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Washington's Belligerence Can Produce A World Holocaust

• By Paul Craig Roberts PaulCraigRoberts.org

Recently I have been receiving a number of requests for my opinion of the Jewish holocaust. These requests are a puzzle to me as it is a topic unrelated to my commentaries on economics, law, current foreign affairs, and a looming showdown between Washington and Russia in Syria. I don't know whether to be flattered that readers think that I know everything about everything, or whether these requests are efforts to set me up as a "Holocaust Denier," a charge that can be used to discredit and close down my website.

The holocaust that I am interested in is the one that Washington's aggression against Russia, aggression aided by Europe, is preparing for our future. This would not be a holocaust of a few million people but of a few billion and perhaps the entirety of planet Earth. I haven't the time or energy to investigate the holocaust associated with the Second World War, but Ron Unz, a remarkable person and a Jew, whose website you should daily visit has, as an objective outsider, had a good look, and you can read it here.

He has also posted this early work on the subject.

I am focused on trying to make people aware that Washington's belligerence toward Russia is driving the world to nuclear war, and that Washington has used various false flag events, dating from September 11, 2001, to destroy the US Constitution and to accumulate all power over the American people in the executive branch. 

This task exhausts my time and my energy. I cannot take on more controversies. As I have said in my defense of Noam Chomsky, who many denounce for not disputing the 9/11 official story, no person who has taken on so many controversial issues as Chomsky can afford to take on yet another.

Those of us who try to tell you the truth are not all-seeing gods. We are flesh and blood and are limited by the number of subjects in which we have the competence or something approaching competence.

In his ability to process, assimilate, and analyze information, Ron Unz is about as close to a god as a human can get.


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