Kenneth T. Tellis: The American propaganda that followed Reagan's words on June 12, 1987

VHeadline commentarist Kenneth T. Tellis writes: The American propaganda that followed U.S. President Ronald Reagan's words on June 12, 1987 at the Brandenburger Platz, West Germany, to Soviet General Secretary leader Mikhail Gorbachev: "If you seek peace, if you seek prosperity for the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, if you seek liberalization: come here to this wall Mr. Gorbachev, Tear Down this Wall!" has already been proven to be totally bogus, because the U.S. has already built walls around Iraq and Afghanistan since.

Why then is it also that the Wall which Israel is building around stolen and annexed Palestinian Territory and the Wall that the U.S. is building along its own border with Mexico acceptable?

If the Wall the Soviet Union built around itself and the Eastern Bloc countries was not acceptable to the U.S., how can the Israeli Wall and the American Wall be acceptable? Because while the U.S. was condemning the Soviet Union for creating a Walled Society, the U.S. already had plans for building such a wall itself.

• So, the real aim of the U.S. was open up what they called the Iron Curtain to exploit the countries within it for its own expansion, not to further democracy or freedom.

Thus today we can see through the charade that U.S. President Ronald Regan had been promoting, and it now evident that the U.S. wants nothing less than total control of the world.

The illegal invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan were the first moves of the Bush regime.

• The next is invasion of Iran, followed by an invasion of Venezuela, in order to control their sources of OIL, or wherever these natural resources are located.

It is therefore not democracy that the U.S. and its European lackeys are promoting, but a form of NEO-FASCISM being disguised as freedom. Because the only countries that will benefit from this new form of enslavement will be the United States of America and its EUROPEAN surrogates.

The next move is for Russia and China to coordinate their activities in such a manner as to out manoeuvre every U.S. attempt to expand eastward.

Also that Russia and China should be ready to launch a pre-emptive strike on the U.S. itself, to protect their own interests in Europe or Asia if need be, and that should be an answer to U.S. imperialism's grand design for expansionism throughout the entire globe.

Kenneth T. Tellis
kenttellis@rogers.com