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« Last post by Solar on Today at 05:43:21 AM »
Much of the USA's foreign relevance can be restored with the election of one true conservative president. I say this because there is a void of world leadership. When a second world economic country with a first world military, Russia, can fill that void it is just proof of the void. The world is hungry for a true leader and that person could restore some sanity to our world quite quickly.
Quite honestly, and Pub, even a freakin RINO could fill the void for leadership. It's the purposeful moves by the Marxist to make the US irrelevant that makes us look weak.
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« Last post by Bronx on Today at 05:10:49 AM »
If the books were cooked to hide Bill Clintons payout what other payouts did this "non-profit" hospital hide. A cash cow for someone or some group if you asked me. As a Non-Profit Hospital Lays Off Hundreds, Bill Clinton Cashes InWriter Jim McElhatton explained, "Bill Clinton accepted a $225,000 speaking fee from the nonprofit Washington Hospital Center smack in the middle of two big rounds of layoffs in 2012." He added, "The $225,000 payment wasn't made public by the hospital on its annual Internal Revenue Service forms, but rather appeared among dozens of lucrative speeches by Mr. Clinton reported on his wife's final ethics filing as secretary of state." Read more: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/scott-whitlock/2014/03/07/will-media-report-non-profit-hospital-lays-hundreds-bill-clinton-cas#ixzz2vNOoXTrp
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« Last post by Bronx on Today at 04:59:02 AM »
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« Last post by supsalemgr on Today at 04:46:54 AM »
Is true, an awful lot has changed in the last 3 decades. The US, as you pointed out, is much like the EU and more so under this, incompetent passing as a President.
Now the world sees the US as a toothless paper tiger, or a child shadow puppet on a wall.
The only one intimidated is the other kids in the room, and even they know it's just an image.
A lot of water has gone under that bridge since Reagan said "Mr Gorbachev, Tear Down this Wall"!
Much of the USA's foreign relevance can be restored with the election of one true conservative president. I say this because there is a void of world leadership. When a second world economic country with a first world military, Russia, can fill that void it is just proof of the void. The world is hungry for a true leader and that person could restore some sanity to our world quite quickly.
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« Last post by Solar on Today at 04:42:17 AM »
It's sad and funny at the same time -- you keep coming up with textbook indoctrination illustrations. In this case, you've described a picture-perfect example of projection by the Left: "Republicans think gays are evil." It's easy to demonstrate not only that the premise is utterly false, but also that the judgement of evil flows in precisely the opposite direction. (Unless there are literally millions of conservative gays in hiding, it is glaringly evident that the LGBT community identifies with the Left and Democrats in a proportion unmatched by any other voter bloc, except perhaps blacks.) I think this is Charles Krauthammer's most memorable quote: “To understand the workings of American politics, you have to understand this fundamental law: Conservatives think liberals are stupid. Liberals think conservatives are evil.â€
Another leftist creation, " LGBT community" like the "African American", "Latino", now they're working on reclassifying the term "Illegal alien" as another persecuted group. When in truth, not one of these groups are real. Yet somehow, young minds lets this shit sink in as relevant, when all that's taking place, is the left is creating another victim class. Pay close attention here Karen, Conservatives could care less what individuals do in their own homes, but when the left lumps them all together, they suddenly become a protected class that needs special Rights, Rights that usurp the Rights of average Americans. Now tell me who's really evil here, the left, or the right?
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« Last post by Solar on Today at 04:33:45 AM »
Let me guess. They're paid by the Koch bothers. I have more but I don't think you'll be around long enough....
He's just another self loathing liberal, only this time, a Korean without a country to identify with. He needs to visit NK so as to get a perspective adjustment in geopolitics. God knows I loathe these worthless children.
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« Last post by Solar on Today at 04:30:03 AM »
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« Last post by Solar on Today at 04:10:54 AM »
Thanks for this explanation.
United States of America were founded on a base of minimal federal government and maximal state, local, and individual freedoms. But European Union was founded on a quite opposite base. It is a centralised oligarchy with huge administration and loads of absurd regulations, where state, local, and individual freedoms mean nothing. If EU was like USA, then it would be alright. But as I can see, USA is becoming more like EU every day. That is what I want to stress.
And when speaking of American help to European nations, sending the American military, or an economic involvement of the American government, wouldn't help anyone here. Because no foreign government would ever bring us freedom. Russian or American military on our soil, what would be the difference? We need the exact freedom American individual states and citizens want for them.
Is true, an awful lot has changed in the last 3 decades. The US, as you pointed out, is much like the EU and more so under this, incompetent passing as a President. Now the world sees the US as a toothless paper tiger, or a child shadow puppet on a wall. The only one intimidated is the other kids in the room, and even they know it's just an image. A lot of water has gone under that bridge since Reagan said "Mr Gorbachev, Tear Down this Wall"!
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« Last post by milos on Today at 01:59:35 AM »
My bad, when I say Eu, I'm referring more to Europe in general, not the coalition, much in the way Europeans link all states as the US, while we too are individual govts.
Thanks for this explanation. United States of America were founded on a base of minimal federal government and maximal state, local, and individual freedoms. But European Union was founded on a quite opposite base. It is a centralised oligarchy with huge administration and loads of absurd regulations, where state, local, and individual freedoms mean nothing. If EU was like USA, then it would be alright. But as I can see, USA is becoming more like EU every day. That is what I want to stress. And when speaking of American help to European nations, sending the American military, or an economic involvement of the American government, wouldn't help anyone here. Because no foreign government would ever bring us freedom. Russian or American military on our soil, what would be the difference? We need the exact freedom American individual states and citizens want for them.
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They are just jealous because she is a member at Augusta National Golf Club. Her membership destroys many racist rants.
As well as being jealous of Stanford U. where Professor Rice is one the most, if not the most popular faculty-members among the students. It's all about faculty and frontline-Leftism. Students protest about everything, so I leave them out of it. But the tenor of those with tenure, rises to a shrill squeal when lib-indoctrination is threatened. I'm talking about 'small' faculty-minds. The 'large' ones, like Rice herself, remain aloof... as they should be. -Free to write, lecture, and correspond. Carl Sagan would never meddle in Cornell's choice of commencement speakers, for example. Nor would Tim Leary meddle with Harvard's, even after being booted from its faculty-roster. The Rutgers small-bawlers are searching for a way out their mediocre irrelevancy.
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