Americans Are Criminally Insane

Source: The Unz Review

BY LARRY ROMANOFF • AUGUST 18, 2022 • 387 COMMENTS

I have in the past been accused of being 'anti-American' and, while that was perhaps true, those sentiments were directed primarily to the US government and its agencies and not the people of the nation, on the grounds that, democracy notwithstanding, the people were not responsible for the atrocities of the psychopathic criminal enterprise acting as their government.

My stance has changed. Just as leaves cannot turn color and roots cannot wither without the silent knowledge of the whole tree, no government can commit centuries of unremitting wars and atrocities against other peoples and nations without the knowledge and approval of the great majority of its population. Nor can it do so without the cooperation of its corporations, its civilian infrastructure, and its educational institutions.

And, since the US government, military and CIA are almost 100% controlled by, and functioning as lieutenants and enforcers for, the Khazarian Jewish mafia resident in the City of London, my observations apply equally to both parties. Still, these are startling accusations, so let's examine the substantiation. We can begin with:

American Political & Military Leaders

An article by Jim Kouri cited an FBI study[1] which stated:

"… character traits exhibited by serial killers or criminals may be observed in many within the political arena. They share the traits of psychopaths who are not sensitive to altruistic appeals, such as sympathy for their victims or remorse or guilt over their crimes. Is it any wonder that America is failing at home and world-wide?"

American Presidents, Vice-Presidents, Secretaries of State, Defense Secretaries, White House staff, and many Senators and Congressmen display many or most of the traits of criminal psychopaths and mass murderers. Evidence of US government atrocities is not difficult to find. The government of the United States of America has always been a criminal enterprise,[2] ruled most often by thugs and genocidal psychopathic killers. I doubt there is much dispute in the world today about the intrinsic evil that seems to permeate the US government and the Khazarian Jewish Deep State that controls it, nor about the insane criminality inherent in most of its foreign policies.

American presidents as a class constitute some of the most shameless myths of US history, always presented in glowing terms of wisdom, humanity and greatness when they were mostly racist genocidal thugs, engaged from the earliest days of the Republic in a never-ending series of genocide. For many years, killing native Indians was one of the best-paying jobs in America. It was the great George Washington who instructed his troops to skin the bodies of natives "from the hips downward to make boot tops or leggings", and Theodore Roosevelt, the Nobel Peace Prize winner, claiming the lives of aboriginal natives were “as meaningless, squalid, and ferocious as the wild beasts", and that the extermination of them and the theft of their land "was ultimately beneficial as it was inevitable". The landing of Christopher Columbus (Cristóbal Colón) in the New World set in motion a program of genocide that covered all the Americas, exterminating countless millions including the entire Maya, Inca and Aztec civilisations, as well as the Carib Indians and 98% of American aboriginal peoples. And all done with the full approval and participation of American political leaders.

The deliberate sacrifice of American lives has always been part of the US war agenda. President McKinley ordered the explosion of the USS Maine in Havana Harbor, killing about 400 American sailors, as an excuse to begin a war with Spain, as Woodrow Wilson ordered the Lusitania sacrificed, along with more than 1,000 lives, as an excuse to enter the European war. Also, now beyond dispute is that Franklin Roosevelt knew the location of the Japanese fleet and the expected time of the attack on Pearl Harbor, engineered by the White House as an excuse to enter the European war, sacrificing thousands of American lives by not informing Pearl Harbor. It is now proven the US, under Richard Nixon's watch abandoned hundreds of POWs in Vietnam whose release was conditional on the payment of $2 billion or $3 billion in reparations the Americans had no intention of honoring. You can read Ron Unz' documented articles on this subject.[3]

Wars of aggression are one of the defining characteristics of the United States of America, the country having been at war for about 235 of its 245 years as a nation. Extreme diplomatic and economic interference run a close second. During the past 200 years, there remain only three insignificant nations that the US has not invaded, destroyed, sanctioned, bankrupted, interfered grotesquely with in elections, launched massive terrorist or biological attacks against, or otherwise brutalised.

A Few Selected Quotes

"I want to be the bully on the block. There is no future [for other countries] in trying to challenge the armed forces of the United States." (General Colin Powell – US Secretary of State, in testimony to Congress)

"[America] is most fully a nation, most intensely alive as an entity, when it wages war against other nations. Even in peacetime it is the memory of past wars and the menace of future wars that keep the idea of the nation alive in America. War and the cult of the nation are virtually one and the same." (Walter Karp)

"War allows us to rise above our small stations in life. We find nobility in a cause and feelings of selflessness and even bliss. And at a time of soaring deficits and financial scandals and the very deterioration of our domestic fabric, war is a fine diversion… War gives us a distorted sense of self; it gives us meaning. War, we have come to believe, is a spectator sport. The military and the press … have turned war into a vast video arcade game. Its very essence- death – is hidden from public view." (Chris Hedges, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for New York Times)

Former US President Jimmy Carter said "We sent Marines into Lebanon, and you only have to go to Lebanon, to Syria or to Jordan to witness first-hand the intense hatred among many people for the United States because we bombed and shelled and unmercifully killed totally innocent villagers – women and children and farmers and housewives – in those villages around Beirut. As a result of that, we became kind of a Satan in the minds of those who are deeply resentful". He also stated the US was the most warlike nation in the history of the world. This is one reason the US has for so long been listed as the most hated nation in the world.

Americans (and others) may be surprised to learn that the US has never installed a democratic government in any country, anywhere, ever. Instead, in more than 50 instances, the US has forcibly overthrown a peaceful and legitimate government[4] and installed a brutal psychopathic killer-dictator.

Assassinations are also one of the defining characteristics of the US. (5) In more than 150 instances the US has killed the Chief of State or leading executives of other nations, including Dag Hammarskjöld when he was the Secretary-General of the UN, in retribution for their resistance to American bullying and plundering. This does not include the failures, notably three attempts at China's Premier Zhou En-lai or the 638 attempts against Fidel Castro. In the past, these 'black ops' were done in intense secrecy and vehemently denied, but today they are done openly and freely admitted as occurred recently with Soleimani in Iran, assassinations now apparently included in the American definition of 'democracy'.

Terrorism is an integral element of America's foreign policy and a fixed characteristic of the US. It isn't much in dispute anywhere that the violent terrorist uprising in Tibet in 2008 was America's gift to China for the Olympics, as was the terrorist attack in Sochi in 2014 the equivalent gift to Russia's Olympics. Nor is it in dispute that the primary terrorist organisations in the world today were formed, financed and trained by the US. But there was much that preceded ISIS and its brethren; The US is famous for its various terrorist "Operations". Operation Northwoods[6] was directed to the invasion and destruction of Cuba and proposed, among many other things, filling an airliner with American college students, shooting it down and blaming Cuba, using that as the excuse for a full military invasion. Operation Gladio[7] was a CIA- directed terrorist scheme in Europe that for decades involved bombings, killings and other means to frighten the European nations into adopting right-wing governments. There were many such.

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