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America's intervention in any country has always been for oil,weapons sales,neo-colonialism and other egocentric sinister ambitions.A witch cried at night and a child died in the morning.They will go to war when Iraq offers the right 'price' to Obama
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America's intervention in any country has always been for oil,weapons sales,neo-colonialism and other egocentric sinister ambitions.A witch cried at night and a child died in the morning.They will go to war when Iraq offers the right 'price' to Obama which Oil,Sunshine? Be specific,don't just rant! |
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America's intervention in any country has always been for oil,weapons sales,neo-colonialism and other egocentric sinister ambitions.A witch cried at night and a child died in the morning.They will go to war when Iraq offers the right 'price' to Obama Meanwhile, back in this universe ... |
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i'm calling bastards american politicians, that are way too often seen with guys that are later presented as everyones enemy, and to fight whom ordinary people lose their tax money and lives.
It's a bit worrying , you calling men Sunshine, but that's your preference, i'm not judging anyone. I'm not here to answer your questions, but if you asking what oil, then it's the oil you're going to countries like Iraq or Libya for. The US never seems to go and spread democracy where there's no oil , well , your petrol prices are much lower than in europe and if they go up you're done |
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i'm calling bastards american politicians, that are way too often seen with guys that are later presented as everyones enemy, and to fight whom ordinary people lose their tax money and lives. It's a bit worrying , you calling men Sunshine, but that's your preference, i'm not judging anyone. I'm not here to answer your questions, but if you asking what oil, then it's the oil you're going to countries like Iraq or Libya for. The US never seems to go and spread democracy where there's no oil , well , your petrol prices are much lower than in europe and if they go up you're done Sounds suspiciously like Muslim hate speech? |
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Edited by
Conrad_73
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Tue 09/02/14 03:11 PM
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i'm calling bastards american politicians, that are way too often seen with guys that are later presented as everyones enemy, and to fight whom ordinary people lose their tax money and lives. It's a bit worrying , you calling men Sunshine, but that's your preference, i'm not judging anyone. I'm not here to answer your questions, but if you asking what oil, then it's the oil you're going to countries like Iraq or Libya for. The US never seems to go and spread democracy where there's no oil , well , your petrol prices are much lower than in europe and if they go up you're done Which Oil? So far you have only asserted! Give proof of Libyan- and Iraqi-Oil! No Sonny,ain't my preference! 
Has it ever occurred to you that they might HAVE turned into everybody's Enemy? BTW,I do live in Europe!
And it seems Europe is getting the Dirty End with Fueltaxes! One of the big questions for budgeting a European vacation is the price of gas. In short, European prices are considerably higher than they are in America, about 2.3 x higher. Make no mistake: the price of the raw gas is about the same as the U.S., but Europe taxes gasoline at a higher rate. At the moment, taxes in France make up about 56 percent of the pump price. For comparison, the U.S. federal gasoline tax of of 2005 was 18.4 cents per gallon, with each State adding between 10 and 33 cents of tax, according to Widipedia. That makes the maximum gasoline tax rate 17% in the U.S. In actuality, the actual price of gas excluding taxes is pretty constant across countries: gas prices excluding taxes (read the first row). http://goeurope.about.com/od/transportation/a/gas_prices.htm and it looks like European Politicians are in Bed with all those sundry Dictators and Jihadist Factions! |
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Edited by
rambill79
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Tue 09/02/14 03:09 PM
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I can say only one thing -Terrorism cant be suppressed with terrorism. There is always ways to talk, negotiate and settle issues. US has fund and power to go for war all over the world. but that a'int gonna solve terrorism perpetually. Of course, eradicating terrorism was not the primary agenda for US in all the instances. It was just an eye washer to the public. HELLO??? YOU CANT debate these people. We will not "change thier minds, or comprimise with them". Thier goal is to destroy us. they are the ENEMY. Remember what that means? the world is not as touchy feely as us americans would like to believe. These types of people willingly die for what they belive. that will not change. READ HISTORY. |
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I can say only one thing -Terrorism cant be suppressed with terrorism. There is always ways to talk, negotiate and settle issues. US has fund and power to go for war all over the world. but that a'int gonna solve terrorism perpetually. Of course, eradicating terrorism was not the primary agenda for US in all the instances. It was just an eye washer to the public. "Listen, what's the most horrible experience you can imagine? To me it's being left, unarmed, in a sealed cell with a drooling beast of prey or a maniac who's had some disease that's eaten his brain out. You'd have nothing then but your voice your voice and your thought. You'd scream to that creature why it should not touch you, you'd have the most eloquent words, the unanswerable words, you'd become the vessel of the absolute truth. And you'd see living eyes watching you and you'd know that the thing can't hear you, that it can't be reached, not reached, not in any way, yet it's breathing and moving there before you with a purpose of its own. That's horror. Well, that's what's hanging over the world, prowling somewhere through mankind, that same thing, something closed, mindless, utterly wanton, but something with an aim and a cunning of its own." Steven Mallory, The Fountainhead And you want to reason with THAT? |
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I'm not here to answer your questions, but if you asking what oil, then it's the oil you're going to countries like Iraq or Libya for. The US never seems to go and spread democracy where there's no oil , well , your petrol prices are much lower than in europe and if they go up you're done If that's the case, I think China owes us a Hallmark "THANK YOU FOR THE INEXPENSIVE OIL" card.... |
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America's intervention in any country has always been for oil,weapons sales,neo-colonialism and other egocentric sinister ambitions.A witch cried at night and a child died in the morning.They will go to war when Iraq offers the right 'price' to Obama Have they come for Nigeria's Oil yet? No? Heck,they sure are slipping up! |
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Edited by
rambill79
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Tue 09/02/14 03:33 PM
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Of course we are there for the oil. we dont have to go to war AGAIN, we never left.., Obama just doesent know it. To pack up and leave,... is ridiculous. We simply cant for a row of reasons. one of which is the political and military vacuum it leaves behind.. that one should be obvious to even a bleeding heart liberal.
oh liberalism equals communism by the way. ( note how they would have us do exactly the WRONG thing? like leave? ) we have to put our emotioons and what we would like to do in our back pocket on this one. This is a military situation. We are there. We will be there 100 years from now. ( or until the oil runs out)DENIAL iS A RIVER IN EGYPT. |
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Edited by
rambill79
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Tue 09/02/14 03:44 PM
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I dont like it amy more than you.
Instead of LEAVING, MABE we should start another row of stars on the flag.., If one (1) American dies, we make a new state out of your country and sell Mcdonald franchises. Now THAT the enemy would understand, and respect. |
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i'm calling bastards american politicians, that are way too often seen with guys that are later presented as everyones enemy, and to fight whom ordinary people lose their tax money and lives. It's a bit worrying , you calling men Sunshine, but that's your preference, i'm not judging anyone. I'm not here to answer your questions, but if you asking what oil, then it's the oil you're going to countries like Iraq or Libya for. The US never seems to go and spread democracy where there's no oil , well , your petrol prices are much lower than in europe and if they go up you're done Which Oil? So far you have only asserted! Give proof of Libyan- and Iraqi-Oil! No Sonny,ain't my preference!
Has it ever occurred to you that they might HAVE turned into everybody's Enemy? BTW,I do live in Europe!
And it seems Europe is getting the Dirty End with Fueltaxes! One of the big questions for budgeting a European vacation is the price of gas. In short, European prices are considerably higher than they are in America, about 2.3 x higher. Make no mistake: the price of the raw gas is about the same as the U.S., but Europe taxes gasoline at a higher rate. At the moment, taxes in France make up about 56 percent of the pump price. For comparison, the U.S. federal gasoline tax of of 2005 was 18.4 cents per gallon, with each State adding between 10 and 33 cents of tax, according to Widipedia. That makes the maximum gasoline tax rate 17% in the U.S. In actuality, the actual price of gas excluding taxes is pretty constant across countries: gas prices excluding taxes (read the first row). http://goeurope.about.com/od/transportation/a/gas_prices.htm and it looks like European Politicians are in Bed with all those sundry Dictators and Jihadist Factions! American's do not care about Europe's taxes. In fact, that's why our fore fathers came here, remember? 
USA wants oil to represent our Dollar now. Period. |
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Just imagine how much worse this would be if the American people didn't rise up and say no to Obama when him and John Mc Clown wanted to take out Assad.. I don't know if anyone is paying attention to libya but the terrorists just took control of Tripoli. That campaign has really worked out well..
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Edited by
mysticalview21
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Tue 09/02/14 06:24 PM
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First things first. Find out where, and more specifically, WHO is funding them. Cut off their resources. gain their oil and somehow cut off their fuel for their vehicles ... Then kill them with the help of some of our allies . oh and as soon as congress lets him know if he can have the $ for this in Oct sometime... wow think if he just pulls a Bush ! thinking we all agree with that ... but are u ready they have even gotten Americans in Isis that joined and went over there ... they recruited a McCain from here ... how many more Americans here that send $ to support Isis... and believe in their evil ... not all but some do ... and seems their in many countries ... should we go to war we have now many reasons to but really not going to do them any good killing more people this is how they make their money and is a sad way of getting support for their cause which this is how most Communist seem to get things ... like taking over a ship with oil they want a ransom... and most of the time get it while co. just take from their insurance policy they have out on it ... win win for both ... if I remember tom hanks should have won for best picture ... on portraying this kind of behavior ... but they did not want u to remember that ... so they went off subject ... and went with another movie ... http://www.debbieschlussel.com/74239/douglas-mcauthur-mccain-aka-duale-theslaveofallah-dead-fighting-for-isis-one-down-how-many-more/ |
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We will eventually have no choice but war. This extremist group is way bigger and has more money than Al Queda. They will attack us. It is inevitable.
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We will eventually have no choice but war. This extremist group is way bigger and has more money than Al Queda. They will attack us. It is inevitable. I agree and we and others will stop them becouse their just not trying to attack us their trying many with threats ... we wont be alone their talking about it now ... who's in or who's country is nxt ... ...as Obama says nothing and golfs his days away. |
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Edited by
mysticalview21
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Tue 09/02/14 06:33 PM
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We will eventually have no choice but war. This extremist group is way bigger and has more money than Al Queda. They will attack us. It is inevitable. I agree and we and others will stop them becouse their just not trying to attack us their trying with many others to with threats ... we wont be alone their talking about it now ... who's in or who's country is nxt ... and I do hope they don't put it all out there for clarity we need the upper hands ... I know we deserve to know but when it comes to getting them with these strikes and others with strikes better said after ... |
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Edited by
mysticalview21
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Tue 09/02/14 06:38 PM
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We will eventually have no choice but war. This extremist group is way bigger and has more money than Al Queda. They will attack us. It is inevitable. I agree and we and others will stop them becouse their just not trying to attack us their trying many with threats ... we wont be alone their talking about it now ... who's in or who's country is nxt ... ...as Obama says nothing and golfs his days away. |
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Edited by
Leigh2154
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Tue 09/02/14 06:39 PM
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Right now, a large scale American intervention would be internationally unacceptable...I'm not saying there is no need for a response to ISIS...The power they are amassing is something that we cannot ignore indefinitely...In the meantime, targeted air power response and special forces can hold the line until an effective international strategy comes together...Being goaded into "ground" action would only give extremists an advantage while making America look bad...We have learned that appeasing Sunni Iraq is extremely difficult and jumping the gun could strengthen Sunni support of ISIS...Americans are not ready to accept another war in Iraq...Internationals even less so...We are not the only ones recovering from a deep recession, Europe took one hell of a hit too...Germany is tired of paying and North Africa has exhausted France...This time we need an international coalition that can deal with Sunni Iraq's grievances in a way that will guarantee they will not join hands with ISIS...
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