In spite of major advances in life and the appearance of dozens of
children oriented cable channels, the traditional and class
A boy injured in a bomb attack said to have
been against militiamen
hunting al-Qaeda in Baghdad, July 18. The
horror in the country has
been going on so long, some Iraqis have begun
to feel like part of a
research project of elite U.S. think tanks.
Sotal Iraq, Iraq
U.S. Treats Iraqis
Like 'Well-Trained Lab Mice'!
"Because Iraq has been
transformed into a unique American laboratory, its people are like mice
fighting one another for survival or to escape slow extinction. … All of this
will provide great material for strategic studies at the institutes of Henry
Kissinger and Zbigniew Brzezinski."
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger: Will he and his colleagues who populate America's think tanks and consultancies be the big winners of the Iraq War?
As the saying goes, "One
man's misfortune is another man's blessing.” Judging from the repeated calamities
of Iraqi life, with its violence, bloodshed, organized devastation and the
impact that Iraq's reckless politicians are having on the people by practicing authoritarian
“democracy,” the great American centers for strategic studies will certainly be blessed.
Out of these calamities, disasters, and horrific atrocities, they are gleaning
information of untold value to benefit themselves politically, potentially for
use against people in other places whenever America's strategic, security,
political or economic interests call for new horrors and catastrophes.
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There's no doubt that Iraq
and its people have suffered terribly, their country transformed into an active
and effective laboratory. Strange and fantastic events beyond the imagination
occur every day in Iraq. These include organized killings, untold physical
damage and destruction, a growing scarcity of public services and bottlenecks
in their delivery, mockery by powerful politicians (though political mafia
gangs) regarding the most basic humanitarian and national values and
commitments, as well as a complete disregard for institutional responsibility.
Iraqi leaders have turned their backs on a suffering population, allowing the
unending expansion of chaos and destruction until it has spun completely out of control into something bigger than Iraq itself.
All of this will provide
great material for strategic studies at the institutes of Henry Kissinger and Zbigniew
Brzezinski,
which will gain new and unconventional political expertise from
the horrors of Iraq and the dark, surreal bleakness it has endured for the
last seven years.
Because Iraq has been transformed into a unique American laboratory, its people are like mice fighting one another for survival or to escape slow extinction. They compete, agitated
and disturbed, as if they were aboard a ship listing and about to sink. There seems
no hope for a near- or long-term breakthrough because of the dominance of
criminal gangs and quasi-politicians. Meanwhile, the American administration also
observes Iraqi suffering with no apparent urgency to intervene and put an end
to the contempt of Iraq's political mafia gang leaders and the organized
destruction of Iraq materially, morally, spiritually and culturally.
And the pain still seems to
have a long way to go, since a majority of Iraqis, despite some impatience,
discontent and loud protest, continue to suffer the catastrophe that has
befallen them with patience, like mice bred in laboratories especially for this
purpose! So there's no need for a rapid intervention to put an end to the recklessness
of these politicized criminal gangs wreaking a havoc and destruction unseen
anywhere else in the world!
Truly: it's as if Iraq has become
an effective laboratory, as if its people have become domesticated mice for an
experiment, after being injected with heavy doses of religious and sectarian serum
that turns rational thinking into ignorance, compelling them to accustom
themselves to living in primitive caves under the conditions that have been
imposed on them.