… I always wondered what the real purpose of the Vietnam War was.
Afghanistan seems to have been poppies and military positioning, …and something else, possibly biblical, that isn’t clear yet.
Iraq was petrodollar and hegemony.
But Vietnam? There may have been some truth in the “stop the spread of communism” narrative, but seems unlikely. Best guess had always been population control (on both sides - Vietnamese are wonderful people in my experience) and destabilization.
The Rockefeller oil angle adds a whole new dimension to it.
There is no way that massive war efforts are one, two, or three goal operations, though. Naturally there may be a few primary goals, sure, but there are likely dozens, if not hundreds of secret goals we don’t even begin to know about.
It’s very possible that there have been populations in all these countries [they] have warred against, including the US, that were much more advanced, righteous, and aware than we who remain - akin to the Tartaria theory, or how it’s possible that they focused on selecting people to send to war primarily from America’s most righteous locations, and areas where they needed to consolidate power. https://www.reddit.com/r/tartarianarchitecture/comments/pjnzgf/the_unsettling_mystery_of_the_worlds_columbian/
That article on Bill is very interesting, will be reading more later, thanks!
… I always wondered what the real purpose of the Vietnam War was.
Afghanistan seems to have been poppies and military positioning, …and something else, possibly biblical, that isn’t clear yet.
Iraq was petrodollar and hegemony.
But Vietnam? There may have been some truth in the “stop the spread of communism” narrative, but seems unlikely. Best guess had always been population control (on both sides - Vietnamese are wonderful people in my experience) and destabilization.
There is no way that massive war efforts are one, two, or three goal operations, though. Naturally there may be a few primary goals, sure, but there are likely dozens, if not hundreds of secret goals we don’t even begin to know about.
It’s very possible that there have been populations in all these countries [they] have warred against, including the US, that were much more advanced, righteous, and aware than we who remain - akin to the Tartaria theory, or how it’s possible that they focused on selecting people to send to war primarily from America’s most righteous locations, and areas where they needed to consolidate power. https://www.reddit.com/r/tartarianarchitecture/comments/pjnzgf/the_unsettling_mystery_of_the_worlds_columbian/
That article on Bill is very interesting, will be reading more later, thanks!
… I always wondered what the real purpose of the Vietnam War was.
Afghanistan seems to have been poppies and military positioning, …and something else, possibly biblical, that isn’t clear yet.
Iraq was petrodollar and hegemony.
But Vietnam? There may have been some truth in the “stop the spread of communism” narrative, but seems unlikely. Best guess had always been population control (on both sides - Vietnamese are wonderful people in my experience) and destabilization.
There is no way that massive war efforts are one, two, or three goal operations, though. Naturally there may be a few primary goals, sure, but there are likely dozens, if not hundreds of secret goals we don’t even begin to know about.
It’s very possible that there have been populations in all these countries [they] have warred against, including the US, that were much more advanced, righteous, and aware than we who remain - akin to the Tartaria theory, or how it’s possible that they focused on selecting people to send to war primarily from America’s most righteous locations, and areas where they needed to consolidate power. https://www.reddit.com/r/tartarianarchitecture/comments/pjnzgf/the_unsettling_mystery_of_the_worlds_columbian/
That article on Bill is very interesting, will be reading more later, thanks!
… I always wondered what the real purpose of the Vietnam War was.
Afghanistan seems to have been poppies and military positioning, …and something else, possibly biblical, that isn’t clear yet.
Iraq was oil and petrodollar and hegemony.
But Vietnam? There may have been some truth in the “stop the spread of communism” narrative, but seems unlikely. Best guess had always been population control (on both sides - Vietnamese are wonderful people in my experience) and destabilization.
There is no way that massive war efforts are one, two, or three goal operations, though. Naturally there may be a few primary goals, sure, but there are likely dozens, if not hundreds of secret goals we don’t even begin to know about.
That’s a very interesting article, will be reading more later, thanks!