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exactly,considering NATO is an evil organization that starts wars with out countries,like the man said trollboy,anything else for us for the day?Good for Trump. Anything else?
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exactly,considering NATO is an evil organization that starts wars with out countries,like the man said trollboy,anything else for us for the day?Good for Trump. Anything else?
Yep. Doesn't mean I wanted to. You offered no sane alternative.You voted for Biden
You guys on the left keep flipping between lecturing us about the need to compromise when you want something and sneering at us when you dont need to compromiseIt goes without saying that you think that everything you want is good for America, but I've got news for you: NOT EVERYONE AGREES and you often need to compromise on controvertial issues to get SOME of what you want.
You guys on the left keep flipping between lecturing us about the need to compromise when you want something and sneering at us when you dont need to compromise
Muhammed, how can you live with yourself defending absolutely unAmerican comments of TrumpYou need to check your reading comprehension skills, moron.
That’s ridiculous…While I didn’t like what he said there, I understand the sentiment…These nations SHOULD pay their share they agreed to. But, as to his ”fitness”, 1. He’s certainly more fit than Biden, who doesn’t have the mental competency stand trial for his crimes, but you want in charge of the nuclear arsenal, as he pushes toward WWIII….Thats just sad…That Trump would surrender our democratic allies to Putin is further proof that he’s unfit to be president.
It would be madness to vote for the likes of Trump.
Are you saying a conservative should pick the Democrat candidate?Yep. Doesn't mean I wanted to. You offered no sane alternative.
MAGA is a treasonous organization worshipping a traitor who is giving the dictator Poootin a green light to attack a European countryMuhammed, how can you live with yourself defending absolutely unAmerican comments of Trump
Maybe not you personally but libs promoting the senate billWho are you talking to?
What did I flip about?
I understand the sentiment…These nations SHOULD pay their share they agreed to.
Of course he will. Putin considered the election of Trump to be his finest foreign espionage work.MAGA is a treasonous organization worshipping a traitor who is giving the dictator Poootin a green light to attack a European country
Poootin will pull out all stops to elect his moronic asset now.
Last I heard Ukraine was not in NATO. This is their back yard. They should be doing the Lions share of it.The Netherlands to buy nine more F-35s for $1.1 billion
The envisioned €1 billion acquisition will “lay the foundation” for a third F-35 squadron in the Dutch air force, a plan that government officials first floated in late 2018.www.defensenews.comNetherlands halts F-16 sale to US firm, will send to Ukraine instead
The jets will help Ukraine supress Russian air-defense systems and may ease the strain on the country’s own air defenses by intercepting cruise missiles.www.defensenews.com
The Dutch supply of Patriot air defence system to Ukraine
The Netherlands will supply parts of a Patriot air defence system, specifically 2 launchers and missiles, to Ukraine. The Netherlands is also responsible for training Ukrainian soldiers. Further The Netherlands will supply 100 vehicles fitted with anti-aircraft guns that were commercially...english.defensie.nl
-Patriots to Ukraine, have to be replaced
-F16's to Ukraine, being replaced
-Stingers to Ukraine, have to be replaced.
This is not an academic exercise. As we speak. European Countries are sending weapon systems and money to Ukraine. While the US is playing politics. They're doing so because NATO considers Ukraine a strategic ally. These weapon systems will transfer wealth from these nation to the US.
All the while, the presumptive nominee for the Republican ticket is saying in no uncertain terms he doesn't care about the obligations of the US as signed into LAW by congress in regard to the NATO charter.
I used the Netherlands as an example.
Maybe not you personally but libs promoting the senate bill
I should not have singled you out
The senate bill is not a good dealHow about Republicans from Oklahoma promoting the bill, what personal flaws do you attribute there to explain you skipping on a good deal?
If the USA want's to, "needs" to, maintain it's global political hegemonic status via it's known policy since 1898 - what other choice do they have??And the country that has the greatest debt in human history can?
I understand your point, but nothing you posted changes the fact that we are in debt, and every penny we spend helping other counties defend themselves adds to the $30,000,000,000,000+ debt we’re burying ourselves with.If the USA want's to, "needs" to, maintain it's global political hegemonic status via it's known policy since 1898 - what other choice do they have??
E.g. Germany does not have any global political hegemonic aspirations - we simply use our existing economic strength to "push" respective agendas. (Which then mostly our respective governments totally fuck up).
We haven't attacked/invaded any other country since 1949 - to "push" political agendas (okay excluding a mediocre illegal participation against Serbia).
However that "enterprise" Afghanistan, cost Germany billions - for absolutely NOTHING in return. Germany paid billions for the US led "Desert-Storm" - for absolutely NOTHING in return. If you believe it or not - these two escapades" are the major reasons for Germany's desolate Bundeswehr situation. Not even to mention the "horrendous" costings of the Ukraine war since 2022.
And to be fair - Germany's factual problem isn't just to raise the present 1.5% of GDP to 2% - but essentially as to how these 1.5% have been spend aka "wasted" in the e.g. past ten years.
You just can't explain why.The senate bill is not a good deal
Nobody appreciates Tump's words, about NATO, more than Putin.That’s ridiculous…While I didn’t like what he said there, I understand the sentiment…These nations SHOULD pay their share they agreed to. But, as to his ”fitness”, 1. He’s certainly more fit than Biden, who doesn’t have the mental competency stand trial for his crimes, but you want in charge of the nuclear arsenal, as he pushes toward WWIII….Thats just sad…
Why don't you check when and how the US State debt evolved, before making non-relevant statements ???Nothing you posted changes the fact that we are in debt, and every penny we spend helping other counties defend themselves adds to the $30,000,000,000,000+ debt we’re burying ourselves with.
1989 | $2,857 | S&L Crisis |
1990 | $3,233 | First Iraq War |
1991 | $3,665 | Recession |
1992 | $4,065 | |
1993 | $4,411 | Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act |
1994 | $4,693 | Clinton budgets |
1995 | $4,974 | |
1996 | $5,225 | Welfare reform |
1997 | $5,413 | |
1998 | $5,526 | Long-Term Capital Management crisis; recession |
1999 | $5,656 | Glass-Steagall Act repealed |
2000 | $5,674 | Budget surplus |
2001 | $5,807 | 9/11 attacks; Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act |
2002 | $6,228 | War on Terror |
2003 | $6,783 | Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act; second Iraq War |
2004 | $7,379 | Second Iraq War |
2005 | $7,933 | Bankruptcy Act; Hurricane Katrina |
2006 | $8,507 | Bernanke chaired Fed |
2007 | $9,008 | Banks crisis |
2008 | $10,025 | Bank bailouts; quantitative easing (QE) |
2009 | $11,910 | Bailout cost $250 billion; American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) added $242 billion |
2010 | $13,562 | ARRA added $400B; payroll tax holiday ended; Obama tax cuts; Affordable Care Act; Simpson-Bowles debt reduction plan |
2011 | $14,790 | Debt crisis, recession, and tax cuts reduced revenue |
2012 | $16,066 | Fiscal cliff |
2013 | $16,738 | Sequester; government shutdown |
2014 | $17,824 | QE ended; debt ceiling crisis |
2015 | $18,151 | Oil prices fell |
2016 | $19,573 | Brexit |
2017 | $20,245 | Congress raised the debt ceiling |
2018 | $21,516 | Trump tax cuts |
2019 | $22,719 | Trade wars |
2020 | $26,945 | COVID-19 and recession |
2021 | $28,428 | COVID-19 and American Rescue Plan Act |
2022 | $30,928 | Inflation Reduction Act |
2023 | $33,167 |