"Ao destruir sete países, governo EUA é mais perigosa organização terrorista de toda a Terra".
Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, who served just over a year as Reagan's Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Economic Policy, said on the Shadow of Truth radio program that Washington, D.C., is a major den of inequity. "The United States [military policy] has destroyed seven countries," he says. "The populations there are subject to ongoing continual violence either from the U.S. or these Jihadists or from the Islamic State. In Libya there's various factions, no government – just warlords fighting and nobody's safe anywhere so the populations are getting out. You can't live in that type of situation." Early in the interview, the hosts ask Roberts about a recent column he penned in which he states that all current Republican presidential contenders are essentially in favor of war. The hosts then ask him about the potential of nuclear war with either Russia or China, "because we seem to be moving in that direction." "I think what it will take is the European countries to realize that they've been enabling American aggression in the 21st century, and aggression that is now brought them millions of refugees particularly from Syria and Iraq, and they can't cope with these refugees," said Roberts in reference to the fighting between ISIS, Syrian rebels, and Iraqi and Syrian government forces that has caused a wave of migration out of the war zones into Europe.
He also said that Europe's blind pursuit of American-led goals was putting the entire continent in potential conflict with Russia, which has established bases in Syria and has deployed men and material there in support of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad, including tanks and combat aircraft. The Obama White House opposes Assad and wants him to step down. "All of this is nonsensical for Europe, so it's possible that they will come to the conclusion that being a vassal of Washington doesn't pay," Roberts said.
