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Bush just asked for another 42.3 Billion for war..
That would bring your total spent on the war to 189.3 Billion! No wonder America is in debt... he's addressing the war, and didn't even say one thing about the California fires... how about putting some money into better supplies at home, like more fire trucks etc. My hatred for Bush grows with every speech he makes :321GFY
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They've got the fucking Terminator. California can fend for itself.
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all on the pretense of ' supporting the troops .... ' :mad:
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Yeah, that money's not gonna help the troops at all. I heard he's had architects working on plans for a self-sustaining ice mansion in Tikrit, for when he gets too hot during photo-ops.
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the democrates will approve it
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silly bush...
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For some reason I thought the total spent on the war would have been much higher than 190 billion. Its been several years, I thought it would have been over a trillion by now.
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didnt bush ask for like 180 billion about 2 months ago .........
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Yeah, it's a LOT more important to send all our money over there while they're cutting education and money to other important programs here in the States :(
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Haha, yeah but she dosen't do anything. Better than having a monkey as presdient, though ours is no better. :thumbsup
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Pretty ridiculous... no wonder the US debt is so huge and the economy is going down the shitter. I guess they've already turned Iraq into a terrorist haven, so they can't back out now but the price still seems crazy. Going to be quite the pickle for whoever takes over office.
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Pretty ridiculous... no wonder the US debt is so huge and the economy is going down the shitter. I guess they've already turned Iraq into a terrorist haven, so they can't back out now but the price still seems crazy. Going to be quite the pickle for whoever takes over office.
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Get on with the program : Firetrucks, Waterplanes and firefighter are better sent to ... let's say ... Iran. This way, by being over ... there , you can fight them there , far from the fatherland ; So you don't have to fight them here ... :winkwink: Simple, no ? |
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This seems a lot worse so far, if they haven't requested assistance yet I don't know what they're waiting for... |
thats alot of money ...
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I have a better solution.
Let's just overestimate how many troops we have there... 2,000,000 troops. Let's say that it costs $3,000.00 per troop to bring them back to the U.S. and pull out of this war and cut our losses. That's 2,000,000 x $3,000.00 = $6,000,000,000 That's a savings of $36,000,000,000.00! |
i like voodoos idea.
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communism like illegal prisoners, censorship etc? |
Hahahaha.
$3,000 per soldier? Maybe if you're talking leaving everything behind and running for the nearest plane/ship, and then you've got to take into account the amount of lost equipment. Bush is an idiot, but even he wouldn't be staying in Iraq for shits and grins. Everyone knows it's a clusterfuck out there, but the mistake was made when we went in. It's easy to jump on the bandwagon and cry about new requests for money, but that money isn't exactly going toward gold-plated toilets for the presidential washroom. Let's say we wanted to just cut and run. Full withdrawal from Iraq; all US troops and equipment. I'd be amazed if we could do it at a cost less than a 200% increase in the number of troops out there, and over $100bn, just for withdrawal. That's "Screw you guys, we're going home", and loading up everything and heading home. Mind, that's doing it in a manner that's relatively safe for our troops and equipment, so we could probably shave some cash off if we're willing to cut corners there. Of course, we could just drop everything and pretend we never went out there. Really, those soldiers out there are just going to cost us even more in the long run, if we bring them back. Better to let them learn Arabic and find a hut to crash in til they can milk enough goats to buy a plane ticket home. |
don't worry Bush have the power ... j/k :1orglaugh
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Double post.
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They did ask for federal assistance today and assistance from neighboring states |
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I could just see the uproar it we decided to spray fireproofing on all our trees. Fire good. Fire necessary. People using shake shingles because they look nice are not too smart. |
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next time, I will add <sarcasm/>. BTW, I agree with you. |
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Everything they do is wasted and pointless anyway :( |
He (Bush) works very closely with the international bankers. The more money he spends on the war, the more the government has to borrow from the international bankers. In turn he get's a piece of that borrowed money just for making it happen. It's all one big plan for all of them to stay rich. He's doing this on his way out of office along with working very closely with the mexican government. All of this is done with the international bankers best interest at hand and in turn, bush makes money. When the US, Canada, and Mexico all become one, we will share the same dollar known as the amero. This money will still be borrowed from the international bankers and bush will still get a cut. So while he's still in office, bush recently signed a bill allowing mexican semi trucks to travel further into the U.S. Not to mention, Mexico has a very big oil presence. None of these decisions are made to better the people. All of these decisions are made for the better of the big boys club.
The International Bankers run everything. Please do not ever forget that. |
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Keep it up ol' mutt :upsidedow |
My sentiments exactly.
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Read this shit. Iraq war could cost US over $2 trillion, says Nobel prize-winning economist Quote:
More: The $2 Trillion Dollar War Quote:
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