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Nearly three-quarters of Republicans joined most Democrats in voting for the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which authorizes $527 billion in base defense spending and $80 billion for the war in Afghanistan.
That is too damn much money for defense. And can anyone explain why we're still in Afghanistan? Anyone?
That is too damn much money for defense. And can anyone explain why we're still in Afghanistan? Anyone?
7 trillion in raw mineral deposits.
That is too damn much money for defense. And can anyone explain why we're still in Afghanistan? Anyone?
7 trillion in raw mineral deposits.
So I guess that's why Obama calls Afghanistan "the good war?"
7 trillion in raw mineral deposits.
So I guess that's why Obama calls Afghanistan "the good war?"
Isn't every war for corporate profit good?
So I guess that's why Obama calls Afghanistan "the good war?"
Isn't every war for corporate profit good?
Apparently only for people like Dick Cheney and Obama. Personally, I want us out of Afghanistan. The sooner the better.
Everyone knows how easy it is to end a military conflict. It is much easier than starting one.
I personally want us to close 4 out of every 5 bases throughout the middle east. Leave only a few thousand troops to control the few dozen drones.
Use this money on infrastructure, science and education here in America!
That is too damn much money for defense. And can anyone explain why we're still in Afghanistan? Anyone?
7 trillion in raw mineral deposits.
So I guess that's why Obama calls Afghanistan "the good war?"