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Mar 17, 2018 03:11:25   #
PeterS
 
son of witless wrote:
" As to Crimea, it was part of Russia until Khrushchev ceded it to Ukraine in 1954 " How very pro Russian of you to say that. Did you not get the memo ? Since Trump beat Hillary, Russia is badddddddddddd ! ! ! !

" You question Matlock's impartiality because he was critical of Bush the Younger and thought Russia should have the Crimea, yet he served in both Reagan and Elder Bush administrations. "

Guilty as charged Sir. Your reading comprehension skills are outstanding.

" You seem to be saying that nothing done before Reagan had anything to do with the outcome of the Cold War.
If increased USSR military spending due to Reagan's buildup, etc., then the USSR must have had some prescient leaders, because their build up started in 1966 and increased linearly until about 1982 and then leveled off. "

I will give Harry Truman credit. Perhaps a little of credit to LBJ, very little. However, I would say that 1966 and before is totally irrelevant. The USSR was strong back then. Their Empire only began to show brittleness from 1980 on. I give Pope John Paul II, Marguerite Thatcher, Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitsyn, and many others credit. The weakness was caused by their Afghanistan invasion. By ramping up US military spending and touting star wars Reagan forced them to respond at a time when they were already severely stressed.
" As to Crimea, it was part of Russia until K... (show quote)

And why would increased military spending cause the Soviet Union to collapse. Gorbachev’s reforms did more to hasten the fall of the Soviet Union than anything else. By loosening controls over the people and making reforms to the political and economic elites, the Soviet government appeared weak and vulnerable to the Soviet people. They used their newfound powers to organize and critique the government and by 1991 they successfully ended Soviet rule.

In other words--THE END!!!

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Mar 17, 2018 04:55:54   #
son of witless
 
PeterS wrote:
I appreciate your efforts here but you will never ever convince cons that anything other than their efforts are responsible for the collapse of the Soviet Union. That's one of the items that they live and breath and tell their children about as they tuck them into bed at night. You will have a better chance of convincing them that Jesus is a transsexual from San Francisco who earns his living giving blowjobs under the Golden Gate Bridge then you will that Reagan didn't single handily defeat the mighty Soviet Empire. Facts like the Soviets were already crumbling in the 70's, unable to provide basic goods and services to their population, are completely irrelevant or that had the Soviets not collapsed on Reagan's watch they would have one or two presidents down the road.

They will never buy anything you say because Reagan vs the Soviets is their principle reason for launching the division of this country where is was due to liberal failures that allowed the Soviets to grow and menacing as they did and was their conservative success that squashed them like a bug and allowed for the survival of this great nation. It is literally too big a plumb for them to ever consider sharing credit and to do so would destroy the belief that through Reagan theirs is the greatest ideology to ever grace this great and wonderful nation...
I appreciate your efforts here but you will never ... (show quote)


You act as if the Soviet Empire was doomed to fail. No way to know that. What you say about them in the 1970s could have been said at other times and they did not collapse. Stalin's take over of farms in the 1930s had them in far worse shape and they did not collapse. Even into 1941, Hitler had been told by his military experts that the quality of Red Army units that met the Wehrmacht when they partitioned Poland, were abysmal. Hitler was sure that the Soviets were so rotten in 1941 that his army only had to kick in the door and the whole thing would fall down and yet the strength of the Red Army and the Soviet Union was it's resiliency. It's ability to take casualties and come back stronger was greater than any other nation.

To say that the USSR would have collapsed within 2 Presidents after Reagan has two flaws. First, there is no way to know that. Second you are acknowledging that yes Reagan did have something to do with it collapsing sooner rather than later. Reagan's restrengthening America and challenging the Soviets definitely weakened them. Also his support for dissidents in the Eastern Block and within Russia itself gave hope to those trying to topple the Evil Empire. Liberal Democrats were not especially known for encouraging freedom loving rebels at that time. Even then their hypocrisy was well known.

Your Jesus Transsexual blow job comment reflects accurately on you and your side of the debate.

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Mar 17, 2018 11:03:51   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
son of witless wrote:
You act as if the Soviet Empire was doomed to fail. No way to know that. What you say about them in the 1970s could have been said at other times and they did not collapse. Stalin's take over of farms in the 1930s had them in far worse shape and they did not collapse. Even into 1941, Hitler had been told by his military experts that the quality of Red Army units that met the Wehrmacht when they partitioned Poland, were abysmal. Hitler was sure that the Soviets were so rotten in 1941 that his army only had to kick in the door and the whole thing would fall down and yet the strength of the Red Army and the Soviet Union was it's resiliency. It's ability to take casualties and come back stronger was greater than any other nation.

To say that the USSR would have collapsed within 2 Presidents after Reagan has two flaws. First, there is no way to know that. Second you are acknowledging that yes Reagan did have something to do with it collapsing sooner rather than later. Reagan's restrengthening America and challenging the Soviets definitely weakened them. Also his support for dissidents in the Eastern Block and within Russia itself gave hope to those trying to topple the Evil Empire. Liberal Democrats were not especially known for encouraging freedom loving rebels at that time. Even then their hypocrisy was well known.

Your Jesus Transsexual blow job comment reflects accurately on you and your side of the debate.
You act as if the Soviet Empire was doomed to fail... (show quote)


Communism is always a failure when Elitists are not backing them up with Western funding. Red China is another example.
Now why would the Banking Cabal fund such an enterprise?

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Mar 17, 2018 13:01:09   #
Raylan Wolfe Loc: earth
 
PeterS wrote:
Sorry, I'm not a subscriber. I thought you were a person who delt with numbers on a daily basis?

Since this seems to be beyond you let me give you a hand:

73-80 ((517.1 - 230.8) / 230.8) =1.24 or 124%

81-89 ((991.1 - 599.3) / 599.3) =0.653 or 65.3%

So before we cut taxes revenue growth for the 8 year period was 124% and after we cut taxes revenue growth declined to 65.3%. Now let me ask you--since you are an investment person would you receive more revenue if you had a return of 124% or 65.3%?

If you would like to check my work, again, here is the link to the CBO: https://www.cbo.gov/sites/default/files/cbofiles/attachments/45010-breakout-AppendixH.pdf

Oh, and check out the 8 year period prior to the Bush tax cut and then the 8 year period after the Bush tax cut. That could well explain why debt increased so rapidly even though you cons kept government growth basically in check!
Sorry, I'm not a subscriber. I thought you were a ... (show quote)






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Mar 17, 2018 16:30:08   #
son of witless
 
eagleye13 wrote:
Communism is always a failure when Elitists are not backing them up with Western funding. Red China is another example.
Now why would the Banking Cabal fund such an enterprise?


Profit.

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Mar 17, 2018 20:02:08   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
son of witless wrote:
Profit.


Bingo!
Massive profits.

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Mar 18, 2018 07:46:39   #
PeterS
 
son of witless wrote:
You act as if the Soviet Empire was doomed to fail. No way to know that. What you say about them in the 1970s could have been said at other times and they did not collapse. Stalin's take over of farms in the 1930s had them in far worse shape and they did not collapse. Even into 1941, Hitler had been told by his military experts that the quality of Red Army units that met the Wehrmacht when they partitioned Poland, were abysmal. Hitler was sure that the Soviets were so rotten in 1941 that his army only had to kick in the door and the whole thing would fall down and yet the strength of the Red Army and the Soviet Union was it's resiliency. It's ability to take casualties and come back stronger was greater than any other nation.

To say that the USSR would have collapsed within 2 Presidents after Reagan has two flaws. First, there is no way to know that. Second you are acknowledging that yes Reagan did have something to do with it collapsing sooner rather than later. Reagan's restrengthening America and challenging the Soviets definitely weakened them. Also his support for dissidents in the Eastern Block and within Russia itself gave hope to those trying to topple the Evil Empire. Liberal Democrats were not especially known for encouraging freedom loving rebels at that time. Even then their hypocrisy was well known.

Your Jesus Transsexual blow job comment reflects accurately on you and your side of the debate.
You act as if the Soviet Empire was doomed to fail... (show quote)


No way to know that the SU was going to fail? Where were you in the 70's and 80's? The Soviet Union financed the Vietnam War and then Afghanistan and in doing so shifted their economy from producing domestic goods to war goods all of which was exported else where as were a big chunk of domestic goods that should have gone to the Russian people. The Russia people were fed up which is why when Gorbachev eased up on the regulations they revolted. The Soviet Union, in that form, was done no matter what Reagan decided to do. But neither of us should pat ourselves on the back because the only thing that happened is they shed some satellites, changed their name to Russia, and switched from a totalitarian government to an authoritarian government just as repressive and dangerous as they ever were...

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Mar 18, 2018 08:14:47   #
son of witless
 
PeterS wrote:
No way to know that the SU was going to fail? Where were you in the 70's and 80's? The Soviet Union financed the Vietnam War and then Afghanistan and in doing so shifted their economy from producing domestic goods to war goods all of which was exported else where as were a big chunk of domestic goods that should have gone to the Russian people. The Russia people were fed up which is why when Gorbachev eased up on the regulations they revolted. The Soviet Union, in that form, was done no matter what Reagan decided to do. But neither of us should pat ourselves on the back because the only thing that happened is they shed some satellites, changed their name to Russia, and switched from a totalitarian government to an authoritarian government just as repressive and dangerous as they ever were...
No way to know that the SU was going to fail? Wher... (show quote)


You act as if the Soviets were your typical Western Democracy. They were not. Who cares whether the Russian people were fed up ? If they did not like their Socialist Paradise and complained they had their gas shut off to their little Socialist apartments, then their little job was taken away, and then it was the gulag. Men like Solzhenitsyn dared to resist, but it was not until the 1980s that it mattered. In fact, that he and his friends were not executed shows how weak the leadership was getting. They did not have the stomach to do what Stalin did.

The party elite could no longer keep the serfs in line the way the party does in North Korea. How come the North Koreans do not revolt ? They are in much worse shape than the Russians were in 1988.

As far as Russia today, they are not the Empire they were. They cannot project the level of power anymore. Places like Poland are in our sphere, not their's. Putin is well on his way to putting Humpty Dumpty back together again. It did not help that your mighty hero Obama allowed him to do it because the man knows no history at ALL! He told Romney in a debate that he was a moron for believing Russia was a serious threat again. You do remember that , , , , , RIGHT ???????

Funny how Russia went from nothing to now the number one threat in the mind of the jack ass party. We who are RIGHT and actually know our history always knew the threat. We did not have to be reeducated. We also realize that just like in WW2 the US will have to work with Russia against common threats. Back then it was Hitler, today it is ISIS and their brethren.

Reagan, Thatcher, and the Pope from Poland are the heroes, along with everyone else who stood up to the Soviets. That leaves out pieces of garbage like Teddy Kennedy.

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Mar 18, 2018 10:51:52   #
PeterS
 
son of witless wrote:
You act as if the Soviets were your typical Western Democracy. They were not. Who cares whether the Russian people were fed up ? If they did not like their Socialist Paradise and complained they had their gas shut off to their little Socialist apartments, then their little job was taken away, and then it was the gulag. Men like Solzhenitsyn dared to resist, but it was not until the 1980s that it mattered. In fact, that he and his friends were not executed shows how weak the leadership was getting. They did not have the stomach to do what Stalin did.

The party elite could no longer keep the serfs in line the way the party does in North Korea. How come the North Koreans do not revolt ? They are in much worse shape than the Russians were in 1988.

As far as Russia today, they are not the Empire they were. They cannot project the level of power anymore. Places like Poland are in our sphere, not their's. Putin is well on his way to putting Humpty Dumpty back together again. It did not help that your mighty hero Obama allowed him to do it because the man knows no history at ALL! He told Romney in a debate that he was a moron for believing Russia was a serious threat again. You do remember that , , , , , RIGHT ???????

Funny how Russia went from nothing to now the number one threat in the mind of the jack ass party. We who are RIGHT and actually know our history always knew the threat. We did not have to be reeducated. We also realize that just like in WW2 the US will have to work with Russia against common threats. Back then it was Hitler, today it is ISIS and their brethren.

Reagan, Thatcher, and the Pope from Poland are the heroes, along with everyone else who stood up to the Soviets. That leaves out pieces of garbage like Teddy Kennedy.
You act as if the Soviets were your typical Wester... (show quote)


President Johnson had at the time a habit of recording all of his phone conversations, and newly released tapes from 1968 detailed that the FBI had “bugged” the telephones of the South Vietnamese ambassador and of Anna Chennault, one of Nixon’s aides. Based on the tapes, says Taylor for the BBC, we learn that in the time leading up to the Paris Peace talks, “Chennault was despatched to the South Vietnamese embassy with a clear message: the South Vietnamese government should withdraw from the talks, refuse to deal with Johnson, and if Nixon was elected, they would get a much better deal.” The Atlantic Wire:

In the recently released tapes, we can hear Johnson being told about Nixon’s interference by Defence Secretary Clark Clifford. The FBI had bugged the South Vietnamese ambassadors phone. They had Chennault lobbying the ambassador on tape. Johnson was justifiably furious — he ordered Nixon’s campaign be placed under FBI surveillance. Johnson passed along a note to Nixon that he knew about the move. Nixon played like he had no idea why the South backed out, and offered to travel to Saigon to get them back to the negotiating table.

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Mar 18, 2018 11:01:40   #
PeterS
 
son of witless wrote:
You act as if the Soviets were your typical Western Democracy. They were not. Who cares whether the Russian people were fed up ? If they did not like their Socialist Paradise and complained they had their gas shut off to their little Socialist apartments, then their little job was taken away, and then it was the gulag. Men like Solzhenitsyn dared to resist, but it was not until the 1980s that it mattered. In fact, that he and his friends were not executed shows how weak the leadership was getting. They did not have the stomach to do what Stalin did.

The party elite could no longer keep the serfs in line the way the party does in North Korea. How come the North Koreans do not revolt ? They are in much worse shape than the Russians were in 1988.
You act as if the Soviets were your typical Wester... (show quote)


snip<<Gorbachev's policies of glasnost ("openness") and perestroika ("restructuring") and his reorientation of Soviet strategic aims contributed to the end of the Cold War. Under this program, the role of the Communist Party in governing the state was removed from the constitution, which inadvertently led to crisis-level political instability with a surge of regional nationalist and anti-communist activism culminating in the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Gorbachev later expressed regret for his failure to save the USSR,
Where do you hear Reagan's name invoked? Now read you last sentence!!! You're saying what I've been saying all along...

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As far as Russia today, they are not the Empire they were. They cannot project the level of power anymore. Places like Poland are in our sphere, not their's. Putin is well on his way to putting Humpty Dumpty back together again. It did not help that your mighty hero Obama allowed him to do it because the man knows no history at ALL! He told Romney in a debate that he was a moron for believing Russia was a serious threat again. You do remember that , , , , , RIGHT ???????

Their power is in their military and nuclear weapons. The threat is the same as when they were the Soviet Union.

Quote:
Funny how Russia went from nothing to now the number one threat in the mind of the jack ass party. We who are RIGHT and actually know our history always knew the threat. We did not have to be reeducated. We also realize that just like in WW2 the US will have to work with Russia against common threats. Back then it was Hitler, today it is ISIS and their brethren.

Reagan, Thatcher, and the Pope from Poland are the heroes, along with everyone else who stood up to the Soviets. That leaves out pieces of garbage like Teddy Kennedy.
Funny how Russia went from nothing to now the numb... (show quote)

Since you cons are brothers with the Russians it understandable that you see no fear--the fact remains that they are the number one enemy of democracy today...

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Mar 18, 2018 11:29:50   #
Michael Rich Loc: Lapine Oregon
 
PeterS wrote:
Since you cons are brothers with the Russians it understandable that you see no fear--the fact remains that they are the number one enemy of democracy today...


The number one enemy of our Republic are the homegrown progressives..'hands down'..

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Mar 18, 2018 11:35:02   #
son of witless
 
PeterS wrote:
President Johnson had at the time a habit of recording all of his phone conversations, and newly released tapes from 1968 detailed that the FBI had “bugged” the telephones of the South Vietnamese ambassador and of Anna Chennault, one of Nixon’s aides. Based on the tapes, says Taylor for the BBC, we learn that in the time leading up to the Paris Peace talks, “Chennault was despatched to the South Vietnamese embassy with a clear message: the South Vietnamese government should withdraw from the talks, refuse to deal with Johnson, and if Nixon was elected, they would get a much better deal.” The Atlantic Wire:

In the recently released tapes, we can hear Johnson being told about Nixon’s interference by Defence Secretary Clark Clifford. The FBI had bugged the South Vietnamese ambassadors phone. They had Chennault lobbying the ambassador on tape. Johnson was justifiably furious — he ordered Nixon’s campaign be placed under FBI surveillance. Johnson passed along a note to Nixon that he knew about the move. Nixon played like he had no idea why the South backed out, and offered to travel to Saigon to get them back to the negotiating table.
President Johnson had at the time a habit of recor... (show quote)


And this is relevant to why the Soviet Union collapsed decades later because of ? ? ?

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Mar 18, 2018 11:42:49   #
trucksterbud
 
Raylan Wolfe wrote:
http://bipartisanreports.com/2018/03/11/trump-flies-into-weekend-meltdown-spews-approval-ratings-lies-like-a-failing-leader/


As always, more FAKE NEWS from the FAKE NEWS SOURCE....!!! Rayloon Wolfie has SAID IT...!!! So, IT MUST BE TRUE...!!

Kinda strange - Wolfturdie - MSN, State of the Nation, ZeroHedge - all have articles about the unemployment numbers, and the FACT that Trump is bringing jobs back........some of those jobs are the VERY JOBS your loverboy OBammyboy sent overseas.....???....!!! How in the world did you miss that one snowflake...??

Go back and try again Rayloon.... Your reporting just didn't cut it....

How much do you get paid to TROLLLLLL.....???

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Mar 18, 2018 11:57:16   #
son of witless
 
PeterS wrote:
Since you cons are brothers with the Russians it understandable that you see no fear--the fact remains that they are the number one enemy of democracy today...


" Gorbachev's policies of glasnost ("openness") and perestroika ("restructuring") and his reorientation of Soviet strategic aims contributed to the end of the Cold War. Under this program, the role of the Communist Party in governing the state was removed from the constitution, which inadvertently led to crisis-level political instability with a surge of regional nationalist and anti-communist activism culminating in the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Gorbachev later expressed regret for his failure to save the USSR, "

Uhhhhh, the selection of Gorbachev as leader was a sign of the coming collapse. I can't remember, but I think there were a couple of very old decrepit men who preceded Gorbachev. He was the first non hardliner to rule. The first ideologically weak leader. To say that he caused it by " glasnost ("openness") and perestroika ("restructuring") " is to misunderstand reality. " glasnost ("openness") and perestroika ("restructuring") " was the last desperate phase of a dying empire. Gorbachev had the right idea, but it was too late. If he had come to power 5 years earlier maybe he could have saved his country, but then he may not have done it.

Either " glasnost ("openness") and perestroika ("restructuring") " would have been started earlier or a Stalinesque total clamp down would have been required.

" Since you cons are brothers with the Russians it understandable that you see no fear--the fact remains that they are the number one enemy of democracy today. "

That is precious. Your side has a history of cozying up to the Russians and stabbing America in the back. Just now I do not have Obama's misdeeds in front of me, but I had previously mentioned that disgusting figure of a man Teddy Kennedy. Here is an article you might just find interesting.

http://www.forbes.com/2009/08/27/ted-kennedy-soviet-union-ronald-reagan-opinions-columnists-peter-robinson.html#2a6e39a1359a

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Mar 18, 2018 12:29:51   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
son of witless wrote:
" Gorbachev's policies of glasnost ("openness") and perestroika ("restructuring") and his reorientation of Soviet strategic aims contributed to the end of the Cold War. Under this program, the role of the Communist Party in governing the state was removed from the constitution, which inadvertently led to crisis-level political instability with a surge of regional nationalist and anti-communist activism culminating in the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Gorbachev later expressed regret for his failure to save the USSR, "

Uhhhhh, the selection of Gorbachev as leader was a sign of the coming collapse. I can't remember, but I think there were a couple of very old decrepit men who preceded Gorbachev. He was the first non hardliner to rule. The first ideologically weak leader. To say that he caused it by " glasnost ("openness") and perestroika ("restructuring") " is to misunderstand reality. " glasnost ("openness") and perestroika ("restructuring") " was the last desperate phase of a dying empire. Gorbachev had the right idea, but it was too late. If he had come to power 5 years earlier maybe he could have saved his country, but then he may not have done it.

Either " glasnost ("openness") and perestroika ("restructuring") " would have been started earlier or a Stalinesque total clamp down would have been required.

" Since you cons are brothers with the Russians it understandable that you see no fear--the fact remains that they are the number one enemy of democracy today. "

That is precious. Your side has a history of cozying up to the Russians and stabbing America in the back. Just now I do not have Obama's misdeeds in front of me, but I had previously mentioned that disgusting figure of a man Teddy Kennedy. Here is an article you might just find interesting.

http://www.forbes.com/2009/08/27/ted-kennedy-soviet-union-ronald-reagan-opinions-columnists-peter-robinson.html#2a6e39a1359a
" Gorbachev's policies of glasnost ("ope... (show quote)


"" Since you cons are brothers with the Russians it understandable that you see no fear--the fact remains that they are the number one enemy of democracy today. ""

Well it has been pretty much proven that Russia was not undermining our "Democracy" (actually a Republic). Try? Maybe. What do you think the CIA has been up to?
Any one here want to speculate on who or what has been undermining our Republic/Constitution?
Who gets our politicians elected?
Who makes our laws?
Have we a problem with a corrupt "Deep State"?

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