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REVEALED: Chinese Govt. Killed and Imprisoned 18-20 CIA Spies After Penetrating Hillary Clinton’s Private Server Yes Rochard, an investigation is sorely needed. It is happening. Judge Orders State and Justice Departments to Reopen Clinton Email Case :pimp |
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NO ONE in the United States wants to support Assad. In fact, it's been American policy for decades to remove him from office. In fact, Obama put US troops on the ground in Syria and has been providing support to everyone fighting against Assad. You seem to have no idea what US policy with Syria is, and you have no idea what liberals want or don't want. |
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china and india will be the biggest economy because they have the most people. UK is just jumping from the boat with a lot of people and things the can survive. but no matter how poor chines and indians will be - they produce cheaper and in sum they have more busing power than every europen country on it´s own. what do we do against that? nuke them or make something like a UNION? maybe we could call it: THE EUROPEAN UNION ???? and regarding trump and his brainwashed white supremacists: did you know that in 2013 was the first year when more children under 1 year have been black ? in 2030 the white race will not be the majority in the US anymore. than you have to deal with obamas for the rest of your life. decisions made today are made for THIS predictable future and not for a herd of stupids and their leader clown. decision made today are done for a future when this planet have not enough space to live and the climate change has made a big part of earth unhabitable. THIS are the things todays leaders are responsible for and not the yesterday people. |
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what shall americans do there when turkish troops come with american weapons to kill the ones that risked their asses to fight ISIS? so better get the troops out and say later "sorry we just heard it too late". and what do you think putin is interessted in syria? he is interested on the oilpipeline to europe because the ONLY ME country that have the geographical position for that is syria. so the big question is: is the trump empire partner of russia in this pipeline deal or why else he accept that US oil economy will break in pieces and all oil exports to europe will be history because the US oil is much to expensive than. i am pretty sure he got some stocks from vladimir and sold the USA for it. |
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Short answer: Assad refused to let the Saudis build pipelines thru his country, so we (allies of the Saudis) declared that Assad is a dictator and we sent in the fake rebels (terrorists) to start a civil war. Over a fucking pipeline. The Oil-Gas War Over Syria (In 4 Maps) Obama and Hillary were funding and arming terrorists. Because a sovereign nation isn't allowed to say no to out allies pipeline projects. And you support this?? |
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RANKED: These will be the 32 most powerful economies in the world by 2050 China — $58.499 trillion. REUTERS/Stringer. India — $44.128 trillion. ... United States — $34.102 trillion. ... Indonesia — $10.502 trillion. ... Brazil — $7.540 trillion. ... Russia — $7.131 trillion. ... Mexico — $6.863 trillion. ... Japan — $6.779 trillion. .. BRICS ~ 116 trillion Quote:
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Muslims killing non-Muslims is something they've been doing for centuries. Selling them the tools seems like a good idea. It's not as if no one else will sell them. Are you now in favour of going to war over oil? Just like Bush did. |
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With Iraq, we removed their government and destroyed their military. Calling Iraq a military zone isn't correct. We aren't engaged in combat in Iraq. We've had seventeen deaths in Iraq in 2018, fifteen of which was "non hostile". The two "hostile" deaths were IEDs. That's not combat. With Afghanistan, we removed their military and their government, but that doesn't say much. It's not like they ever had a strong military to begin with. Keep in mind our original target was Al-Qaeda, and in order to get to Al-Qaeda we had to remove the Northern Alliance government / military. When talking about Al-Qaeda, you need to remember we are talking small groups of men who live in huts. We bombed the shit out of Afghanistan and quickly defeated them, but small groups continue on. Bombing them and then walking away wouldn't have solved the original problem. I honestly do not care. If the United States goes to war, we need stay there until the end of time. We need to send a strong message that says "If we go to war will stay there until the end of time". Don't think that's possible? We still have US military bases in Germany and Japan. We always will. By the way, we had less deaths in Afghanistan than we did in Iraq in 2018. |
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But i show how it count. UNITED STATES $19,390,000,000,000 2017 EST https://www.cia.gov/library/publicat...01rank.html#rs USA gdp growth 2,3% per year 30 year * 2.3% = 69% per 30 years it not rigth counting because requred (1year * 2.3%) + (1year * 2.3%) * 2.3 + ((1year * 2.3%) * 2.3%)2.3% etc... and in the end sum will be bigest than in my example but we in gfy )) GDP $19 + (19 * 69%) = 32 GDP in 2050 ~ $ 32 000,000,000,000 moni ) |
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We have two sides of war. We have what we did in WWII, and then what we have done ever since. During WWII, we had complete warfare. We bombed the shit out of everything. "Oh, ten percent of the population of this town is involved in munitions manufacturing? We'll have to firebomb it". Over night we send one hundred bombers to firebomb a town, killing tens of thousand of people, in some cases over one hundred thousand people, destroying entire towns in the process. In Japan the United States nuked two entire cities. Over the course of the war over sixty million people died - mostly civilians. Everyone lost everything. Everyone lost family members, in some cases entire families; Everyone lost their businesses, their jobs, their houses, everything they owned, and went hungry for years at a time. Since WWII the nature of warfare has changed. The larger countries are extremely reluctant to engage each other in open war (which is why we have proxy wars). We wanted to accomplish our goals without complete destruction, and avoid unnecessary deaths as much as possible. This is a great idea - we shouldn't kill each other - but it just doesn't work. We tested this with Korea, and here we are fifty years later technically still at war, a country divided, people still dying, and war can break out again at any time. We did this with Vietnam also. The United States never lost a battle in Vietnam, but we failed to go all out to win the war. We did the same thing with Iraq - the goal was to remove Iraq from Kuwait, and we quickly did this, but it failed to fix the problem and we had to go back a second time but still do not engage all out warfare. Let me give you another great example.... During the Six Day War Israel bitch smacked most of the Middle East - Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. It was quick and brutal; Egypt lost it's entire air force. It was a clear win for Israel, but the losers do not consider it a loss at all. In fact, they call it something completely different - they call it "The Setback". To this very day this is still unresolved, and people are dying. Do you see the difference? In all out war everyone suffered, everyone lost everything, everyone lost their houses, their business, their jobs, everything they owned, family members, every one starved, and no matter what they would never ever allow this to happen again. Without all out war the losing side is like "meh" and "we are still not happy". Limited warfare doesn't work. It accomplishes limited objectives without fixing the over all problem. |
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Dominate or be dominated. What the fuck is wrong with you Paul? Yes we know, you feel Russia would be the best world power despite their proven history of nazi loving failure. |
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Most of the regular troops have been withdrawn long time ago. |
PS: If history has taught us something, then that it is nearly impossible to win a war against people that don't value individual life and have nothing else to lose.
Unless you are willing to drop nuclear bombs on them. |
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The confirmation bias is so laughably present in your way of thinking and you can't seem to realize it. Oh... and calling it now: The Squealer or one of his fake nicks will come along with a "No You!" argument anytime soon. He thinks he's brilliant with those. |
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B) It's a Sunday on a holiday week and I'm utterly borded. C) I am giving a lecture to a Marine Corps org a week from Monday on this very subject. |
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Originally the US built bases in Germany and Japan to continue to exert influence over them, and help during the rebuilding. At the same time, very quickly the primary mission was to counter the Russian threat in Europe (and China in Japan). The end result was that a friendship between Germany and United States (as well as the Allied countries) was established. The same happened in Japan. Society today cannot imagine a world where Germany and Japan was not a friend. One of the things I have not learned yet is how the Germans in East Germany thought of the Russians during the cold war. Perhaps you could fill me in on that. |
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in short: There was a gap between what was offical policy and what was reality - but as usual it wasn't all black or white. Official policy was that Russians are friends, there were even organized friendship evenings where they put Russian soldiers together with normal people and sometimes it even ended up with Russian soldiers marrying German women. And if you - as an Eastern German - were a believer of the GDR system, you probably had no problem. Then again if you were not, you had a problem. That started with Russians bringing out the tanks in 1953 against an uprise of Eastern German workers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uprisi...n_East_Germany And of course their support in putting up the wall. It is still unknown how many Eastern Germans were deported and/or executed in the 1950ties to 70ties because they were considered opposition. |
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Then again that is usually the way. |
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complain putin about the school. btw: i met a russin tonight here in thailand and he asked me if i am from the soviet or the american germany. your information system there seems to have some issues. |
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for not having chemical weapons and not being involved in 9/11 ? Quote:
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is that not reason enough to difference that word? Quote:
up to here i was talking to you like with a 10 year old. but if that is too much just tell me - i will try to explain to a 5 year old - maybe you get it easier. |
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just keep after his wife and kids, that will help |
don't worry. He'll figure out in his second term.
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Don't know where you get the Russian BS from. |
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Is he in favour of allowing more Muslims into Europe? |
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Seems some here are in favour of American troops occupying foreign countries and will support them using tactics we're associate the Nazis with. Or delusional enough to believe they can rule these countries using soft tactics. |
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