RickR30

RickR30

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2 weeks ago @ News From Antiwar.com - Israeli Information Mi... · 0 replies · +1 points

Let's just say that all non-Jews are anti-Semites and be done with it. Moreover, no matter how much you love Israel, how often you genuflect to Israel, or how much money you send, non-Jews will always and forever be anti-Semites and everything you do or say is an expression of anti-Semitism. There. Happy Yuli and Bibi?

1 week ago @ Antiwar.com Original A... - The State of the Empire · 1 reply · +1 points

The lack of discussion of foreign policy is a good sign. Perhaps the ruling inbreds, who in their ignorance have corrupted cosmopolitanism and turned into an obsession of controlling every country in the world, will finally be silenced and the Executive will return to being interested in America instead of what happens in some remove cave. This could be a winning strategy for the Democrats and keep Obama from becoming a mere footnote in American history. But the de-emphasizing of foreign invasions and occupations has to be accompanied by a proportional reduction in the budget for the death industry and weapons mobsters. And as long as that doesn't happen one has to assume that all this talk was just lies- what else can one expect from the Liar in Chief.

1 week ago @ CSMonitor: World - McChrystal condones Af... · 1 reply · +1 points

There's more to wars than killing enemies. This isn't Call Of Duty. After we got done carpet bombing Germany we had to rebuild it.
I thought we were in the Middle East to bring democracy and freedom. The only reason we have an enemy in Afghanistan, Iraq is because we invaded their countries for no good reason. What we don't have is a war, we have invasions, occupations with the predictable--to anyone but the armchair generals--resistance by the citizens of the invaded countries to the occupiers. The invasion and occupations are done for unclear reasons, no specific tasks to be accomplished so there's no reason to carpet bomb anything.

1 week ago @ Antiwar.com Original A... - JAG Officer: Indefinit... · 0 replies · +2 points

How convenient then that this Nigerian kid decided to have himself dragged onto a US-bound plane supposedly to blow it up. Just as we were about to release Yemenis to Yemen.

The heart of the matter is of course that the ruling class are tired of playing democracy and have become tyrants who think they are beyond the law. The modern state where goverment is bound by law is a thing of the past. What we have is a bunch of warlords running Washington.

If the Democrats are wondering why they will be wiped out in future elections, look no further. They've adopted all the bad policies of Cheney and contributed only the very worst of extreme leftism. If the American people wanted Wolfowitz in the White House they would have elected McCain. Instead it turns out that behind the smiling African- American mask hides the demonic trio of Cheney/Addington/and that creep Yoo.

1 week ago @ Antiwar.com Original A... - Old 'War-Bloggers' Nev... · 0 replies · +1 points

With all the important stuff going on, we have to worry about one blogger says about another? The world of bloggers is tiny, insignificant, irrelevant, and flat out boring, despite the middle-school type rivalries.

2 weeks ago @ CSMonitor: World - McChrystal condones Af... · 3 replies · +1 points

Yeah, a real shame we can't kill everyone who thinks differently than we do. What better way to show how tolerant, advanced, democratic, and moral we are?

2 weeks ago @ CSMonitor: World - McChrystal condones Af... · 0 replies · +1 points

No kidding Stan! They know how to run the place, they have experience, they have succeeded at erradicating drugs. Should they have a voice in ruling their own country. Nah. The mayor of Kabul and you can do it better.

2 weeks ago @ Antiwar.com Original A... - Israel and Islamic Ter... · 0 replies · +1 points

This sounds like Osama taking credit for 9/11 after denying any involvment. I have no idea if he's alive or not but I seriously doubt he had anything to do with the underpants "bomber". If he did, his cooperation with Israel would be just too odd, after all, didn't the Israeli security company in Amsterdam let the bomber board the plane?
The truth is that Israel needs enemies, far more than Osama needs them. For Israel, if it's not the PLO, it's Lebanon, Hezbollah, Hamas, Jordan, neo-Nazis, aged Nazis, Iran- and now Al-Qaeda in the "holy land"? Without enemies, the ruling class in Israel would have no political agenda, they
couldn't scare Zionists in Beverly Hills, NY, and Palm Beach to send billions to Israel every year. They couldn't continue to play the world's biggest victim and get billions from Western governments. They couldn't claim to be "security/terrorism experts" and get juicy contracts from the West.
How about the Israel-Lobby-at-large stops financing and meddling with US politics and instead sends the money directly to Israel?

2 weeks ago @ Antiwar.com Original A... - Israel and Islamic Ter... · 0 replies · +1 points

Well put.

2 weeks ago @ Antiwar.com Original A... - I Coulda Been A Contenda · 2 replies · +2 points

Defeating the Democratic elite isn't all that difficult. Unfortunately. the people will quickly turn to the Republican elite, which is no better than the Democratic in any way and probably worse in others. The Democrats will get butchered in the midterm elections paving the way for Obama to be a one-term president and a footnote of history. But Republicans have an even smaller regard for regular Americans than do Democrats. And 2 years after a Congress in control of Republicans, the American people will be so sickened by the corruption of Republicans that they're going to turn to Obama again. But, who knows, now with the Inferior Court ruling that elections are to be run by corporations, it'll be a battle between Soros vs. Murdoch.

How long before Brown travels to Israel with insane McCain and Lieberman to pay his respects to the bosses of the Republican party?

The issue is to get regular Americans to run for office who will not be corrupted by money or bullyed by Israel and the corporations and who will represent the people.