An Exopolitical Perspective on the Preemptive War against Iraq

Exopolitics ^ | 02/03/03 | Dr Michael E. Salla

[KevinDavis]

Abstract

Most, if not all, criticisms of the Bush administration's motivation for launching a preemptive war on Iraq focus on a combination of the imperial world views of conservative politicians in power in Washington, D.C., and the corporate interests that drive the political agenda of the Bush administration. This study will provide a radically different political analysis of the Bush administration's motivation for going war, and of the explanations offered by his critics. This study provides an exopolitical analysis of the policy dimensions of an historic extraterrestrial presence that is pertinent to Iraq and a US led preemptive attack. It will be argued that competing clandestine government organizations are struggling through proxy means to take control of ancient extraterrestrial (ET) technology that exists in Iraq, in order to prepare for an impending series of events corresponding to the 'prophesied return' of an advanced race of ETs. The Columbia Space Shuttle may well have been a high profile victim of such a proxy war intended to send a message to US based clandestine organizations over the preemptive war against Iraq.

In conducting this analysis, this study examines the available evidence of an historical ET presence in Iraq, and then applies this evidence to better understand the contemporary political situation in Iraq. The study will then analyze the motivations of the main political actors in the prospective US led preemptive war against Iraq. The study concludes by making some policy recommendations concerning how to respond to the legacy of an ET presence in Iraq and its contemporary political relevance.

[KevinDavis]

Makes you want to go hmmmm.... /s

[KevinDavis]

UFO Ping! Let me know if you want on or off this list!

[MEG33]

Good Grief..LOL!

[Logical me]

Holy Pasture Patties, here they come!!!!! Earth to ET.........................What do you mean the satellite went out of orbit and hit you? Really? WMD???????? ET to Earth, we took them back.

[Young Werther]

Now that it is out in the open, I can come clean. Cindy Sheehan is a duplicitious dupe whose only role is to divert attention from the Exopolitics involved.

I purchased the DVD set which contained all the episodes of Navy Log. Bush the elder was rescued after being shot down in the Pacific and I scanned the home movie made of this event into my computer. Enhancing the video file proved without a doubt that... well it was there for anyone to see. His guardian disk!

There has been much hype about Wubya's trip to Mongolia but nobody mentioned the side trip to Tungusta!!!

[CommandoFrank]

"Nanoo Nanoo"

[dennisw]

I've read this article before. The city between the two rivers (Babylon-Baghdad) is a major energy vortex. If you buy into Zachariah Stitchin then much of his ET Elohim activity went on nearby. Where the genetic manipulation, gene splicing went on to create modern man

Baalbek Lebanon
Even more puzzling is the largest cut-stone known to exist anywhere which is found in the quarry within sight of the Acropolis, about half a mile away. This quarry was presumably the origin of the massive stones in place in the Acropolis. This stone is 68ft. long and roughly 14 ft. square. Its enormity can be judged by noticing the small figure of a man sitting on its top with his friend just below and slightly to the right.

The challenge is clear. Who and what can move any of these stones today and more importantly how were they moved in the first place?

[Dark Skies]

Annunaki...those who from heaven to Earth came...

There is plenty of biblical support for the fact that the Annunaki are the "fallen ones" instead of ET's.

I have never encountered an ET or an interdimensional creature so don't know if they exist or not. But the stories reported do not cast these so-called "ET's" in a favorable light. They essentially abduct people against their will and perform sexual and genetic experiments without showing any concern for the emotional damage they are inflicting.

Even Whitley Streiber said that his first impression of ET was that he was in the "presence of real and powerful evil." Eventually, of course, he began to exhibit symptoms of the "Stockholm Sydrome" regarding his little buddies.

All this said, I repeat, I have no reason to believe or disbelieve any of this stuff.

[USNBandit]

Why do they keep calling this a preemptive war? Iraq invaded Kuwait, Iraq got pummeled and signed a cease-fire agreement, Iraq violated that cease-fire agreement almost daily for 12 years, Iraq got pummeled again.

[Publius6961]

Damn. First I run out of wax paper, then out of tinfoil...

Woe is me!

[Semper Paratus]

I had no idea the "New American Century" was a front for real aliens?!

[Jim Noble]

Saddam doesn't look at all like a Grey.

Maybe he's one of the others.

[Publius6961]

Personally, I think preemptive wars are a good thing.
Doesn't bother me a bit if it's called that.

I am positive that history misses a few preemptive war that never happened, and I would suggest no actual preemptive wars by western powers have been seen as wrong. Certainly not this one.

[Frank_Discussion]

I've had dialog with Dr. Salla on the UFO Updates mailing list, and he's a pretty nice guy, and not a stupid fella. That said, his exopolitics views require him to bend so far over backwards he threatens to fall a$$ over teakettle.

Caveat Emptor, folks.

[Publius6961]

There has been much hype about Wubya's trip to Mongolia but nobody mentioned the side trip to Tungusta!!!

What or where is Tungusta?
Perhaps you mean Tunguska?

[Sam Cree]

Cool pictures.

[USNBandit]

It's like saying it was a surprise attack with a 12 year warning.

[Publius6961]

While many disagree over the plausibility of the available evidence and take various positions either for or against the existence of an ET presence and government non-disclosure of this presence, exopolitics is based on the premise that such debate ought not preclude discussion of the implications of such a presence among policy makers and the general public.

I found this multipurpose disclaimer psychologically fascinating. Does it sound familiar?

It could be applied seamlessly to WMDs in Iraq, the Bush National Guard forgeries or "Global Warming".

This simply illustrates the connection between education and common sense intelligence. Many are educated way beyond their intelligence and this is the result: Moonbat Sophistry.
Of course, it's possible that some of these whack jobs sincerely believe their insane ramblings, and that's harmless enough.
When those ramblings begin seriously to be accepted as the basis for public policy, that's the time to say "Hmmmmmmmm, no", and go on about our lives among the normal.

[Young Werther]

Sorry! got my turds wisted.

(actually all Exopolitical Speak must be in code!!!!)

[SunkenCiv]

Makes me want to go "puuuuuke". ;')