Black People : US "discovers" $1 trillion worth of minerals in Afghanistan

[Corvo]

You beat me to It.

The U.S. of A knew about this mineral wealth before 911. The U.S military is the force behind the wealthy banks who are playing monopoly on a gobble scale. This is the game at the top. The other part to this is to put a pipe line down from northern Afghanistan ( for Tajikistan-Kyrgyzstan's oil) toward the Arabian/Indian ocean and perhaps India Via Pakistan. And Ideally; take Iran and pipe it’s oil along with Iraq’s to the Mediterranean sea, via Israel by way of a huge pipe-line.... This is only about money and power for them, and in the process they get to depopulate the earth of more brown and black people.

 

[Amnat77]

This is akin to when Columbus ''DISCOVERED'' American...

from the article:

Medlin said the U.S. is making every effort to quickly help the Afghans with the necessary tools they need to facilitate commercial development of the mines.

I do not foresee this ending well. The afghans only hope is the appearance of a sink hole enveloping the US 'scientists' and the loathsome taliban

I guess they have finally found their ''weapons of mass destruction''

 

[wetac0s]

Don't know exactly what can be funny about recruiting Black children in hgh school, and sending their school records and social security numbers to the pentagon;

to send them to get involved with the same system of imperialism,
hads on that enslaved their ancestors

Obviously recruiting kids is not funny. But the video itself shed's a satirical light on what is actually happening. The fact that they showed the US already having this information in 2007 and stating the obvious, "America wants these resources" can be respected. I also find it funny when he makes fun of Fox newscasters.

 

[Ankhur]

Obama Backs Down from July 2011 Drawdown in Afghanistan
President Obama has admitted that US troops could remain in Afghanistan in significant numbers long after July 2011, the drawdown date Obama set just six months ago.

President Obama: "We did not say that, starting July 2011, suddenly there would be no troops from the United States or allied countries in Afghanistan. We didn’t say we’d be switching off the lights and closing the door behind us. What we said is we’d begin a transition phase in which the Afghan government is taking on more and more responsibility."

President Obama made the comment while defending his decision to fire Afghan war commander Gen. Stanley McChrystal and replace him with Gen. David Petraeus, the architect of the so-called surge in Iraq. Despite the personnel change, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Thursday the US Afghan war strategy is still on track.

Defense Secretary Robert Gates: "No one, be they adversaries or friends or especially our troops, should misinterpret these personnel changes as a slackening of this government’s commitment to the mission in Afghanistan. We remain committed to that mission and to the comprehensive civil military strategy ordered by the President to achieve our goals there."

http://www.democracynow.org/2010/6/25/headlines#1