βThe general public is familiar, if at all, only with the Armenian genocide, which occurred in 1915-1916,β he points out. βIn the new study we argue, and show, that that massacre was not a one-off event but part of a deeper and broader sequence of events, which went on for three decades, with the aim of eliminating the Christian minority in Turkey,β Morris says, adding, βThree Turkish regimes were involved, from the Ottoman Empire to Ataturkβs republic.β The result was appalling: At the start of the brutality, Christians constituted 20 percent of the population of the Turkish space; at its end, just 2 percent.Not particularly surprising when you consider the outcome of the Disastrous Greek attempt at a reconquista of Pontus and Thrace.
Iβd argue that under Trump, the national security establishment not only hasnβt missed a beat but indeed has gained dangerous strength. Now it is ever more autonomous and practically impervious to criticism. Iβd also argue, ever so gingerly, that NBC has become somewhat lost in its own verve, proxies of boring moderation and conventional wisdom, defender of the government against Trump, cheerleader for open and subtle threat mongering, in love with procedure and protocol over all else (including results). I accept that thereβs a lot to report here, but Iβm more worried about how much we are missing. Hence my desire to take a step back and think why so little changes with regard to Americaβs wars.Also:
Iβm happy to go back to writing and commentary. This winter, Iβm proud to say that Iβve put the finishing touches on a 9/11 conspiracy novel that Iβve been toiling on for over a decade.SHUT UP CONSPIRACY THEORIST!!!1
This way, according to Prince, private contractors could fill the void while allowing Trump to stand behind his repeat promises to end "forever wars".Via Kabuki? LOL