Washington Has
Resurrected The Threat Of Nuclear War
Foreign Affairs is the publication of
the elitist Council on Foreign Relations, a collection of former and current
government officials, academics, and corporate and financial executives who
regard themselves as the custodian and formulator of US foreign policy. The
publication of the council carries the heavy weight of authority. One doesn't
expect to find humor in it, but I found myself roaring with laughter while
reading an article in the February 5 online issue by Alexander J. Motyl,
"Goodbye, Putin: Why the President's Days Are Numbered."
I assumed I was reading a clever parody of
Washington's anti-Putin propaganda. Absurd statement followed absurd statement.
It was better than Colbert. I couldn't stop laughing.
To my dismay I discovered that the absolute gibberish
wasn't a parody of Washington's propaganda.
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