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"I believe that he will attack IRAN sometime prior to the election, because he thinks that's the only way he can get elected, isn't it pathetic?"

A State of Perpetual War

03/18/2010 05:12 am ET | Updated May 25, 2011

In the George Orwell classic 1984, there is a state of perpetual war between the nations of Oceania, Eurasia and Eastasia. The enemy in the conflict is ambiguous [ONTOLOGICAL TERRORISTS], and the battlefield exists in an elusive and distant land. The enemy could be Eurasia one day, and Eastasia the next, but that location is really insignificant.

The mission of perpetual war for these superpowers is to justify psychological and physical control over their populations, to keep their people busy, fearful and hateful towards the enemy. The perpetual war also serves as an excuse for a nation’s failings and shortcomings. The economy, the labor force and industry are all centered around war rather than social goods. People live a miserable existence with poverty and no hope of improving their standard of living. *

Rand Paul says, "you would have to be BRAIN DEAD to believe that, (1) we tear up the agreement, (2) we put an embargo on you and (3) we kill your major general, and they're gonna just crawl back to the table and say "what do you want, America?"

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