the picture of the 'embassy' is a curious thing just for starters, and its in iraq, so consider the rest of what the author has to show you about this monster and then tell us what its about, cause it ain't just for iraq;
— Iraqi Sheikh Qassim Al Ta’ee, as quoted on 27 December 2011 in Al Iraq News and translated by Ibrahim Zaidan from the original Arabic by Nicholas Dagher
Zaidan’s article went on to say:
The
world’s largest embassy is situated in the Green Zone and fortified by
three walls, another barrier of concrete slabs, followed by barbed wire
fences and a wall of sandbags. It covers an area of 104 acres, six times
larger than UN headquarters in New York and ten times larger than the
new embassy Washington is building in Beijing – which is just 10 acres.
[Editor’s’
Note: The ten-acre US Embassy in Beijing is the second largest overseas
construction project in the history of the Department of State — and
the 104-acre US Embassy in Iraq is the largest.]
So,
America’s largest diplomatic mission is surrounded by high concrete
walls, is painted in black, brown and grey and is completely isolated
from its environment. … The United States announced several months ago
that between diplomats and employees, its embassy would include 16,000
people after the pullout of US forces.
On January 1st, Will Sillitoe headlined at the Helsinki Times, “What does the US embassy in Baghdad export to Finland and dozens of other countries?” and he reported that:........https://www.veteranstoday.com/2019/01/15/strategic-culture-the-secret-logistics-of-americas-global-deep-state/
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