Crescent International
It would be difficult to name one decent politician in the US.
They fall into the category of evil or extremely evil.
Dick Cheney, who died on the night of November 03, fell into the latter category.
It is our fervent prayer that the justice-dispensing Lord will consign him to the lowest depths of hell and punish him for all the suffering he inflicted on millions of innocent people worldwide.
Cheney was the principal architect of the “war on terror”—in reality a war of terror—that resulted in the murder of at least 32 million innocent Muslims.
As vice president under George W. Bush, Cheney exercised enormous influence on the president.
Bush was a certified moron and the super evil Cheney was able to easily manipulate him into launching wars against other countries.
It is revealing that in an earlier stint, Cheney had served as chief of staff for Gerald Ford, another dumbo and an accidental president.
Lyndon B Johnson is often reported to have said of Ford that “He can’t walk and chew gum at the same time.”
What he did say was “He can’t fart and chew gum at the same time.”
The US media deliberately changed the remark to make it sound less offensive.
Fifty years ago, the US media still had some decency and was less offensive.
Today, they would add their own spice to any offensive statement about a person, especially one viewed as opposed to US gangsterism.
With dummies as presidents, Cheney had virtually a freehand to do as he pleased.
His evil nature dates back to long before his gaining notoriety as the architect of the war of terror and an enthusiastic supporter of torture.
As Congressman, Cheney had opposed imposing sanctions on apartheid South Africa branded Nelson Mandela a “terrorist”.
This terrorist designation was only rescinded in 2008, long after Mandela was released from prison and served as president of post-apartheid South Africa from 1994 for one term.
Each time he came to the US, the State Department had to issue a special waiver for Mandela to enter.
The real terrorist—Cheney—meanwhile strutted about the political stage as a “stateman” and “patriot”.
We should not be taken in by the fawning statement of his family describing him as “a great and good man.”
Nor did he teach “his children and grandchildren to love our country, and to live lives of courage, honour, love, kindness, and fly fishing.”
Courage, honour, love and kindness were unknown to Cheney.
After the false flag operation of 911 in which Cheney had an enormous role, he hid in an underground bunker in the White House.
For more dramatic effect, he would go to “undisclosed” locations outside Washington DC to plot his evil plots.
These are hardly the acts of a courageous man when he knew that it was not al Qaeda but the zionist neo-cons who had plotted these attacks.
As for love and kindness, Cheney displayed as much of these qualities as a skunk would spread fragrance.
As secretary of defense under George H. Bush Senior, between 1989 and 1993, Cheney had pushed for attacking Iraq (1990-1991) because of its oil wealth.
Cheney had served as chairman of the defence firm Halliburton, a company in the oil business.
It was awarded most of the oil contracts without bidding after Saddam Husain’s regime was overthrown in 2003.
Cheney had a direct hand in it, as internal emails showed.
Bush and Donald Trump, both in advanced stages of life, are waiting for their turn to be removed from this world.
We sincerely hope this would be sooner rather than later.
Further, that they will receive exemplary punishment for the horrors they have inflicted—and continue to inflict (Trump)—on innocent people even today.
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