By Gordon Duff, Senior Editor on January 18, 2016
An American Marine combat veteran has provided his own
analysis of why US military leaders are frequently perceived as “mental
cripples, delusional, paranoid and morally repugnant” and why the US military
simply cannot be trusted by either the US president, its Commander-in-Chief, or
by the American people.
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Gordon Duff, a Marine combat veteran of the
Vietnam War and a senior editor and chairman of the board
of Veterans Today, has recently been very critical of the US military
and its top commanders.The reason for his frustration is the incompetence
and the either intentional or deliberate delusion of the country’s top
military commanders.
For a better understanding of what is going
on in the US military, Duff recalled his personal military experience
while serving in Vietnam.
“I served in the US military in Vietnam,
in a Marine special operations unit. There was a general consensus that
America was clearly on the wrong side in Vietnam,” he recalls
in his article for the New Eastern Outlook website.
“The South Vietnamese government [closely supported
by its principle ally, the US] was brutal, corrupt and illegal based
on the Paris peace accords of 1954 and everyone knew it,” he says.
Let’s wind the clock forward to Reagan’s
first year in office, the author suggests.“I was at a meeting
in Miami between former members of the Garde Nationale, the Nazi
death squads of the Somoza regime in Nicaragua and the US Army’s
advisory group operating in Honduras.”
The US “backed” contras fighting in Nicaragua
were actually 100% paid mercenaries, much like ISIS (Daesh), trained,
armed and led by Americans, he recalls.
“I sat with maps in front of me showing
infiltration routes into Nicaragua while our “Garde” friends passed
on lists of those to be killed, all communists they said,
“infrastructure” and “cadres.”
“The lists included teachers, nurses and, in more
than one instance, personal grudges. The Americans in the
room were lapping it up.”
The author explains that Americans who fought those
wars did so “knowing it was wrong and, at least those who were not
brain dead, did so in hopes that the Cold War would end and there would be
no more useless bloodbaths such as Vietnam, one that killed off a
generation of Americans.”
However, even though the Cold War ended the world is
still on its way towards destabilization, conflicts and widespread
poverty, while the US keeps looking for false pretexts for its
invasions.
“The wars continued, each more corrupt, more vacuous
than the next until the United States eventually became so
discredited that no sane person could see America as anything other
than the inheritor of the Soviet mantle in the struggle
for not just world domination but enslavement of mankind.”
“We know now that the American invasion of Iraq
was based on intelligence so phony that any child could have figured it
out,” he says.
“However, those who spoke out at the Pentagon
were fired, all of them, and replaced by “true believers,” and
by that we mean corrupt, insane and ambitious.”
Another example cited by Duff is “Pentagon’s hoax
story of sarin gas attack by the Damascus government.”
“Later proven to have been staged by Turkish
intelligence aided by the CIA, gas produced at an American facility
in Tbilisi, Georgia, the lie lived and the truth never got through.”
“If you stop someone in the Pentagon and ask them
when Russia invaded the Ukraine and how many tank divisions are there, waiting
to attack Western Europe, they will have an answer. That answer won’t be;
“Are you friggin’ nuts.” They will take out their phones and show you
photos of the Russian tanks, photos long proven to have been a decade
old, long exposed as a hoax.”
The author suggests that those advocating the chaos
were from “secret societies and organized crime” and not the Soviet Union,
something that President Kennedy rightfully pointed out long ago prior
to being murdered.
“Do this, ask someone in the American military
how many angels can dance on the head of a pin. Do it, please. Then
you will understand how much I have understated here,” he urges.
All the above are very profound reasons why not
to trust the very capable US military, the author finally concludes.
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