Activity – Joseph P. Farrell – The Giza Forum (Legacy)

Joseph P. Farrell posted an update 4 years, 8 months ago

This whole thing has that “orchestrated theater to get rid of Bidenenko” feel to it…
- June replied 4 years, 8 months ago
  Is it possible all those American troops newly arrived have a reason to be there other than evacuation? James Corbett is also a little uncertain about the agenda.
- HerrSchwab replied 4 years, 8 months ago
  It do have that vibe to it but surely there are easier ways to get rid
  of Xiden , way to big of events going on , now the gold and all that.
  I bet 5cent in the end its about the minerals/pipeline , big geopolitical
  stuff, Taliban and China are surprisingly cuddly whit each other and
  the smell of Israel Rotchilds zionists etc banksters behind the curtains.
  - Ronin replied 4 years, 8 months ago
    On my first deployment to Afghanistan I sat down with our Colonel and asked him what we were doing here.
    Him: “you don’t know”
    Me: “the drugs?”
    Him: “sure that’s part of it, it’s how we’re going to pay for all this. It’s the lithium dude.”
    That is the day my eyes were opened for the first time. Further, way back in 2010-2011 or so is when I first got wind of the Chinese there in a big way, mostly dealing with mining contracts (from what I was told).
    - HerrSchwab replied 4 years, 8 months ago
      
      Yet lithium is not one of the big mineral deposits.
      So why spend 20 years in Afghanistan then suddenly
      dump it all? Despite US control China some 10 years
      ago got a deal with Afghanistan for a large copper mine
      obviously that would not have hapen’d unless US OK’ed it.
      I have previously posted about the Sovjet 60-70ies
      geo surveys and the USGS continuance of that.
      And the pipeline stuff is 20 years old already, what happened
      with the Argentine business conglomerate who got the first
      contract to build it ?
- Foglamp replied 4 years, 8 months ago
  As usual, it’s probably a multi-layered strategy. If I were a betting man, I’d wager that one of the main objectives is to allow The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) to upgrade Afghanistan and Iran from “Observer” status to Full Member of the de-dollarizing bloc.
  Construction of impressive highways and other infrastructure linking the PRC with Iran’s oilfields and The Persian Gulf (via Pakistan, which is already a full SCO member) is already well advanced. Bringing Afghanistan fully into the SCO fold will add new options and greater flexibility to the PRC’s trading links as well as boost the SCO’s efforts to de-dollarize Eurasian trade flows.
  I wonder what deal Biden did with the CCP in return for betraying his own country, Afghanistan and the US’s other allies?
- BlueWren replied 4 years, 8 months ago
  Yes with Obama in the wings.
- Peter replied 4 years, 8 months ago
  Information embargo against the people. Fortunately, it’s easy to SPOT THE LIARS.
- FiatLux replied 4 years, 8 months ago
  Preparing the narrative that the so-called commander in chief can’t be trusted with sole control over the firecrackers? “The international community has witnessed the flagrant irresponsibility of the U.S. gov’t and insists that control over its fireworks be subject to the oversight of the United Nations [or other committee]…”?