August 15, 2010

Al Qaeda must be jumping for joy to see an Arabian proverb “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” has offered them plenty of headway in punishing the people of the United States of America. The fog of war has morphed their purported enemies into their friends with agent provocateurs Russ Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, and Glen Beck openly attempting to undermine every positive effort of President Barack Obama to lead the world out of Great Depression II.

These agent provocateurs are getting filthy rich while unemployed Americans are bombarded with their rightwing hatemongering to the point where the nation should become concerned for they may be construed to be unintended spies for Al Qaeda. The Great Chinese War philosopher Sun Tzu teaches, “Spies are a most important element in war, because upon them depends an army's ability to move.” If these agent provocateurs are working to aid and abet the failure of President Obama, then their skullduggery is tantamount to being Al Qaeda agents. Perhaps, they should register as foreign agents?

When you think about America’s agent provocateurs getting rich off hatemongering then you might keep in mind another Sun Tzu teaching. “...to remain in ignorance of the enemy's condition, simply because one grudges the outlay of a hundred ounces of silver in honors and emoluments, is the height of inhumanity." Al Qaeda gets to laugh for they do not have to pay any silver for their unpaid American propaganda agents are working aggressively beating up on President Obama to keep the United States in the quagmire of Great Depression II.

The real tragedy is rightwing juggernauts have managed to preempt mainstream thought in the Republican Party where the agent provocateurs may be setting a national political agenda in line with Al Qaeda’s strategic dream of America’s economic downfall.  Will the Republican leadership not kowtow to the agent provocateurs’ antics that make the Party Leadership appear impotent in setting a mainstream agenda other than “no”?  

Thus the agent provocateurs might bear in mind an African proverb in viewing the American economic hardship they are perpetrating as being de facto Al Qaeda agents. “If the enemy within cannot kill us, then the enemy without can do us no harm.”