You know what I mean, silly.We don't? Ha, I knew I was right to stock up.
You know what I mean, silly.We don't? Ha, I knew I was right to stock up.
Yeah, I edited my post. There's more now.You know what I mean, silly.
Yes, DWS really fucked up. The people working for the DNC should have been neutral towards the candidates. It still doesn't mean shit as far as this election goes. You have difficulty with your truthy wannabe opiniony stuff that really isn't based on fact.Then why this? Because where there is smoke, there is fire..
Debbie Wasserman Schultz to resign as DNC chair as email scandal rocks Democrats
Daily deliveries? That's a laugh!Why don't we still have daily coal deliveries to our homes as well?
The best way for Israel to deal with Iran is for them to actually want to solve the issues in the occupied territories."The best way to help Israel deal with Iran's growing nuclear capability is to help the people of Syria overthrow the regime of Bashar Assad."
Because Hilary is so darn helpful what a great leader
Thanks, Hill
socal was quoting a statement by Hillary from wiki-leaks collection of State Dept emails released in May. Clinton advocated toppling Assad to help Israel. Hillary also negotiated a treaty with Iran that doesn't do what you suggest -- sanctions and the like are still in place. Just saying that your position isn't well represented in Clinton's policies as head of State Dept. Israel and the US, not Iran are the greatest threats to peace in the region. That's not going to change under Clinton's presidency.The best way for Israel to deal with Iran is for them to actually want to solve the issues in the occupied territories.
Iran is in the middle of a silent cultural revolution since the end of sanctions, there's even Iranian men wearing headscarves to protest the fact women are forced to wear them.
We need to welcome Iran into the developed, rational world instead of mistreating them and forcing them onto the fringe.
Most sanctions have been rescinded and if they continue to play ball the rest will be gone in a couple of years.socal was quoting a statement by Hillary from wiki-leaks collection of State Dept emails released in May. Clinton advocated toppling Assad to help Israel. Hillary also negotiated a treaty with Iran that doesn't do what you suggest -- sanctions and the like are still in place. Just saying that your position isn't well represented in Clinton's policies as head of State Dept. Israel and the US, not Iran are the greatest threats to peace in the region. That's not going to change under Clinton's presidency.
As long as US allies itself with an Israel that occupies territories, threatens the region with nuclear weapons, suffocates the economy of Palestinian held regions and besieges Gaza, I fail to see how Iran can possibly ally itself with the US.Most sanctions have been rescinded and if they continue to play ball the rest will be gone in a couple of years.
Iran will become a US Ally in the next 10 years I'd say, given they're the most rational and stable State in the region.
Sometimes things take time to build. When they fall apart it usually happens quicker.As long as US allies itself with an Israel that occupies territories, threatens the region with nuclear weapons, suffocates the economy of Palestinian held regions and besieges Gaza, I fail to see how Iran can possibly ally itself with the US.
"Most sanctions have been rescinded" also means sanctions are in place. Also means sanctions can be restored. I'm not saying Iran's theocracy creates a utopia for it's people. I would agree that the people of Iran would be better off without the theocrats in charge. The fact remains that Iranian theocrats have a firm grip on the politics of Iran and they not going to give an inch when it comes to Israel and that is the nub of their argument with the US.
Israel's political leaders are pugnacious Zionists. Iran's leaders are religious zealots. So, no, this situation in the middle east is going to fester as long as Israel acts the aggressor and threatens to dominate its neighbors while Iran also pursues a role of leadership in the area. Iran can't become an ally of the US unless the relationship between the US and Israel changes. I don't see that happening in the next ten years.
That bridge is a good analogy of the situation in the Middle East. Can you imagine what the driver of that vehicle went through? I think in another video, the driver got out and made tracks out of there. I'd like to think the US is that driver but really, the US plays the role of the architect of that bridge.Sometimes things take time to build. When they fall apart it usually happens quicker.
What i was thinkin.That bridge is a good analogy of the situation in the Middle East. Can you imagine what the driver of that vehicle went through? I think in another video, the driver got out and made tracks out of there. I'd like to think the US is that driver but really, the US plays the role of the architect of that bridge.
And what a shitty bridge we've been building.That bridge is a good analogy of the situation in the Middle East. Can you imagine what the driver of that vehicle went through? I think in another video, the driver got out and made tracks out of there. I'd like to think the US is that driver but really, the US plays the role of the architect of that bridge.
Odd that you think it is all about US. It is not. Whoever is elected will be entering a landmine strewn field. At least Hillary knows it. Donald would do this...And what a shitty bridge we've been building.
Thankfully Hillary will fix it all, just wait and see.
Could you explain how it's not?Odd that you think it is all about US. It is not. Whoever is elected will be entering a landmine strewn field. At least Hillary knows it. Donald would do this...
Too funny! I can't wait till the elections are all over then we can really talk about the good stuff.Odd that you think it is all about US. It is not. Whoever is elected will be entering a landmine strewn field. At least Hillary knows it. Donald would do this...
Lol maybe you are right, Plato, tardAll three of those words have meant many things and there is overlap in all 3. With what I think you mean, I agree. What a liberal is in the original sense of the word, a classical liberal, is what I think so called libertarians attempt to emulate while a libertarian originally meant a left-wing, anticapitalist anarchist. Republican is a term in use possibly earlier than the Roman empire in some form. In Rome, a republican was someone who opposed an imperial form of gov't but simply became someone who supported certain senators.
Words as we see, can be appropriated.
As if that is the only thing to happen. Yes, I am also aware that we were propping the dictatorships up. The fact is, the divisions between tribes and peoples there are thousands of years old and supersede all of our meddling. Just as there is no simple cause, there is no easy solution.Could you explain how it's not?
We keep toppling the "peace keeping" dictators/regimes and then their countries turn into the shit stains of the world.
I agree there are a number of factors, however our Imperialist meddling has caused huge damage to the already unstable region.As if that is the only thing to happen. Yes, I am also aware that we were propping the dictatorships up. The fact is, the divisions between tribes and peoples there are thousands of years old and supersede all of our meddling. Just as there is no simple cause, there is no easy solution.
I think it is wrong for you to oversimplify the situation by calling them "peace-keeping" dictators. Peace to one group is often at the expense of another group. I don't believe in trying to hold back the tide.
Take up the White Man's burden, The savage wars of peace—
Fill full the mouth of Famine And bid the sickness cease;
And when your goal is nearest The end for others sought,
Watch sloth and heathen Folly Bring all your hopes to nought.
I guess in a sense we have. But each country has its own internal fault lines. The one thing the regimes had in common was that the radical islamic factions were always getting repressed. I don't really think it was our policy goal but we certainly went along with it. More commonly, we supported a ruling side while it repressed rival factions, sects and tribes.I agree there are a number of factors, however our Imperialist meddling has caused huge damage to the already unstable region.
Iraq, Syria, Libya, Iran...is there any country we haven't fucked with in the region in the past 60 years?