You seem to throw the anti-semite implication around quite a bit.

Lol I'm just jokin'. 😀

I'm toying, it's not so much an anti-semite implication, it's a reference to the fact that most conspiracy theories wind up roping the poor sods in there somewhere. I don't for a second think Yubba is anti-semitic, that much I can say for certain, but he does love some Alex Jones level conspiracies.

I know, but in humour there's a grain of truth. :03: Still, it's been this way since '45, so it's nothing new. We're not the empire we used to be, and that's ok.

Imagine a future where USA have left NATO and joined an alliance with Russia.

Wonder how the political and military situation in Europe would be if that ever happened.

Markus

Ochen horosho tovarisch. :yep:

[QUOTE=Oberon,, I don't for a second think Yubba is anti-semitic, that much I can say for certain, but he does love some Alex Jones level conspiracies.



[/QUOTE],,.

Well I guess that's better than being called a racist,, in which I've been called frequently,, when others can't stream two facts together,, fact there is a Islamic civil war,, sunnies and the ****es or Iran and Saudi Arabia and Syria is the battle ground over a pipe line route from Turkey to Suadi Arabia and ISIS is sunnie,,, just follow the money trail or read some of those leaked e-mails ,, in every conspiracy there is always some truth in them,, or you wouldn't throw oh that's a conspiracy theory card out there like the race card when you can't defend your point of view,, one thing is certain I called it on the 9/11 attack on Benghazi and I have the thread in here to prove that I was right and they lied.

Er, no. A logical impossibility, given the number of logically-contradictory theories. The surface of the Earth cannot simultaneously be flat and form the surface of a hollow spherical bubble. Not even a little bit...

[QUOTE=AndyJWest;2444759]Er, no. A logical impossibility, given the number of logically-contradictory theories. The surface of the Earth cannot simultaneously be flat and form the surface of a hollow spherical bubble. Not even a little bit...[/QUOTE}

Or I could hit you in the face,, and then convince you I didn't do it,, and if you tried to say something about it ,, I'd just say it's a conspiracy theory,, see how that works.

Where to start? Where to start.

1. The decision was made by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS). There are nine agencies and directorates that make up the CFIUS. The Chair is held by the Department of the Treasury.

2. The CFIUS can NOT veto or prevent the transaction. Only the President can stop the transaction. The CFIUS only provides advice and manages the interrelationships between various organizations.

3. Clinton was not on the CFIUS. Assistant Secretary of State Jose Fernandez was the State Department representative. He has stated that Clinton was not part of any deliberations nor did she intervene at any time.

Maybe we should start here,,this looks to be a good read,, http://ijr.com/2015/04/305269-2-hill...lions-dollars/

here's another good read,, from a liberal rag.,https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...-uranium-deal/

Is there supposed to be some sort of logic hiding in there somewhere? If so, I must congratulate you on your skills in the art of camouflage. :Kaleun_Applaud:

Interesting:
As you say, the Washington Post is a 'liberal rag'. I'm glad to see you find their analysis of Trump's casual disregard for little details like actually getting the facts right to be of such value, despite your apparent dislike of their political leanings.