In recent months, throughout the Mideast, one nation after another
has been in upheaval because of 'protestors' demanding change.

Moreover, in each of these countries the leaders were eventually
asked to step down. If they refuse, they are forced to leave.

In each instance, it was Obama, the UN, or NATO
making the 'request' before issuing an ultimatum.

 

Meanwhile, the U.S. media would have us believe these are 'popular' uprisings...

 



Who created these flyers, and why are they written in English? It's Libya.
Looking at the design, it doesn't take a genius to decipher the source...

 

The questionable agenda of the liberal 'Media'.

 

A 'rebel' strikes a pose, contrived by one of the many journalists trying to create news.

 

A swarm of liberal reporters "running with the rebels". Notice their water bottles, magazines, and trash on the ground.

 

Yet again, the 'journalists' appear to outnumber the rebels. Who is really instigating all those Mideast protests?

 

The crux of the problem: the media offers 'news coverage', incites action, exploits it, and then moves on.

 

A parting shot for your edification... who is the real snake?
Gaddafi had been helping us in the fight against al Qaeda.

 

Remember, in order to justify a war, one must have an enemy.

If one does not have a viable enemy, one creates an enemy.

 

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