Zionist interest was never American interest. Iraq war made ordinary American life much worst and only Israel benefited.
Like any war, the Iraq War had its socio-economic costs, but the American populace prospered, and development moved on; although it gave little way to the Chinese, the Americans still held the lead.
To say that Israel was the only beneficiary after removing one of its antagonists, Saddam Hussein, is partially correct. Iran, too, benefited from the removal of the Saddam Regime. It built up its Shia Crescent groups, except its mouth kept going off, which hampered its efforts to solidify its position; that was its own goal, and now they have nothing, they squandered their gains.
I need Pakistani's to stop thinking in a conspiracy theory mindset like our elders; can scheming be going on in the background, sure, but who doesn't? If they plan, so should you plan. The rules of the game are there for everyone to follow; just because the Islamic World is Impotent doesn't mean the game is rigged.
(The new flash point, Sudan, should give you an idea of the impotence of the Islamic World, no shortage of getting our own killed if they are Arab African or non-Arab African Muslims. How would you blame this on Israel, or the U.S., for that matter?)
