Didn't you hear, the shy fell on America in 1913 when the Rothschild bank got control of the US money supply.The Sky is falling, the sky is falling!
Is that anything like seeing a BMW in the parking lot of Value Village??heh heh good point Twila
true for most though on both sides of the line
I get it...I volunteer at the local shelter
You should see what some of the wealthier a$$hat clowns in this town put us through over it...
While helping cause the problem themselves in some specific cases.
@ Coldstream
we will see how he handles the bad helpers over then next few days
Keeping your enemies off balance and guessing isn't a bad MOT either.
Spot on. well articulated. Thanks for that: Both Stephen and Cliffy. ;-)
Not for a single moment do I think that Trump pulled anything over any of the world leaders . I do think there is some benefit to playing ones potential military actions .....IF absolutely nec......... card close the chest Out side of that being unpredictable is poor leadership and is grossly irresponsible. It creates exactly what we are seeing. nations are on guard, and a lot more tense about what might happen next .. When the world environment is already te with the unpredictability of the ongoing terror acts there is enough unpredictability on the planet. That does not begin to cover natural catastrophes.If you think Trump just pulled on over on Assad and Putin you better think again. All this has shown is that no American can be trusted. In fact it shows that what they say and what they actually do is totally opposite. The mode chronic liars are stuck with.
Yes,BBC ;-)It happened to be on at the time. Like most folks I watch several news media stations and comapre how the same story is presented and how it varies from station to station.BBC?? Really??? lol
I notice not one Media outlet has been called fake since thisa change in headlines, I suppose you believe that lie as well.
I was quite a fan of his when he was making speeches and he was writing his own material. Not so much now as far as the world stage goes. Might as well fold as it is not a winning hand. Too many lost missiles and the Gatling gun type defenses weren't in play. Flying low will not defeat these systems and the missile launch platforms become a viable target all on there own. There is no known defense against the missile below.
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Just for Locust and eaglecrack.Is Trump beginning to perhaps become too much of an obsession?
Ja, und. . .?
Do you understand the difference between "helping Syrian refugees" and "punishing a regime that commits war crimes?"How many people who support bombing Syria also support helping Syrian refugees? Not Trump and not a lot of his supporters. They claim moral justification for the bombing but it's only out of convenience. They don't care about helping Syrians. They just love war. They want Daddy Trump to strut around acting tough and destroying things. It makes them feel powerful and important.
Do you understand the difference between "helping Syrian refugees" and "punishing a regime that commits war crimes?"
There are indeed connections. But you seem intent on making them the same thing, i.e., punishing Assad for using poison gas on civilians is a bad thing unless you are also accepting hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees.Yes and I'm also aware of the connection between the two, and if you think they are not related then you're proving my point. Ask yourself why the world should punish Assad for using chemical weapons and you just might make the connection to why Syrian refugees need assistance.
There are indeed connections. But you seem intent on making them the same thing, i.e., punishing Assad for using poison gas on civilians is a bad thing unless you are also accepting hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees.
How many refugees of Central American violence has Canada or the EU committed to accepting?
How many people who support bombing Syria also support helping Syrian refugees? Not Trump and not a lot of his supporters. They claim moral justification for the bombing but it's only out of convenience. They don't care about helping Syrians. They just love war. They want Daddy Trump to strut around acting tough and destroying things. It makes them feel powerful and important.
How many people who support bombing Syria also support helping Syrian refugees? Not Trump and not a lot of his supporters. They claim moral justification for the bombing but it's only out of convenience. They don't care about helping Syrians. They just love war. They want Daddy Trump to strut around acting tough and destroying things. It makes them feel powerful and important.
Just for Locust and eaglecrack.
You spelled 'America's Allie ISIS' wrongYou think Assad should be allowed to continue gassing his own people for his own entertainment?
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Well, we've got 3.4 million refugees from Central America, according to the Migration Policy Institute.I'm not saying that. The morality of punishing Assad is not contingent on whether an individual supports helping Syrian refugees. They aren't the same thing, but the moral argument for punishing Assad applies to helping Syrian refugees, and my point is that I doubt the sincerity of people who support the bombings for humanitarian reasons but don't support helping refugees.
As far as I know, only Colombia and Mexico have had a significant number of refugees to Canada. I suppose neither of those countries are properly Central America.
Hush now, grownups talking. Go have a juice box. And your pills.You spelled 'America's Allie ISIS' wrong
As I said to Corduroy, we took in 86,000 Middle Eastern refugees in fiscal 2016. We also have about 3.4 million Central American refugees.Or....war is a generator of wealth for those in the business of making war.
Trumps a business man...
You are ignoring the fact that your government is not the people. Americans are just people like any other. Your government, on the other hand, are a bunch of psychopaths who are only beholding to the people who paid to get them elected, not the people who actually elected them.Yeah, we're real cold-hearted bastards.
I'm not saying that. The morality of punishing Assad is not contingent on whether an individual supports helping Syrian refugees. They aren't the same thing, but the moral argument for punishing Assad applies to helping Syrian refugees, and my point is that I doubt the sincerity of people who support the bombings for humanitarian reasons but don't support helping refugees.
As far as I know, only Colombia and Mexico have had a significant number of refugees to Canada. I suppose neither of those countries are properly Central America.