Why?

Please no arguments that have been falsified (WMDs) or moral arguments (to oust an evil dictator) that never apply to foreign policy. Economic, social and political (extension of power, power equilibrium etc) arguments are the only valid ones.

Ideas?

I used to think that it was for control over Iraqi oil, but it doesn't seem that way. There has to be a political or economic reason somewhere, but what it is?

Henry Kissinger is a man who represents all of humanity's noble qualities. He was perhaps one of the most powerful men in American history, and his reward of power was due to his nobility. Enjoying life as a celebrity and with an abundance of sexual opportunities, he is quoted as saying "power is an aphrodisiac." He knew power, it was his specialty, and he was brilliant at exercising it. His accomplishments rank among the greats.

Kissinger was born to a Jewish family in Germany, and was an exceptional student. But with the rise of Nazi Germany, his family was forced to flee and come to America, where he would make his mark. In the holocaust, he lost family members dear to him. But rather than taking a moralist view of the world as the inferior left-wingers do, he grew to accept a very power centered world view. With his brilliance and power centered view, he became a trusted adviser of presidents, for Nixon especially, outmaneuvered liberals and showed them what idiots they are, and capitalized on America's options to increase its own power and strategic goals. He moreover had no qualms with being ruthless in order to obtain these objectives, showing his own nobility and commitment to power by not caving in to morals. No doubt Kissinger had a profound effect on American power, and due to his commitment to power principles he was a success for our country, a success measured by his profound results.

Now liberals today despise Kissinger, because he represented the polar opposite of what they stand for. They stand for morality and human rights, the antithesis power. On top of their mountain of self-righteousness, they preach human rights and brand Kissinger as a war criminal. But I see through them, they hate Kissinger because they resent the power that the noble people exercise over them. Power represents strength and vitality, and so in response to this liberals make up their own alternative. But this alternative represents the opposite of strength and vitality, it is for the weak and degenerate. Liberal values reflect everything in the world that is deserving of contempt.

May the noble Kissinger, be remembered amongst the greats, and as a living example for our future generations to emulate. May his life serve as a template for all of us to follow and learn from. May the pursuit of power forever supercede that of morality and liberal sewage values.