![]() |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Regards, SexySarah |
I would venture to guess that a lot of people here have similar political views to that of the Libertarian Party.
http://libertarian.org http://www.lp.org/ |
Quote:
|
Quote:
The dumb ones make the best soldiers :) Ours not to reason why, ours but to fall asleep under jeeps and get run over. |
Quote:
Regards, SexySarah |
Quote:
no, afraid not.... ak47: :rainfro |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Typical dumbass redneck. Try reading a paper once in a while instead of counting your bullets and you'll find Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11. |
Quote:
What does being an animal doctor have to do with it? :1orglaugh |
Quote:
Typical dumbass response...I'm no war monger, but believe what we did was right. I'd wager I'm a little better informed on this subject than you. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Regards, SexySarah |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
Ok, I'll bite. Lets hear how informative you are. |
Quote:
On repercussions, there are many, many levels and in many areas where this has already started - excluding the increased potential of "terrorist" attack. A simple example is economic.. in reality, any sane person does not want to see damage to the US in this area. But, in the "real world" when faced with decisions re investment in the US, there is a problem. Even I know of several people who control commercial activities internationally, and they either have acted already or have cut down their involvement in the US. These folks have more money than God *s* - so if I know a couple, there is little doubt there are a lot, lot more thinking the same when it comes to their investors money. Half the bonds in the US are foreign owned along with 10% of the Wall Street Ponzi Scheme and billions more in various areas. They have already lost, along with many US folks, 50% of their Ponzi Scheme investments due to total lack on controls on corporates within the US, the dismal failure of the SEC and blatant fraud, - although in several instances, it is "legal fraud". To blame 9/11 for this situation, yes it helped well, and most folks understand this and wipe their faces of the loss, - but in the undercurrent there is a much bigger problem than 9/11. The Admin have had more than ample chance to demonstate some degree of ability in fiscal policy, but have, literally... totally failed. No "wars" and any rhetoric can cover the real situation. It is very hard to credit that *anyone* in the Whitehouse can ignore the US economic condition - and wipe it away by the repetitive use of "keywords" in speeches to show concern. ie.. "create jobs", "stong economy", "growth" blah. Sounds like spam to me - search engines ban ya for that shit! :glugglug There are also reports from several, financially experienced and reputable sources, that this, apparent distruction, of the US economy is intentional of the part of the Admin. Nothing would be a surprise after the track record the Admin have shown - there is always more than meets the eye. That old totally absurd cliche, "you are either with us or you are against us" or a "foe" just don't hold water. Other nations have more to concern themselves with than bother about the US. At the same time, it is rare to see many that would wish to see any harm done to the US. Life is more complex than "with or against". The US Admin need to recognize they cannot be limited to the simplistic issuing "threats" and "warnings" to other countries - without general international support and cooperation, there is little left for the US. There is always a load of scrap metal in the form of missles of course, but they don't change the way people and countries think. |
Quote:
Regards, SexySarah |
Quote:
Regards, SexySarah |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Regards, SexySarah |
Quote:
Quote:
|
Quote:
The WMD deal was his 'justification for war', yet they've found none. So, to this point, it can be looked at as false justification. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
- should we believe the hippie crackhead theories about the major press outlets being controlled by a few corporations, and those corps are in bed with bush... that does seem a bit too "goverment conspiracy"...and it also gives little bush more credit than he deserves.... so the question remains.. why doesnt the press bust his balls like they should be doing? |
Quote:
How are we dastardly canucks? Seems like the US are the ones invading other countries and trying to take them over under false claims. Americans don't smoke weed? Gimmie a break. Why do we need a bigger army? To help you fucks more? Speak French? When it comes down to percentages...More Americans speak Spanish than Canadians speak French...You probably know as much French as I do...if not more. That was one of your worst posts by far (that I've read). Maybe you're on the smokey-smokey tonight. |
I may not speak much french but I know enough Chinese to get by in any situation:
KneeHow: Hello SheeaShai: Thank You Gandoo: You're an idiot |
Quote:
Wonder how long it will take our grandchildren to pay that back?? |
Quote:
Fuck bush and Fuck florida. |
Quote:
You gave yourself away with the work "fuckwit".... that's a 100% true blue Australianism. |
Quote:
And you know how we all like to run in a "herd".... |
Quote:
|
Quote:
On a side note, I don't need to see the WMD and fully believe we should take preemptive measures when need be. We can't wait for unfirendly countries to develop weapons that can reach the mainland before we act. North Korea can now reach Cali with nukes. Look up the phsycological profile of the guy with the power to launch...scares the hell out of me. But little we can do since they already have nuclear capability. It changes the poker game. To further complicate matters, worse than these guys having these weapons, is their willingness to sell it to organizations, not countries, willing to use them. Think Osama would use a WMD if he could get one? I do. |
You are the assholes that voted for him.
|
Quote:
It was most noticable during the war, when you'd think you were following two different wars when looking at US (and to a lesser extend UK) media or for news sources from continental Europe for instance. Even UK media are starting to get significantly more critical - with for instance the Independent leading with "Case for war blown apart" as their top story today. In the rest of Europe the media is quite a big tougher than that... |
Quote:
And some, like Rupert Murdoch, are infamous for directly interfering in the journalism of the media outlets they own - in Murdoch's case down to the level of refusing to run stories and firing journalists and editors who have presented views he doesn't like. It's worth reading a couple of Rupert Murdoch biographies. It has nothing to do with government conspiracies, and everything to do with the fact that most major media outlets are owned by corporations with a duty to follow the wishes of their board and shareholders, who have very high likelihood of having personal or economical reasons to stay behind Bush. At least until he becomes unpopular enough that he's a liability in the fight for viewers, listeners and readers - at that point they'll be on him like vultures. Media is giving people two things: What people will buy, and (secondarily) what will influence society in ways preferred by their major shareholders, who tend to be conservative middle aged rich white men. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
We'll corrode your asses back to the ghetto. |
Quote:
Canada invaded us but nobody noticed. |
Quote:
All your car parts are belong to us. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
|
Quote:
I wouldnt say it in your words, but yes I agree 100% unless americans start doing a little work , this country will turn into a prison. Israel has had nukes since the 50's, hasnt signed any treaty regarding the proliferation...yet the u.n. and the world turns a blind eye. In europe, it is against the law for ANYONE to publically or privately question the holocaust. Many esteemed historians are in prison now just for saying, " hey the official story is bogus" Israel also controls americas air waves,phonelines,and defense security systems. Im actually surprised no one noticed the israeli flag flying on top of the white house. |
Quote:
|
hahaha8220;I'll show you politics in America. Here it is, right here. 'I think the puppet on the right shares my beliefs.' 'I think the puppet on the left is more to my liking.' 'Hey, wait a minute, there's one guy holding out both puppets!'hahaha8221;
-- Bill Hicks |
hmm quotes i pasted seem to produce "hahaha8221" odd.
|
All times are GMT -7. The time now is 10:58 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.8
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
©2000-, AI Media Network Inc123