Posts for: buffalo
Feb 22, 2019 13:30:42 #
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Bcon wrote:
I don’t believe the nukes would be part of any war... (show quote)
All wars are banksters' wars...AND...WAR IS A RACKET!
Feb 22, 2019 13:10:08 #
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Bcon wrote:
You are right, but after the way Obama decimated the military to much earlier standards, Trump had to restore, as much as possible, the cuts made so we could have military protections d superiority again. A country that is not defended properly is vulnerable.
Bulls**t! Do we really need to spend nearly 10 times as much enriching the military industrial corporations than the ruskies? They have 7500 nukes and we just have 7200. How many is needed to wipe out the entire population on earth?
http://armedforces.eu/compare/country_USA_vs_Russia
Bulls**t! Do we really need to spend 3 times as much enriching the military industrial corporations the the chinks? They have 260 nukes to our 7200. How many times does the earth need to be destroyed?
http://armedforces.eu/compare/country_China_vs_USA
I revise my summation from 1 word to 2 words...FV(K!N9 INSANITY!!!
Feb 22, 2019 11:33:45 #
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emarine wrote:
You're pushing a lot of ink to someone who realizes that the cold war never really ended Buff buddy...
Then I can sum it up for you in 1 word...INSANITY! Based on the facts I just exposed, how can anyone think that trumpy is putin's puppet and they are guilty of collusion?
Trumpy:
Threaten to pull out of NATO
Pull out of arms control treaties
Watch nations become frightened
Cash in as military-industrial corporations laughs all the way to the bank.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think most taxpayers would prefer to see their taxes supporting education and healthcare, not lining the pockets of billionaire weapons manufacturers.
Feb 22, 2019 08:47:25 #
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Maduro=bad, does not support letting foreign (US) corporations exploit Venezuela's vast natural
resources.
Even though he was legitimately and democratically elected Venezuela's president he has to go.
Gauido=US puppet.
https://stephenlendman.org/2019/01/juan-guaido-designated-interim-us-puppet-in-venezuela/
The US should mind it own fv(k!ng business.
resources.
Even though he was legitimately and democratically elected Venezuela's president he has to go.
Gauido=US puppet.
https://stephenlendman.org/2019/01/juan-guaido-designated-interim-us-puppet-in-venezuela/
The US should mind it own fv(k!ng business.
Feb 22, 2019 07:01:50 #
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proud republican wrote:
I guess its not Trump who has affection for Dictat... (show quote)
Reckon Maduro will v**e for the bern...oh wait...he is not supposed to be able to v**e in US e******ns, as all other foreigners can't, right? Maybe he will threaten to send his troops here to interfere in our e******ns and support the bern and try to "overhtrow" democratically elected trumpy. Maybe putin will be his proxy.
Feb 22, 2019 06:29:36 #
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emarine wrote:
Both men have poor track records in t***h, ethics & honor... I find it hard to support your view... maybe conclusive evidence will prevail to inform the American people what's going on here... unless its suppressed & subverted … We've only been subjected to the f**e news brainwashing for a couple of years now so there is still hope...
It is not my view! Did you read the Flopping Aces article? So, putin is manipulating his puppet, t*****r trumpy, to do again what is NOT in Russia's best interest? Or do you even understand what the US withdrawal from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, the 1988 arms control agreement between the US and the Soviet Union eliminating all missiles of a specified range from the arsenals of the two nuclear superpowers, means? I don't think you have a clue the danger that puts us in!
Glenn Greenwald in early 2018 said, "1) Other than bombing Moscow, is there anything Trump could do to make people rescind the "he's-a-Kremlin-puppet" line? (would bombing Moscow even work?); 2) who will be the 1st to say Putin told him to do this to hide the plot?; 3) can't Putin use the pee-pee tape to stop this?"
“Are those who have spent the past two years warning of a Trump-Kremlin conspiracy & cheering confrontation w/ Russia ready to shut the fv(k up yet?” asked Aaron Maté, who has been among the most consistently lucid critics of the Russiagate narrative in the US. (language edit mine)
“Hilarious to listen to all this alarmed screaming about US withdrawal from INF Treaty emanating from those who for 2 years have been demanding that Trump get tough with Russia,” tweeted George Szamuely of the Global Policy Institute. “Now that they’ve got their arms race I hope they are pleased with themselves.”
I would ask all the anti-trumpy moonbats with TDS on OPP are they ready to STFU? Will they STFU about trumpy/putin collusion when muleheads report reveals (if it is even revealed to the public--you know t***sparency in government) NOTHING? Bet not!
Feb 21, 2019 19:19:42 #
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emarine wrote:
What has that got to do with trumpy and him colluding?
everything... think about it
everything... think about it
Bulls**t! Both trumpy and putins' actual actions prove they have not and are not colluding.
Feb 21, 2019 17:10:16 #
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Mikeyavelli wrote:
Leg of Dog. Indonesian common man meal. Lil Barry Soetoro spent his formative years in Indonesia.
My brother has said that in some societies a dog is a cherished family pet and in others it may be their next family meal.
Feb 21, 2019 17:05:23 #
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ACP45 wrote:
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"I am, at the Fed level, libertarian; at the state level, Republican; at the local level, Democrat; and at the family and friends level, a socialist."
Very interesting. I can identify with that sentiment.
"I am, at the Fed level, libertarian; at the state level, Republican; at the local level, Democrat; and at the family and friends level, a socialist."
Very interesting. I can identify with that sentiment.
You do realize that was Jarvis' statement not mine. Although I can identify with it also.
Feb 21, 2019 13:57:26 #
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Ricktloml wrote:
I read that Bernie spoke quite favorably about bread lines too. You won't have to shop for groceries, (you won't have any money,) you can thankfully stand in line and get your food ration, and not worry about all that choice and variety. The STATE will determine what you need and you can stand in line to get it
Don't confuse me with a moonbatty bernie fan. Besides that I live on (own) 100 acres in the boonies. I garden, have chickens, and hunt deer. Just harvested 100+lbs of turnips that I planted in a 4 acre deer food plot mainly for the deer. Good fall rains though produced an abundance of turnips. Just a bonus.
Feb 21, 2019 12:45:56 #
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buffalo wrote:
But seriously, Kevie, Bernie Sanders launches his p**********l campaign, promises to "build a great big beautiful Iron Curtain" around America if elected
Feel the bern!
Feb 21, 2019 12:42:58 #
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byronglimish wrote:
Who is tingle, one of his gerbils.
How did you guess? LOL
I think the real attack on free speech and expression is what we are seeing coming out of the colleges and universities by moonbatty professors and the privileged brats that are being brainwashed attending those institutions of indoctrination. I would probably get expelled from college today because I didn't buy their liberal s**t that was getting started in the early 70s.
Feb 21, 2019 12:37:05 #
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Trump vs. the FBI: Who are the good guys?
By Joe Jarvis - February 21, 2019
The bad guys wear black hats.
We’re programmed to see things in black or white, right or wrong, good or evil. From what we are shown in movies and books from an early age, there is a protagonist and an antagonist.
Clever writers make it a little more complex, with the Boo Radleys and Snapes who are thought to be villains but turn out to be heroes. But generally, the characters fit largely into extremes: good guys or bad guys with little overlap: Harry Potter versus Voldemort.
But it’s those characters on the edge who people can’t get enough of. Like Walter White, the cancer patient who starts producing meth to leave some money behind for his family in the TV show Breaking Bad.
And that’s probably because its an often unspoken t***h that life is mostly gray, and not so black and white.
But the binary two choice meme has a function. It makes things a hell of a lot easier. And it prevents us from being crippled by indecision and inaction.
Of course, this is also easily exploited by bad guys…
When I hear that the FBI considered attempting to oust Trump from the oval office, I am tempted to think, hey, Trump must not be such a bad guy.
According to a new book by former deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe, top FBI brass discussed using the 25th amendment to remove Trump, even though as the Wall Street Journal explains:
A President exercises his constitutional prerogative to fire the FBI director, and Mr. Comey’s associates immediately talked about deposing him in what would amount to a c**p?
The 25th Amendment was passed after JFK’s assassination to allow for a t******r of p***r when a President is “unable” to discharge his duties. It is intended to be used only after demonstrated evidence of impairment that is witnessed by those closest to the Commander in Chief. It doesn’t exist to settle political differences, or to let scheming bureaucrats imagine they are saving the country from someone they fear is a Manchurian candidate. The constitutional process for that is impeachment.
So if the horribly corrupt FBI doesn’t like Trump, he must have something to offer.
But this is only true in the binary world or pure good and evil.
In the real world, evil often opposes evil, because they are different factions fighting for the same territory.
“All governments suffer a recurring problem: Power attracts pathological personalities. It is not that power corrupts but that it is magnetic to the corruptible.” -Frank Herbert, Author of Dune
We usually end up supporting who we see as the lesser of two evils.
That’s sort of like Walter White. He starts off as a timid science geek and dev**ed father and husband. He is attracted to the drug industry for apparently noble purposes. And he ends up poisoning a child, causing another child to be murdered, ordering an innocent assistant k**led, and causing the death of his brother-in-law.
Ultimately, Walter White admits he didn’t become a massive meth producer for his family. He did it for the thrill, the glory, the power that came with it.
We live in a world of Walter W****s, not Voldemorts.
J.K. Rowling made Voldemort pure evil. But to her credit, she demonstrated how easy it was for him to seize the reigns of power at the Ministry of Magic, and how all the bureaucrats and ministers simply started serving a new master. Some even rejoiced in their new authority, relishing the newfound power.
When it comes to Trump versus the FBI, the Wall Street Journal editorial laments, “This is all corrosive to public trust in American democracy.”
So what do we do about it?
Rejoice!
The less trust we put in the political system, the better. All we can do is separate ourselves to the best of our abilities from far off bureaucrats and politicians.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb says in his book Skin in the Game, paraphrasing brothers Geoff and Vince Graham:
I am, at the Fed level, libertarian; at the state level, Republican; at the local level, Democrat; and at the family and friends level, a socialist.
You don’t have to play by the rules of the corrupt politicians, manipulative media, and brainwashed peers.
By Joe Jarvis - February 21, 2019
The bad guys wear black hats.
We’re programmed to see things in black or white, right or wrong, good or evil. From what we are shown in movies and books from an early age, there is a protagonist and an antagonist.
Clever writers make it a little more complex, with the Boo Radleys and Snapes who are thought to be villains but turn out to be heroes. But generally, the characters fit largely into extremes: good guys or bad guys with little overlap: Harry Potter versus Voldemort.
But it’s those characters on the edge who people can’t get enough of. Like Walter White, the cancer patient who starts producing meth to leave some money behind for his family in the TV show Breaking Bad.
And that’s probably because its an often unspoken t***h that life is mostly gray, and not so black and white.
But the binary two choice meme has a function. It makes things a hell of a lot easier. And it prevents us from being crippled by indecision and inaction.
Of course, this is also easily exploited by bad guys…
When I hear that the FBI considered attempting to oust Trump from the oval office, I am tempted to think, hey, Trump must not be such a bad guy.
According to a new book by former deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe, top FBI brass discussed using the 25th amendment to remove Trump, even though as the Wall Street Journal explains:
A President exercises his constitutional prerogative to fire the FBI director, and Mr. Comey’s associates immediately talked about deposing him in what would amount to a c**p?
The 25th Amendment was passed after JFK’s assassination to allow for a t******r of p***r when a President is “unable” to discharge his duties. It is intended to be used only after demonstrated evidence of impairment that is witnessed by those closest to the Commander in Chief. It doesn’t exist to settle political differences, or to let scheming bureaucrats imagine they are saving the country from someone they fear is a Manchurian candidate. The constitutional process for that is impeachment.
So if the horribly corrupt FBI doesn’t like Trump, he must have something to offer.
But this is only true in the binary world or pure good and evil.
In the real world, evil often opposes evil, because they are different factions fighting for the same territory.
“All governments suffer a recurring problem: Power attracts pathological personalities. It is not that power corrupts but that it is magnetic to the corruptible.” -Frank Herbert, Author of Dune
We usually end up supporting who we see as the lesser of two evils.
That’s sort of like Walter White. He starts off as a timid science geek and dev**ed father and husband. He is attracted to the drug industry for apparently noble purposes. And he ends up poisoning a child, causing another child to be murdered, ordering an innocent assistant k**led, and causing the death of his brother-in-law.
Ultimately, Walter White admits he didn’t become a massive meth producer for his family. He did it for the thrill, the glory, the power that came with it.
We live in a world of Walter W****s, not Voldemorts.
J.K. Rowling made Voldemort pure evil. But to her credit, she demonstrated how easy it was for him to seize the reigns of power at the Ministry of Magic, and how all the bureaucrats and ministers simply started serving a new master. Some even rejoiced in their new authority, relishing the newfound power.
When it comes to Trump versus the FBI, the Wall Street Journal editorial laments, “This is all corrosive to public trust in American democracy.”
So what do we do about it?
Rejoice!
The less trust we put in the political system, the better. All we can do is separate ourselves to the best of our abilities from far off bureaucrats and politicians.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb says in his book Skin in the Game, paraphrasing brothers Geoff and Vince Graham:
I am, at the Fed level, libertarian; at the state level, Republican; at the local level, Democrat; and at the family and friends level, a socialist.
You don’t have to play by the rules of the corrupt politicians, manipulative media, and brainwashed peers.
Feb 21, 2019 12:28:14 #
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Kevyn wrote:
Alec Baldwin has spoken of his fear that Donald Tr... (show quote)
That wasn't chilling, it was just a tingle going up your leg, kevy.
Feb 21, 2019 12:14:51 #
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Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
Implement mandatory E Verify. Stiff penalties and jail time for employers who KNOWINGLY hire wetbacks. End birth citizenship for the children of wetbacks. This misrepresentation of the law has gone on long enough.
Absolutely! And end the phony asylum crap, also. Station the troops on the border (how fast could that be accomplished vs building a wall?) and give them the authority to use wh**ever means necessary to STOP the invasion of the US by i******s, gangs, and terrorists. How good would this be for the housing markets, as it would be for the general economies of all the cities and towns along the US/Mexico border with the influx of troops and their families. If they are already in the military then the extra cost would be nothing because they would be paid no matter what they were doing.
But also END the VISA program. That is where most i******s get into the US and then don't leave when their VISA expires.