I know which country the U.S. will invade next.

[Path-Finder]

https://twitter.com/x/status/991811384014004230

I think I’m noticing a trend. In fact, on Jan. 4, it was reported that Pakistan was ditching the dollar in its trade with China, and that same day, the U.S. placed it on the watch list for religious freedom violations. The same day? Are we really supposed to believe that it just so happened that Pakistan stopped using the dollar with China on the same day it started punching Christians in the nose for no good reason? No, clearly Pakistan had violated our religion of cold hard cash.

First, I don’t appreciate your tone. Second, in February 2006, Syria dropped the dollar as its primary hard currency.

This leaves only one question: Who will be next on the list of U.S. illegal invasions cloaked in bullshit justifications? Well, last week, Iran finally did it: It switched from the dollar to the euro. And sure enough, this week, the U.S. military-industrial complex, the corporate media and Israel all got together to claim that Iran is lying about its nuclear weapons development. What are the odds that this news would break within days of Iran dropping the dollar? What. Are. The. Odds?

The one nice thing about our corporate state’s manufacturing of consent is how predictable it is. We will now see the mainstream media running an increasing number of reports pushing the idea that Iran is a sponsor of terrorism and is trying to develop nuclear weapons (which are WMDs, but for some strange reason, our media are shying away from saying, “They have WMDs”). Here’s a 2017 PBS article claiming that Iran is the top state sponsor of terrorism. One must assume this list of terror sponsors does not include the country that made the arms that significantly enhanced Islamic State’s military capabilities. (It’s the U.S.)

 

[NoOne'sBoy]

gonna be iran

 

[war&peace]

Pakistan should sign a mutual defence agreement with China.

 

[Path-Finder]

gonna be iran

Iran will not be an easy target! They tried with Pakistan using terrorism and all forms of pressure.

Pakistan should sign a mutual defence agreement with China.

Pakistan should complete its exit out of the yankee enclave

 

[Kamikaze Pilot]

Pakistan should sign a mutual defence agreement with China.

Pakistan had an UNOFFICIAL mutual defence agreement with China in 1971.

I had read somewhere that Pakistan was expecting White help from South of Bay of Bengal and Yellow help from North.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

Iran said they ditched the dollar in 2006...why did we wait 12 years? If you say “because this time they really mean it”. Well that is the exact same answer as last year...and the year before that...and the year before that..

 

[war&peace]

Pakistan had an UNOFFICIAL mutual defence agreement with China in 1971.

I had read somewhere that Pakistan was expecting White help from South of Bay of Bengal and Yellow help from North.

chaddi stop farting

 

[Clutch]

USSA does not invade counties that can fight back... Pakistan can fight back.

 

[Three_Kingdoms]

Iran
and N Korea next if the talks with the american cowboy(s) falls apart.

 

[IceCold]

I keep repeating the same mantra here and anywhere i can that its time Pakistan ditches its policy of remaining focused on India only and start preparing ourselves for a much larger threat which exists since Pakistan exploded its nuclear weapons and more so after 9/11. Merely saying that Pakistan does not consider US an existential threat is not going to cut it because in the end it wont matter what we think, what matters is what they think and to understand their thinking and the narrative that the US government is now trying to sell to its public is one where Pakistan is shown as a threat, an Islamist nation of fundamentalists sitting on the largest growing nuclear stockpile which is lying in the open to be grabbed by terrorists.
Even before 9/11 Pakistan did not pose any threat to the US however with just one event US was looking for blood and willing to bomb us back to stone age. What is to say that this eventuality may not arise again? I mean can we say it for certain that it wont happen? This is the question our security establishment needs to ask themselves.
US needs India as a counter weight to China and with the growing US china trade war, chances are US will be looking to get China engaged with India in some sort of conflict. The only thorn in this is Pakistan which cannot let India focus solely on China. Than comes the growing engagement between Pakistan and Russia. Pakistan is slowly but steadily moving away from US into Chinese and Russian camp. Ditching of Dollar is one such move. Ditching dollar means, one less option for the US to use against countries that do not align themselves with US.
Before Pakistan is fully able to break itself away from the US sphere completely US will do what it does best either destabilize country to an extent that it leads to civil war and justifies US and its cronies to intervene in the name of protecting human rights and in our case it will be protecting our nuclear weapons or attack the country directly like Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya to name a few.
This latest movement by this Pakhteen guy, before that it was the Baloch movement, CIA trying to recruit Pakhtuns, trying to breaking our jail to release Shakil Afridi all leads to what?
It would be wise to wakeup before its too late.

 

[Kamikaze Pilot]

chaddi stop farting

Did I say anything incorrect?

 

[Taygibay]

USSA does not invade counties that can fight back... Pakistan can fight back.

That's not exactly it, mate! First, I'm not sure
which countries the USSA attacked but I guess
you'll fix that.

Second, Pakistan has ze bomb so moot point!
Nuclear powers attacking each other will only
happen once!

Third, the return on investment for such a war
has to be there. IF Trump doesn't ditch the nuke
deal with Iran and let's them get richer maybe
but not too rich.

And fourth comes the UN and alliances . . .

The USA invades countries that it needs to AND
can without too much international backlash NOR
starting a global conflict is more like it.

Great day Clutch and all, Tay.

 

[cloud4000]

Countries ditching the dollar are ripe for US invasion? For Lee Camp's ill-informed article, Pakistan always had the facility to ditch the dollar in its trade with China.

This is an absurd thread. How do you invade and occupy a country like Iran or Pakistan? Lee Camp is a comedian for a reason, and a lame one at that.

 

[大汉奸柳传志]

the most recent one is...

https://www.rt.com/business/424670-gold-turkey-repatriation-dollar/

Let's see how Us plan to invade a NATO ally

 

[rambro]

Poor americans keeps dying for the banks and corporations.

Just mere racketeers for them.