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More explanations of how now everything is much, much worse in Afghanistan

Lake Effect takes on James Ridgeway’s article in the Voice. Ridgeway’s lurid fantasies come from no known war plan, only nightmare scenarios meant to justify his own vision of a…

Lake Effect takes on James Ridgeway’s article in the Voice.

Ridgeway’s lurid fantasies come from no known war plan, only nightmare scenarios meant to justify his own vision of a belligerent West continually “antagonizing” the Muslims into “jihad attacks from all over”. Here, again, is the curious framing device the Z-maggers use where the US is an actor, and all other parties are victims/reactors. Is it just possible that, antagonism or no, we would still be facing jihad attacks? Of course not, because they are purely a result of our decisions and actions. Only the US is an independent actor. It’s a strange, twisted worldview that I find almost Nietzschean in its assumptions about the US as a persona with free will, and all other actual nations and people in the world having no free will but only reactions to US choices.

Good stuff.

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