Wednesday, April 12, 2006

Terrorists and Anti-Terrorist Warfare

This blog has been set up to discuss all aspects of the war against terrorism. We (at QuikManeuvers.com) understand that the war, now being fought in Iraq and Afghanistan, may in the near future be fought on the streets of America. It is certain that widespread subversive warfare, including the construction of terrorist infrastructures is currently being affected within the US. Such activities are being carried out by millions of Muslim infiltrators allied with American traitors.

Betrayal is not new in America. Now, we are being forced to observe an almost verbatim re-enactment of the betrayals that cost America the Vietnam War. Since the Left is both dogmatic and unable to come up with new ideas, they have fallen back on their successful methods employed to defeat America during the Vietnam War era.

“In 1973, Professor Antony C. Sutton's meticulously researched and documented study, National Suicide: Military Aid to the Soviet Union, proved that American traitors had assured that the Soviet Union's bid for world dominance was supported covertly by American taxpayer funds. Sutton stated: "When all the rhetoric about "peaceful trade" is boiled out, it comes down to a single inescapable fact - the guns, the ammunition, the weapons, the transportation systems that killed Americans in Vietnam came from the American-subsidized economy of the Soviet Union. The trucks that carried these weapons down the Ho Chi Minh trail came from American-built plants. The ships that carried the supplies to Sihanoukville and Haiphong came from NATO allies and used propulsion systems that our State Department could have kept out of Soviet hands....
Whichever way we cut the cake, there is only one logical and inescapable conclusion: The technical capability to wage the Korean and Vietnamese wars originated on both sides in Western, mainly American, technology, and the political illusion of "peaceful trade" was the carrier for this war-making technology.”

(excerpt from QuikManeuvers' American Vietnam War Traitors)

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