US politics truth

In Obama's speech of State of Union, he talked about almost everything: health care; spending cut.... but the core: the two war in Mid-east.

Nobody dares to touch it. Law makers, government officials, even media. Nobody dares to touch it. The Internet swift boat team guide people to gossip this on Obama, that on Obama, only they too, dare not to touch the war on Iraq and war in Afghanistan. That is the core of US politics.

Obama can save more by withdrawing US army from Iraq and Afghanistan than his save plan in government budget. He can save much more by cutting the budget of Pentagon which occupies half of the whole world's military spending. When so many poor people, even middle class need help, the ruling class throw money in war.

That core they dare not to touch is: there is still an un-finished war - war on Iran. That’s why they find every excuse to keep a big army in Mid-East.
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<gets popcorn>

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Originally Posted by kathaksung

That core they dare not to touch is: there is still an un-finished war - war on Iran. That’s why they find every excuse to keep a big army in Mid-East.
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As soon as we take Turkmenistan we'll have the sumbitches surrounded.

Turkmenistan> :mad:

......Iraq> :mad: :flail: :mad: < Afghanistan

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this is the best day on tWF :D

WELCOME BACK KATHAKSUNG

the beer's in the microwave and the nuts are all over the board... watching... :o :o

With the the compensations paid by 3 large banks youy could pay for 67 shuttle flights

Goldman, Morgan Stanley payouts hog the spotlight
Goldman Sachs is on pace to set aside $22.3 billion for compensation last year, eclipsing the previous record $20.2 billion it set in 2007. Morgan Stanley is on pace to set aside $14.5 billion for 2009.
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE60I53X20100119

JPMorgan Chase Earns $11.7 Billion
Those cheery figures were accompanied by news that JPMorgan had earmarked $26.9 billion to compensate its workers, much of which will be paid out as bonuses.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/16/bu...morgan.html?hp

Kathaksung - remember that you are to keep to one thread if its going to be the same as over at Atari. If I see a load of threads again like this I will be closing them, pick which one you want.

The long thread you had attracted more the attention because we all knew there were things to read.
I think one thread was more effective than many.

Rand, do not be as fascist as Atari mod.
He should understand that his previous single thread format encouraged reading more than multiple threads.
No need to threat him... unless you are a US goverment agent... :D

Not threatening, more stating a fact. This discussion has already happened at the Other Place - it's not new.

But may have gone too far saying 1 - Kat you had 2 threads at Atari so 2 is fair here.

Indeed when I saw Kat's single thread back there at Atari, I used to come and read. If he had multiple threads I might have not read his posts. This is why I think his megathread was so good. It was like a blog inside a forum, where you could comment. Isolated scattered posts on the same dark side of US only would make things not so attractive to read.

If kat is as smart as I think he is, he will use the same single thread format he used back there. That single thread was quite a classic. Atari forum would not have been complete without it.

I believe convincing is more effective than threatening.
It gives you a "soft power".

There are reasons why single thread is better for Kat.

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Originally Posted by RandBlade

Kathaksung - remember that you are to keep to one thread if its going to be the same as over at Atari. If I see a load of threads again like this I will be closing them, pick which one you want.

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Prepared with a concentration camp?

Was that a joke? :) I lol'ed! Good to see your human side!

Surely you understand, your threads have a central theme, even a flow, so for the benefit of your story, and to avoid clutter, it'd be best for all, right?

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Originally Posted by kathaksung

In Obama's speech of State of Union, he talked about almost everything: health care; spending cut.... but the core: the two war in Mid-east.

Nobody dares to touch it. Law makers, government officials, even media. Nobody dares to touch it. The Internet swift boat team guide people to gossip this on Obama, that on Obama, only they too, dare not to touch the war on Iraq and war in Afghanistan. That is the core of US politics.

Obama can save more by withdrawing US army from Iraq and Afghanistan than his save plan in government budget. He can save much more by cutting the budget of Pentagon which occupies half of the whole world's military spending. When so many poor people, even middle class need help, the ruling class throw money in war.

That core they dare not to touch is: there is still an un-finished war - war on Iran. That’s why they find every excuse to keep a big army in Mid-East.
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U.S. military power: When is enough enough?
http://blogs.reuters.com/great-debat...enough-enough/

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“U.S. militarism has long been a core part of the American Way,” writes Steven Hill in a just-published book, Europe’s Promise, that compares the United States and Europe. Militarism does “triple duty as a formidable foreign policy tool, a powerful stimulus to the economy, and a usurper of tax dollars that could be spent on other budget priorities.”

Health care, say, or education, or the nation’s crumbling infrastructure. As it is, according to a study by a peace lobby, the Friends Committee on National Legislation, military spending and the cost of past wars have been swallowing up more than 40 percent of federal tax dollars, health care 20 percent, science, energy and environment 2.5 percent and education just over 2.

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War means "stimulus" or deficit that risks hyperinflation?

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Originally Posted by RandBlade

Kathaksung - remember that you are to keep to one thread if its going to be the same as over at Atari. If I see a load of threads again like this I will be closing them, pick which one you want.

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Originally Posted by kathaksung

Prepared with a concentration camp?

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Fuck that. Post the way the rest of us do...the way you see fit. If people don't like your threads they shouldn't click on them.

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Originally Posted by Being

Fuck that. Post the way the rest of us do...the way you see fit. If people don't like your threads they shouldn't click on them.

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don't you know that's only an excuse. It's easy to delete my postings if they are concentrated in one or two threads when it's time. As a matter of fact, they opened a new site to keep people from read my messages. In this way, many Atrari users wouldn't bother to go to a new web site.

Just realize how cunning the Feds is and how they do their censorship job covertly.

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A herd of puppets of law makers, disguised with different colours. But when its master gives an order, they answer obediently.

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House sends extension of Patriot Act to Obama

By LARRY MARGASAK
Associated Press Writer

updated 4:38 p.m. PT, Thurs., Feb. 25, 2010
WASHINGTON - Key provisions of the nation's primary counterterrorism law would be extended for a year under a bill passed by the House Thursday evening after Democrats retreated from adding new privacy protections.

The House voted 315 to 97 to extend the USA Patriot Act, sending the bill to President Barack Obama. Without the bill, the provisions would expire Sunday.
The Senate approved the extension Wednesday. The privacy protections were cast aside when Senate Democrats lacked the necessary 60-vote supermajority to pass them. Thrown away were restrictions and greater scrutiny on the government's authority to spy on Americans and seize their records.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/35592245/ns/politics/

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I'm sure our moderators wouldn't find it terribly difficult to delete your insane ramblings and you if they were so inclined.

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Originally Posted by kathaksung

A herd of puppets of law makers, disguised with different colours. But when its master gives an order, they answer obediently.

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Calm down. Since the beginning of 20th century the decline of all empires have started and those wh tried to create empires failed.

* French and British empire lost their colonies.
* Germany tried twice to form an empire and ended up split in two.
* Japan tried to form an empire and ended up nuked.
* USSR tried to form an empire and collapsed and soviet nations became independent.
* Argentina tried to take Falklands and suffered deficit, hyperinflation and starvation.
* US is trying to form an empire with huge debt and deficit... what will happen next?

So calm down and do not worry. Buy some popcorn and try to watch how US goes on.

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Originally Posted by kathaksung

don't you know that's only an excuse. It's easy to delete my postings if they are concentrated in one or two threads when it's time. As a matter of fact, they opened a new site to keep people from read my messages. In this way, many Atrari users wouldn't bother to go to a new web site.

Just realize how cunning the Feds is and how they do their censorship job covertly.

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A herd of puppets of law makers, disguised with different colours. But when its master gives an order, they answer obediently.

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While I'm honored that you conflate Atari's incompetence with that of the government, bottom line is we expect you to stick to two threads tops.

And my ability to nuke your posts remains consistent no matter how many you make.

Hey, let the guy be. As long as he doesn't clog up the front page, I couldn't care less.

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Originally Posted by Dreadnaught

While I'm honored that you conflate Atari's incompetence with that of the government, bottom line is we expect you to stick to two threads tops.

And my ability to nuke your posts remains consistent no matter how many you make.

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How many threads you want me to stick to?

Don't tempt me boy :mad:

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New rule: If you want a thread to be closed, you have to say so

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Well .... :D

http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/2...otivationa.jpg

SFW Dysfunctional picture requirement fulfilled. (harder than I thought on short notice!)

Let's see if Dread's willing to enforce his own rules.

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Originally Posted by Being

How many threads you want me to stick to?

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One. Preferably the one about cars and motorsports.

If you do not like his posts, why are you reading them?
Boredom perhaps?

She lusts after me.

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Originally Posted by Dreadnaught

While I'm honored that you conflate Atari's incompetence with that of the government, bottom line is we expect you to stick to two threads tops.

And my ability to nuke your posts remains consistent no matter how many you make.

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Your comment remind me of what Chinese government says to the Google. It's lucky that your ability only influence Atari. Do you apply for a job of cyber space team of the Feds? Do you have the same character as Obama has?


North Korea had nuclear test. It also threatens a war on US. Iran never does a nuclear test. It also says it has no intention to do so. Yet, North Korea got food aid from US and Iran gets a sanction.

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Obama keeps N. Korea off terror sponsor list

Feb. 3, 2010


President Barack Obama said Wednesday he had decided not to reinstate nuclear-armed North Korea to a list of countries that the United States considers state sponsors of terrorism.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton last June had raised the possibility of returning North Korea to the list in reaction to recent nuclear and missile tests. Several Republican senators had been demanding such a move.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/35225224

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Originally Posted by kathaksung

North Korea had nuclear test. It also threatens a war on US. Iran never does a nuclear test. It also says it has no intention to do so. Yet, North Korea got food aid from US and Iran gets a sanction.

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Look for human rights US in the website of Amnesty International and you will be surprised. More material for your thread.
As for making multiple threads I agree with Dreadnaught. I just enjoyed your long thread at Atari CC as it made it more attractive to read.

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Originally Posted by kathaksung

Your comment remind me of what Chinese government says to the Google. It's lucky that your ability only influence Atari. Do you apply for a job of cyber space team of the Feds? Do you have the same character as Obama has?

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Actually, got got me banned from there.

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Originally Posted by Dreadnaught

Actually, got got me banned from there.

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I think Kat has the wrong target.
If you were a Fed, kat would not have a room even for posting.:p

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Originally Posted by ar81

I think Kat has the wrong target.
If you were a Fed, kat would not have a room even for posting.:p

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Then how do you explain "limit to two threads"?

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Politicians are controlled by intelligence

Quote, “Case Study 14 : "9/11 Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura," TruTV, Premiere December 9, 2009

TruTV is an American cable television network owned by Time Warner through its subsidiary, Turner Broadcasting. Historically, its has given live homicide trial coverage and other criminal justice programming, though it has recently expanded into more caught-on-video reality, which it calls "actuality" television.

"Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura" premiered December 2, 2009, to an audience of 1.6 million television viewers.

The former Governor of Minnesota has good cause to look into conspiracies, as seen in his December 29 episode, which shows personal experience that the "secret state" holds more power than the senior elected representatives of the people:
"About a month after I was elected governor, I was requested into the basement of the capitol to be interviewed by 23 members of the Central Intelligence Agency, the CIA…And I said to them, "look before I answer any of your questions, I want to know what you're doing here." Because in the CIA mission statement it says that they're not to be operational inside the United States of America. Well, they wouldn't really give me an answer on that. And then I said, "I want to go around the room, and I want each one of you to tell me your name and what you do." Half of them wouldn't. Now isn't that bizarre? I'm the governor, and these guys won't even answer questions from me."49

The Media Response to the Growing Influence of the 9/11 Truth Movement.
Part II: A Survey of Attitude Change in 2009-2010

by Elizabeth Woodworth
Global Research, February 15, 2010

http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.p...624&context=va

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Then how do you explain "limit to two threads"?

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Jews.