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Washington Post: Sea Exercises With Russia This Week Is A Sign Hugo Chávez Will Continue Be A Challenge
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- My investments? Down $158k in a month and a half! I suggest you keep your snide a$$ attitude to yourself in public, otherwise somebody''''s gonna take your s**t from you just for the principle of it... ridding the world of a snake like you.
Posted by Allzwell at 09:43 PM
Incorporate as a bank, get a bailout or just quit snivelling and whining. - Reply to this comment
- I''''ve propspered. Why haven''''t you?
You still waiting on the government to provide for your every little need and want?
Sorry, I can''''t help but call you a SUCKER!
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Posted by Rowdydfw at 05:44 PM : Nov 27, 2008
May your words consume you and curse your existance on this planet as a result of your arrogance. Let me guess, you''re a bitter repugnant. I run what used to be a $100k+/yr. home based business, so does my wife with her own business. We''re both sucking wind in this new economy, as are many of my collegues and hers. My investments? Down $158k in a month and a half! I suggest you keep your snide a$$ attitude to yourself in public, otherwise somebody''s gonna take your s**t from you just for the principle of it... ridding the world of a snake like you. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by Rowdydfw at 11:20 AM : Nov 27, 2008
Hope you had a good thanksgiving Rowdy. Try to be good, Santa''s watching! - Reply to this comment
- While we are tied up in the middle east the Russian navy is in Venezuela for maneuvers with Venezuela''''s navy(?) and there are already several Russian bombers in Caracas. The Russian navy in The Gulf of Mexico folks! Which is the bigger threat to us here at home, rag heads in Asia fighting among themselves or Venezuela and Bolivia backed by Russia only 500 miles away?????
Posted by ginger20051 at 06:00 PM : Nov 26, 2008
Chavez (aka Mr Pinapple Head) doesn''t want to blow himself up to kill an American. - Reply to this comment
- Obama will do what Hugo Chavez tells him to do. He doesn''''t have the backbone to stand up to him. Mark my word on this.
Posted by keystonebull at 02:56 PM : Nov 27, 2008
He has a spine of steel just ask the dumbest VP ever Joe Biden, Joe used to be the dumbest Senator ever. - Reply to this comment
- I have never seen so much fantasy KRAP sucked up by the US masses in my whole life!
Posted by Rowdydfw at 11:20 AM : Nov 27, 2008
Trickle-down economy has been sucked up big time and appears to be doing a better job than a nuke... - Reply to this comment
- Hugo Chavez is no threat to the United States and Obama knows it.
It''s ridiculous how the British always wants America fighting other countries when as soon as Obama was elected, Medved offered his hand of peace and even wantet to ''shoot-hoops'' with Obama.
If we as a people can understand who the real enemy is, that Winston Churchil was the first to ''gas the Kurds'',
if we can understand that the only way the British Empire rules is out of chaos. It''s ''chaos theory'' that''s all.
The British Global Financial Empire is in it''s last death throes and they are scrambling as fast as they can to replace ''globalizition'' with a New Dark Age of chaos, fuedalism and serfdom.
All we have to do is remember that this was the same enemy who we fought 1776 and to eliminate these blood-sucking financial parasites once and for all.
If we do that then we can turn our destiny around into a New Age of Renassaince free of usury, the ''debt markets'' and the ''debt farms''.
We can emancipate ourselves from the ''debt plantation'' America has come to be because of the stupid so-called Queen of England, Prince Phillip, and these British oligarchs...Lord this and that, Duke of whatever whatever.
Get rid of these clowns once and for all...PLEASE! - Reply to this comment
- No one can repair the permenant damge the idiot has done-all the kings horses...........
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- All Venezuela needs to do is continue to block Hugo Chavez from changing the Constitution so he can be President for life and this Venezuela/U.S. drama will expire on its own.
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- The next real threat we face will not be far away across an ocean but in our own back yard. And it won%u2019t play out on the evening news, it will play out in Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, California and possibly Florida if Cuba becomes involved with a real shooting war. With our military tied up overseas where they don%u2019t belong it will be up to the militia to fight this war. Sound surreal?Posted by ginger20051 at 06:00 PM : Nov 26, 2008 nope surreal is too polite.It sounds like the postulations of someone who doesn''t know much about the comparative militaries. As for russian ships in venezuealan ports , just think if they announced they were putting missiles in there , like we are planning in poland , right next to Russia.Why should they feel threatened ? cough . As far as mexico or any of those countries militaries invading us not gonna happen. But if their economies go south the immigrant problem will increase , even poor people with brown skin don''t take starving lying down, their hungry kids cry just like ours .
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- What we need to start doing is worrying about South America. Bolivia and Venezuela both have socialist governments that are popular at the moment. As soon as they start to have problems they will blame the US. Venezuela has already invited the Russians to base military aircraft there. The next real threat we face will not be far away across an ocean but in our own back yard. And it won%u2019t play out on the evening news, it will play out in Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, California and possibly Florida if Cuba becomes involved with a real shooting war. With our military tied up overseas where they don%u2019t belong it will be up to the militia to fight this war. Sound surreal? It may be real, sooner then you think!! Venezuela%u2019s government took over the cement plants owned by Mexico there recently. They say the banks are next. It%u2019s getting closer.
While we are tied up in the middle east the Russian navy is in Venezuela for maneuvers with Venezuela''s navy(?) and there are already several Russian bombers in Caracas. The Russian navy in The Gulf of Mexico folks! Which is the bigger threat to us here at home, rag heads in Asia fighting among themselves or Venezuela and Bolivia backed by Russia only 500 miles away????? - Reply to this comment
- RepubliCON''s still whinning.I guess since you no longer wield any POWER in our Government anymore
that''s all you can do! LOL - Reply to this comment
- Posted by TheMasses10 at 04:22 PM : Nov 26, 2008
I guess you want yoor daughters barefoot and pregnant during their teenage years - Reply to this comment
- Then *** is the point of this irrelevant nonsense, that you''''ve been carrying on about for HOURS?
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It has been days - Reply to this comment
- Posted by tj217 at 04:04 PM : Nov 26, 2008
I told you that james etc was a troll. He never expresses an complete opinion about something, he just "axed" questions. He gives small sentence retorts. Just remember these words. DON''T FEED THE TROLL. - Reply to this comment
- Maybe these white people that you think just walked out of a thrift store have not got signed up on the free handouts and food stamps and thats all they can afford.As for white wanna bees, Can''t say I blame them.I rather drive a new Beamer to than a old Ford.
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- Chavez will always be Chavez. I feel so sorry for him.
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- Do you know what would be nice? Our new administration should turn to Mexico/Central/South America and issue a mea culpa. Admit that we have been arrogant and patronizing in our dealings with the rest of the western hemisphere. Engage in dialog with these countries and respect them as countries and not always look at what we can get out of the counties so we make a profit.
Recognize Cuba, admit that Evo Morales has made good points (I''ve recently been to Bolivia and recognize this) and go on from there.
No, we will not agree with everyone but we will pledge not to interfere as we have in the past. Such bold moves would really defuse much of the bitter rhetoric of those like Hugo Chavez.
I do admit that I don''t know how to handle Chavez as he seems to be a bit of a nut case to me. I think by taking away his whipping boy, he will fail since he is close to failure now. - Reply to this comment
- Do you know what would be nice? Our new administration should turn to Mexico/Central/South America and issue a mea culpa. Admit that we have been arrogant and patronizing in our dealings with the rest of the western hemisphere. Engage in dialog with these countries and respect them as countries and not always look at what we can get out of the counties so we make a profit.
Recognize Cuba, admit that Evo Morales has made good points (I''ve recently been to Bolivia and recognize this) and go on from there.
No, we will not agree with everyone but we will pledge not to interfere as we have in the past. Such bold moves would really defuse much of the bitter rhetoric of those like Hugo Chavez.
I do admit that I don''t know how to handle Chavez as he seems to be a bit of a nut case to me. I think by taking away his whipping boy, he will fail since he is close to failure now. - Reply to this comment
- Yes, they are. What''''s wrong with that? You have something against the poor rich people?
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Posted by tj217
LMAO. Only a little time and the uneducated one (tj217) uses the phrase poor rich people. LOL - Reply to this comment
