Who Mourns for Osama?

The ideological bankruptcy of the left

http://67.192.229.59/blogs/blackspot-blog/who-mourns-osama.html

out of it:

The Dali Lama calls Bin Laden's death "understandable", the head of the UN exclaims it is "a watershed moment in our common global fight against terrorism", and President Obama proclaims "justice has been done." And the "radicals" on the streets, the Black Bloc smashing windows, the anti-corporate activists fighting against industry? They are all mum, knowing that silence means consent. What has happened to people like Susan Sontag, who two weeks after 9/11 had the courage to ask whether the World Trade Center attack was a legitimate response to the foreign policy of the United States? In The New Yorker Sontag wrote, "Where is the acknowledgment that this was not a 'cowardly' attack on 'civilization' or 'liberty' or 'humanity' or 'the free world' but an attack on the world's self-proclaimed superpower, undertaken as a consequence of specific American alliances and actions?" Something is wrong with this newly established worldwide consensus.


comment: I can tell what happens or may happen to people like Susan Sontag.
Since more than 20 years electromagnetic weapons and gangstalking systems which work in at least most countries of the world attack selected people.
The attacks are over radiation, difficult to proove. The gangstalking actions are designed to be difficult to proove as well.
I am a victim of such weapons since 16 years.
Sexual abuse is stimulated on a regular basis. I hear voices i.e.
The weapons can also kill if they want to. But to make somebody very weak nearly permantly by harassment is enough to destroy his live.
So the West has become a total dictatorship hehind elections and tons of newspaters which are anyway in line with the system.