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 Psst! We May Never LeavePosted on Jul 24, 2009
While affirming the Dec. 31, 2011, date for the pullout of U.S. troops from Iraq, Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki did mention in a speech to a Washington think tank the possibility of extending that deadline if Iraqi forces still required “further training and further support.”
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By bogi666, July 26, 2009 at 5:35 am Link to this comment
The US is a failed empire. The definition of a successful empire is when the wealth is exploited from the colonies and enriches the colonizer. A failed empire is when the wealth of the colonizer is sent to the colonies, this is the Soviet model where the wealth of the Russian Republic was used to prop up the other Soviet Republics. Now the government admits to at least 25 BANKS TOO BIG TO FAIL, which means they are propped up by the government with tax monies paid by individual taxpayers. This is Fascism, when the government collect tax monies for the purpose of doling it out to the CORPORATE WELFARE KINGS. Reagan started this with his huge Federal deficits in the 1980’s, $300,000,000,000 BILLION per year. Federal deficits are financed with bonds and the proceeds of these bonds are then doled out to the CORPORATE WELFARE KINGS and the interest and principle paid by individual taxpayers. Remember Reagan virtually eliminated corporate taxes to ensure they didn’t have to finance the loan proceeds they received.
Report thisBy WLA, July 24, 2009 at 8:23 pm Link to this comment
The real question we should be asking is when will we be pulling out of Ahfganistan not Iraq. I suspect we will be in that country far longer.
Report thisBy felicity, July 24, 2009 at 12:59 pm Link to this comment
Wonder if we’re still paying out huge sums of money to Iraqi political/religious factions in hopes that they’ll get their acts together. Also wonder if we leave do the payoffs stop?
Some old history might indicate that our present ‘mission’ to ‘convert’ the greater ME will take forever only to finally fail. Two-hundred years of Crusades still didn’t manage to wipe out the Muslim population - but, hell, they tried.
Report thisBy mike112769, July 24, 2009 at 11:14 am Link to this comment
Surprise! We’re stayin’ here forever!
Report thisBy Steppin' Razor, July 24, 2009 at 11:02 am Link to this comment
This so sad. My country has in ever respect become a colonial empire and we have only one use a people. To serve the Empire with our taxes and manpower. Of course We The People get nothing in this arrangement. NOTHING! I am afraid it will take a bloody revolution to change this status quo. Very bad days are ahead and the dirty little secret is the whole World is against US. Only our military power keeps the wolves at bay.
Report thisWelcome to Servitude to the Corporate Elite and Goodbye to Self Government by The People.
By bogi666, July 24, 2009 at 11:00 am Link to this comment
I suspect he was paid by the Pentagon to say this.
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