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Originally Posted by Happy Times
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Originally Posted by Skybird
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I cant believe Skybird that you would suggest this is part of McCains campaign?  |
There have been many scandals in america'S political games, but the more serious and dirty tricks have been played by Republicans. The Iran hostage story. Watergate. Oliver North and the Contras. Iraq.
There is nothing I do not think they are capable of. Politics is a dirty business, cynism and lies are considered to be good tone. The glorious speeches are just for the crowd. Never trust them.
Panem et circensis.
Regarding Putin'S accusation - as I said, if he is right, then we will not be allowed to know. And if he is wrong, we will not know either. He has interferred with the US elections before in 2004, claiming he had evidence for Irqi nukes. that way he helped Bush being elected. |
I dont see how this would help McCain, and this crisis isnt strengthening US position in the world but the opposite. These would have to be some rogue elements working on their own. Im aware "black ops" can happen in this world but i think you are really reaching here. This goes in the same X-file as 9/11 was a inside job and the rest.
Tough im sure many here believe in that also, mostly the same people that accuse me of fasicm. |
McCain propagates tough US stands in a word full of rogues and evils, also american dominance and leadership, also McCain is a cold warrior and KGB-hater. Ossetia'S war shows two things in his support: if Russia takes and keeps it, it shows that McCain is right in his assessement on that russia still is the big enemy and the cold war in pricniple never ended amnd that it needs a man like McCain to protect innocent american citizens from the evils of the world. And in the unlikely case that Ossetia repels the attack, it shows that america'S alliance (with a thug not any more democratic than Putin himself) has helped to see thrpough american ideals and shining world order in an act of friendshipo that demanded a tough stand like McCain is claiming it for himself and denies that Osama'S foreign policy would be able to acchieve - because isn'T Obama just a soft bla-bla-talker who is willing to even
negotiate with Iran on same eye level...? Hu - danger there, beware the black man
! And who do you think the industrial-military complex prefers to have in office Obama, pr Mccain? and they have gotten dirty hands in politics before.