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Former Marine Tells Truth About Wars

I know this isn't going to come to y'all as a shock, but all wars are started by liars. Yeah, I can feel your shock. 
According to Lyle Jermy Rubin, when people thank him for his service, it can be confusing. Well, it uses to be until he started to understand and getting others to understand that this isn't a service they are providing for our country. Think about it. What did Saddam do to us directly here at home? Nothing. Gaddhafi, same. What Al-Assad, exactly what was his crime here on our soil? Nothing. Saddam was murdered for nothing. There hasn't been any weapons, chemical or nuclear found in Iraq.
Vietnam conflict was started by a lie about one of our Navy being under attack in the Tonkin Gulf. Except there was no attack. A motor blew a gasket and it made a huge noise which sounded like they were under attack. Gulf War in 1990 and 1991 was started on a lie. Our return to Iraq was based on a lie. "Saddam has chemical weapons and is seeking a nuclear." Does that sound familiar? Thought it would. Our slaughter feast in Lybia was about running guns, not Gaddhafi. Yes, he was a coke head sex addict. That's not a crime.
Does anyone really know what to hell Yemen did to deserve the genocide which has been going on in their country? I don't have a clue besides maybe their leader said no to running guns. Again, that's not a crime. President Al-Assad is in the same situation. No one really knows exactly what he did. The biggest mistake he made was handing over the stockpile of chemical weapons which had been left by prior administrations. Now, look at the mess he's in. Don't think that the leader of Iran isn't paying attention, along with Kim Jung Un. They both see what has happened to Syria and Yemen because a leader had the balls to say no to the mighty west. Kim should keep three nukes ready to be assembled if needed. Everyone who hands over their weapons ends up dead.
I am going to include the link to the article with Lyle Rubin. https://on.rt.com/9f1n
Go read the article and leave your thoughts.

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