html