Why For the Murder of One a Felon Is Executed, and For the Killings of Hundreds of Thousands He Is Nominated for President ???

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

U funny mon! Your skidmark has killed more than 72,000 Americans.

You do know attempting to blame the President for the deaths of Americans from the Coronavirus - especially when Cuomo was packing COVID-19-infected seniors into Senior Citizen homes with the elderly (THE most vulnerable Americans) - is an undeniable sign of mental illness, right?!

I've got four bipartisan MOC's that prove my point. You? Bupkis!

PROVE IT!!!
Me??? "NAKED FACTS":

CASUALTIES
The US has lost 4,487 service personnel in Iraq since the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom on 19 March 2003, according to the latest figures from the US Department of Defense.


By 31 August 2010, when the last US combat troops left, 4,421 had been killed, of which 3,492 were killed in action. Almost 32,000 had been wounded in action.

Since then, in what was called Operation New Dawn, 66 have died, of which 38 were killed in action. Three hundred and five have been wounded in action since 1 September 2010.

The UK lost 179 servicemen and women, of which 136 were killed in action.


Other coalition countries account for 139 deaths according to the icasualties website.

While coalition troop fatalities are reasonably well documented, deaths of Iraqi civilians and combatants are more difficult to track because of a lack of reliable official figures. All counts and estimates of Iraqi deaths are highly disputed.

The organization Iraq Body Count has been collating civilian deaths using cross-checked media reports and other figures such as morgue records.

According to IBC, there have been between 97,461 and 106,348 civilian deaths up to July 2010.

The most bloody period for civilian deaths was the month of invasion, March 2003, in which IBC says 3,977 ordinary Iraqis lost their lives. A further 3,437 were killed in April of that year.

The group says the difference between its higher and lower total figures is caused by discrepancies in reports about how many deaths resulted from an incident and whether they were civilians or combatants.

Other reports and surveys have resulted in a wide range of estimates of Iraqi deaths. The UN-backed Iraqi Family Health Survey estimated 151,000 violent deaths in the period of March 2003 - June 2006.

Meanwhile, The Lancet journal in 2006 published an estimate of 654,965 excess Iraqi deaths related to the war of which 601,027 were caused by violence.

Both this and the Family Health Survey include deaths of Iraqi combatants as well as civilians.

An unknown number of civilian contractors have also been killed in Iraq.

COST
The financial scale of the war is another area in which figures vary widely.

The respected and non-partisan Congressional Research Service estimates that the US will have spent almost $802bn (£512.8bn) on funding the war by the end of the fiscal year 2011, with $747.6bn (£478bn) already appropriated BBC.(Iraq war in figures).

However, Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz and Harvard's Linda Bilmes put the true cost at $3 trillion (£1.2tn) once additional impacts on the US budget and economy are taken into account.

US CASUALTIES in Iraq

TOTAL Wounded Total casualties Missing
4,497 32,222 36, 710 2

(United States military casualties of war - Wikipedia)

YOU ARE NOT SCARY FOR WHAT BEIDEN DID WITH THEM ???

DO YOU NOT EXPERIENCE SENSE OF GUILT ???

 

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

U funny mon! Your skidmark has killed more than 72,000 Americans.

You do know attempting to blame the President for the deaths of Americans from the Coronavirus - especially when Cuomo was packing COVID-19-infected seniors into Senior Citizen homes with the elderly (THE most vulnerable Americans) - is an undeniable sign of mental illness, right?!

I've got four bipartisan MOC's that prove my point. You? Bupkis!

PROVE IT!!!
Me??? "NAKED FACTS":

CASUALTIES
The US has lost 4,487 service personnel in Iraq since the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom on 19 March 2003, according to the latest figures from the US Department of Defense.


By 31 August 2010, when the last US combat troops left, 4,421 had been killed, of which 3,492 were killed in action. Almost 32,000 had been wounded in action.

Since then, in what was called Operation New Dawn, 66 have died, of which 38 were killed in action. Three hundred and five have been wounded in action since 1 September 2010.

The UK lost 179 servicemen and women, of which 136 were killed in action.


Other coalition countries account for 139 deaths according to the icasualties website.

While coalition troop fatalities are reasonably well documented, deaths of Iraqi civilians and combatants are more difficult to track because of a lack of reliable official figures. All counts and estimates of Iraqi deaths are highly disputed.

The organization Iraq Body Count has been collating civilian deaths using cross-checked media reports and other figures such as morgue records.

According to IBC, there have been between 97,461 and 106,348 civilian deaths up to July 2010.

The most bloody period for civilian deaths was the month of invasion, March 2003, in which IBC says 3,977 ordinary Iraqis lost their lives. A further 3,437 were killed in April of that year.

The group says the difference between its higher and lower total figures is caused by discrepancies in reports about how many deaths resulted from an incident and whether they were civilians or combatants.

Other reports and surveys have resulted in a wide range of estimates of Iraqi deaths. The UN-backed Iraqi Family Health Survey estimated 151,000 violent deaths in the period of March 2003 - June 2006.

Meanwhile, The Lancet journal in 2006 published an estimate of 654,965 excess Iraqi deaths related to the war of which 601,027 were caused by violence.

Both this and the Family Health Survey include deaths of Iraqi combatants as well as civilians.

An unknown number of civilian contractors have also been killed in Iraq.

COST
The financial scale of the war is another area in which figures vary widely.

with $747.6bn (£478bn) already appropriated BBC.(Iraq war in figures).

However, Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz and Harvard's Linda Bilmes put the true cost at $3 trillion (£1.2tn) once additional impacts on the US budget and economy are taken into account.

US CASUALTIES in Iraq

TOTAL Wounded Total casualties Missing
4,497 32,222 36, 710 2

(United States military casualties of war - Wikipedia)

View attachment 332917

YOU ARE NOT SCARY FOR WHAT BEIDEN DID WITH THEM ???

DO YOU NOT EXPERIENCE SENSE OF GUILT ???

The big news on the poverty front is that the percentage of Americans living in poverty is unchanged at 15 percent, which amounts to 46.5 million Americans US Census Data (How Much Money Would It Take to Eliminate Poverty In America?).

More than one in five kids under the age of 18 are in poverty, and nearly one in four kids under the age of six are impoverished as well. These are numbers we've all become accustomed to, but they can still shock the conscience if you make an effort to let them soak in again.

In its annual poverty report, the Census Bureau includes a table that few take note of which actually details by how much families are below the poverty line.
A little multiplication and addition later, and the magic number pops out. In 2012, the number was $175.3 billion.

That is how many dollars it would take to bring every person in the United States up to the poverty line. In 2012, that number was just 1.08 percent of the nation's gross domestic product (GDP), which is to say the overall size of the economy.

The respected and non-partisan Congressional Research Service estimates that the US has spent $802bn on funding the war by the end of the fiscal year 2011,

 

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

You do know that denying any responsibility for the President in the preventable deaths from the Coronavirus- when he disbanded the pandemic response team and ignored the advice of his own scientific experts- is an undeniable sign of mental illness, right?

You do know claiming the President did nothing when in reality he activated the CDC, stood up the Infectious Disease Committee, Instituted a Life-Saving China Travel nan Democrats rabidly opposed, declared a National Emergency, activated the War time clause and got US companies to step up and work together for the country makes you look like the epic f*ing TDS-suffering liar you are, right?

Even Biden came forward and declared he was wrong, that the Travel Ban was the right thing to do. Sleepy, Dementia-suffering, sexually-assaulting Joe Biden is more honest and has more integrity than you and your fellow snowflakes.

Does he have ANY idea about those notions???

 

[Syriusly]

U funny mon! Your skidmark has killed more than 72,000 Americans.

You do know attempting to blame the President for the deaths of Americans from the Coronavirus - especially when Cuomo was packing COVID-19-infected seniors into Senior Citizen homes with the elderly (THE most vulnerable Americans) - is an undeniable sign of mental illness, right?!

I've got four bipartisan MOC's that prove my point. You? Bupkis!

PROVE IT!!!
Me??? "NAKED FACTS":

CASUALTIES
The US has lost 4,487 service personnel in Iraq since the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom on 19 March 2003, according to the latest figures from the US Department of Defense.


By 31 August 2010, when the last US combat troops left, 4,421 had been killed, of which 3,492 were killed in action. Almost 32,000 had been wounded in action.

Since then, in what was called Operation New Dawn, 66 have died, of which 38 were killed in action. Three hundred and five have been wounded in action since 1 September 2010.

The UK lost 179 servicemen and women, of which 136 were killed in action.


Other coalition countries account for 139 deaths according to the icasualties website.

While coalition troop fatalities are reasonably well documented, deaths of Iraqi civilians and combatants are more difficult to track because of a lack of reliable official figures. All counts and estimates of Iraqi deaths are highly disputed.

The organization Iraq Body Count has been collating civilian deaths using cross-checked media reports and other figures such as morgue records.

According to IBC, there have been between 97,461 and 106,348 civilian deaths up to July 2010.

The most bloody period for civilian deaths was the month of invasion, March 2003, in which IBC says 3,977 ordinary Iraqis lost their lives. A further 3,437 were killed in April of that year.

The group says the difference between its higher and lower total figures is caused by discrepancies in reports about how many deaths resulted from an incident and whether they were civilians or combatants.

Other reports and surveys have resulted in a wide range of estimates of Iraqi deaths. The UN-backed Iraqi Family Health Survey estimated 151,000 violent deaths in the period of March 2003 - June 2006.

Meanwhile, The Lancet journal in 2006 published an estimate of 654,965 excess Iraqi deaths related to the war of which 601,027 were caused by violence.

Both this and the Family Health Survey include deaths of Iraqi combatants as well as civilians.

An unknown number of civilian contractors have also been killed in Iraq.

COST
The financial scale of the war is another area in which figures vary widely.

with $747.6bn (£478bn) already appropriated BBC.(Iraq war in figures).

However, Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz and Harvard's Linda Bilmes put the true cost at $3 trillion (£1.2tn) once additional impacts on the US budget and economy are taken into account.

US CASUALTIES in Iraq

TOTAL Wounded Total casualties Missing
4,497 32,222 36, 710 2

(United States military casualties of war - Wikipedia)

View attachment 332917

YOU ARE NOT SCARY FOR WHAT BEIDEN DID WITH THEM ???

DO YOU NOT EXPERIENCE SENSE OF GUILT ???

The big news on the poverty front is that the percentage of Americans living in poverty is unchanged at 15 percent, which amounts to 46.5 million Americans US Census Data (How Much Money Would It Take to Eliminate Poverty In America?).

More than one in five kids under the age of 18 are in poverty, and nearly one in four kids under the age of six are impoverished as well. These are numbers we've all become accustomed to, but they can still shock the conscience if you make an effort to let them soak in again.

In its annual poverty report, the Census Bureau includes a table that few take note of which actually details by how much families are below the poverty line.
A little multiplication and addition later, and the magic number pops out. In 2012, the number was $175.3 billion.

That is how many dollars it would take to bring every person in the United States up to the poverty line. In 2012, that number was just 1.08 percent of the nation's gross domestic product (GDP), which is to say the overall size of the economy.

The respected and non-partisan Congressional Research Service estimates that the US has spent $802bn on funding the war by the end of the fiscal year 2011,

Wow- you manage to derail your own thread.

Well done.

 

[Syriusly]

U funny mon! Your skidmark has killed more than 72,000 Americans.

You do know attempting to blame the President for the deaths of Americans from the Coronavirus - especially when Cuomo was packing COVID-19-infected seniors into Senior Citizen homes with the elderly (THE most vulnerable Americans) - is an undeniable sign of mental illness, right?!

I've got four bipartisan MOC's that prove my point. You? Bupkis!

PROVE IT!!!
Me??? "NAKED FACTS":

CASUALTIES
The US has lost 4,487 service personnel in Iraq since the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom on 19 March 2003, according to the latest figures from the US Department of Defense.


By 31 August 2010, when the last US combat troops left, 4,421 had been killed, of which 3,492 were killed in action. Almost 32,000 had been wounded in action.

Since then, in what was called Operation New Dawn, 66 have died, of which 38 were killed in action. Three hundred and five have been wounded in action since 1 September 2010.

The UK lost 179 servicemen and women, of which 136 were killed in action.


Other coalition countries account for 139 deaths according to the icasualties website.

While coalition troop fatalities are reasonably well documented, deaths of Iraqi civilians and combatants are more difficult to track because of a lack of reliable official figures. All counts and estimates of Iraqi deaths are highly disputed.

The organization Iraq Body Count has been collating civilian deaths using cross-checked media reports and other figures such as morgue records.

According to IBC, there have been between 97,461 and 106,348 civilian deaths up to July 2010.

The most bloody period for civilian deaths was the month of invasion, March 2003, in which IBC says 3,977 ordinary Iraqis lost their lives. A further 3,437 were killed in April of that year.

The group says the difference between its higher and lower total figures is caused by discrepancies in reports about how many deaths resulted from an incident and whether they were civilians or combatants.

Other reports and surveys have resulted in a wide range of estimates of Iraqi deaths. The UN-backed Iraqi Family Health Survey estimated 151,000 violent deaths in the period of March 2003 - June 2006.

Meanwhile, The Lancet journal in 2006 published an estimate of 654,965 excess Iraqi deaths related to the war of which 601,027 were caused by violence.

Both this and the Family Health Survey include deaths of Iraqi combatants as well as civilians.

An unknown number of civilian contractors have also been killed in Iraq.

COST
The financial scale of the war is another area in which figures vary widely.

The respected and non-partisan Congressional Research Service estimates that the US will have spent almost $802bn (£512.8bn) on funding the war by the end of the fiscal year 2011, with $747.6bn (£478bn) already appropriated BBC.(Iraq war in figures).

However, Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz and Harvard's Linda Bilmes put the true cost at $3 trillion (£1.2tn) once additional impacts on the US budget and economy are taken into account.

US CASUALTIES in Iraq

TOTAL Wounded Total casualties Missing
4,497 32,222 36, 710 2

(United States military casualties of war - Wikipedia)

View attachment 332917

YOU ARE NOT SCARY FOR WHAT BEIDEN DID WITH THEM ???

DO YOU NOT EXPERIENCE SENSE OF GUILT ???

YOU ARE NOT SCARY FOR WHAT BEIDEN DID WITH THEM ???

Your English mangling is disappointing for a Russian bot.

Biden didn't order any troops into Iraq.

 

[Syriusly]

You do know that denying any responsibility for the President in the preventable deaths from the Coronavirus- when he disbanded the pandemic response team and ignored the advice of his own scientific experts- is an undeniable sign of mental illness, right?

You do know claiming the President did nothing when in reality he activated the CDC, stood up the Infectious Disease Committee, Instituted a Life-Saving China Travel nan Democrats rabidly opposed, declared a National Emergency, activated the War time clause and got US companies to step up and work together for the country makes you look like the epic f*ing TDS-suffering liar you are, right?

Even Biden came forward and declared he was wrong, that the Travel Ban was the right thing to do. Sleepy, Dementia-suffering, sexually-assaulting Joe Biden is more honest and has more integrity than you and your fellow snowflakes.

Sleepy dementia suffering rapist Donald Trump is your lying idol.

I have never claimed that Trump did nothing. I am pretty clear that Trump has been a horrible leader. He neglected to prepare for the inevitable pandemic, eliminated a position that was specifically set up to deal with pandemics, failed to have ventilators maintained and sent out flawed tests.

I really am glad you pointed out Trump 'activated' the CDC- you know- so the U.S. would be weeks behind South Korea and European agencies in getting people tested, and then when the tests were sent out they were flawed- we still don't have enough tests.

Tell me- how many lives did the 'life-saving China travel ban' save? Trump and yourself keep making that claim- and meanwhile the United States has more covid-19 deaths than any other nation.

Remember Trump told Americans that by April we would have close to zero cases- how has that worked out.?

 

[Syriusly]

View attachment 332740



Joe Biden, the Foreign Relations Committee Chairman, Played Leading Role in Push for U.S. to Invade Iraq..."

July 31, Hearings to Examine Threats, Responses, and Regional Considerations Surrounding Iraq
Watch 37: 03​

https://www.democracynow.org/2020/2/18/worth_the_price_joe_biden_documentary

Forgery of documents to start aggression against Iraq and of the content of the report by Joe Biden on July 31 is a PROVEN FACT.

Why For the Murder of One a Felon is Executed in our country, and for the Killings of Hundreds of Thousands Biden Is Nominated for
President ???

U funny mon! Your skidmark has killed more than 72,000 Americans.

Firstly, among my relatives there are NO killers of Americans;

Secondly, I do not understand WHO you write ABOUT;

Thirdly, the number of those killed and mutilated by Biden and his political accomplices is several times greater than the figure you cited;

Fourthly, if one killed and does not yet sit on an electric chair, then IS that the moral excuse of the other one instead of an electric chair to be placed in the chair of the President of the country ???

Sorry, but this is the logic of a person belonging to a group of persons - accomplices of mass murder.

I know that some representatives of the Democratic Party are mentally ill, but I never thought that the obsession to kill OTHERS and to EXCUSE the murderers hit these people SO IRREVERSABLY HARD...

Maybe in order to cure society of such vices, we need YOUR own "Nurnberg" process, during which the entire nation repent for the past crimes ??? And the guilty will be convicted ???

Of all acts of man, repentance is the most divine. The greatest of all faults is to be conscious of none.

Thomas Carlyle

I find it particularly odd that you are fixated on Joe Biden.

Since Joe Biden didn't order any troops into Iraq, and didn't give any troops any orders to kill anyone.

Your Russian handlers have got to get a less clumsy bot

 

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

U funny mon! Your skidmark has killed more than 72,000 Americans.

You do know attempting to blame the President for the deaths of Americans from the Coronavirus - especially when Cuomo was packing COVID-19-infected seniors into Senior Citizen homes with the elderly (THE most vulnerable Americans) - is an undeniable sign of mental illness, right?!

I've got four bipartisan MOC's that prove my point. You? Bupkis!

PROVE IT!!!
Me??? "NAKED FACTS":

CASUALTIES
The US has lost 4,487 service personnel in Iraq since the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom on 19 March 2003, according to the latest figures from the US Department of Defense.


By 31 August 2010, when the last US combat troops left, 4,421 had been killed, of which 3,492 were killed in action. Almost 32,000 had been wounded in action.

Since then, in what was called Operation New Dawn, 66 have died, of which 38 were killed in action. Three hundred and five have been wounded in action since 1 September 2010.

The UK lost 179 servicemen and women, of which 136 were killed in action.


Other coalition countries account for 139 deaths according to the icasualties website.

While coalition troop fatalities are reasonably well documented, deaths of Iraqi civilians and combatants are more difficult to track because of a lack of reliable official figures. All counts and estimates of Iraqi deaths are highly disputed.

The organization Iraq Body Count has been collating civilian deaths using cross-checked media reports and other figures such as morgue records.

According to IBC, there have been between 97,461 and 106,348 civilian deaths up to July 2010.

The most bloody period for civilian deaths was the month of invasion, March 2003, in which IBC says 3,977 ordinary Iraqis lost their lives. A further 3,437 were killed in April of that year.

The group says the difference between its higher and lower total figures is caused by discrepancies in reports about how many deaths resulted from an incident and whether they were civilians or combatants.

Other reports and surveys have resulted in a wide range of estimates of Iraqi deaths. The UN-backed Iraqi Family Health Survey estimated 151,000 violent deaths in the period of March 2003 - June 2006.

Meanwhile, The Lancet journal in 2006 published an estimate of 654,965 excess Iraqi deaths related to the war of which 601,027 were caused by violence.

Both this and the Family Health Survey include deaths of Iraqi combatants as well as civilians.

An unknown number of civilian contractors have also been killed in Iraq.

COST
The financial scale of the war is another area in which figures vary widely.

with $747.6bn (£478bn) already appropriated BBC.(Iraq war in figures).

However, Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz and Harvard's Linda Bilmes put the true cost at $3 trillion (£1.2tn) once additional impacts on the US budget and economy are taken into account.

US CASUALTIES in Iraq

TOTAL Wounded Total casualties Missing
4,497 32,222 36, 710 2

(United States military casualties of war - Wikipedia)

View attachment 332917

YOU ARE NOT SCARY FOR WHAT BEIDEN DID WITH THEM ???

DO YOU NOT EXPERIENCE SENSE OF GUILT ???

The big news on the poverty front is that the percentage of Americans living in poverty is unchanged at 15 percent, which amounts to 46.5 million Americans US Census Data (How Much Money Would It Take to Eliminate Poverty In America?).

More than one in five kids under the age of 18 are in poverty, and nearly one in four kids under the age of six are impoverished as well. These are numbers we've all become accustomed to, but they can still shock the conscience if you make an effort to let them soak in again.

In its annual poverty report, the Census Bureau includes a table that few take note of which actually details by how much families are below the poverty line.
A little multiplication and addition later, and the magic number pops out. In 2012, the number was $175.3 billion.

That is how many dollars it would take to bring every person in the United States up to the poverty line. In 2012, that number was just 1.08 percent of the nation's gross domestic product (GDP), which is to say the overall size of the economy.

The respected and non-partisan Congressional Research Service estimates that the US has spent $802bn on funding the war by the end of the fiscal year 2011,

Wow- you manage to derail your own thread.

Well done.

U funny mon! Your skidmark has killed more than 72,000 Americans.

You do know attempting to blame the President for the deaths of Americans from the Coronavirus - especially when Cuomo was packing COVID-19-infected seniors into Senior Citizen homes with the elderly (THE most vulnerable Americans) - is an undeniable sign of mental illness, right?!

I've got four bipartisan MOC's that prove my point. You? Bupkis!

PROVE IT!!!
Me??? "NAKED FACTS":

CASUALTIES
The US has lost 4,487 service personnel in Iraq since the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom on 19 March 2003, according to the latest figures from the US Department of Defense.


By 31 August 2010, when the last US combat troops left, 4,421 had been killed, of which 3,492 were killed in action. Almost 32,000 had been wounded in action.

Since then, in what was called Operation New Dawn, 66 have died, of which 38 were killed in action. Three hundred and five have been wounded in action since 1 September 2010.

The UK lost 179 servicemen and women, of which 136 were killed in action.


Other coalition countries account for 139 deaths according to the icasualties website.

While coalition troop fatalities are reasonably well documented, deaths of Iraqi civilians and combatants are more difficult to track because of a lack of reliable official figures. All counts and estimates of Iraqi deaths are highly disputed.

The organization Iraq Body Count has been collating civilian deaths using cross-checked media reports and other figures such as morgue records.

According to IBC, there have been between 97,461 and 106,348 civilian deaths up to July 2010.

The most bloody period for civilian deaths was the month of invasion, March 2003, in which IBC says 3,977 ordinary Iraqis lost their lives. A further 3,437 were killed in April of that year.

The group says the difference between its higher and lower total figures is caused by discrepancies in reports about how many deaths resulted from an incident and whether they were civilians or combatants.

Other reports and surveys have resulted in a wide range of estimates of Iraqi deaths. The UN-backed Iraqi Family Health Survey estimated 151,000 violent deaths in the period of March 2003 - June 2006.

Meanwhile, The Lancet journal in 2006 published an estimate of 654,965 excess Iraqi deaths related to the war of which 601,027 were caused by violence.

Both this and the Family Health Survey include deaths of Iraqi combatants as well as civilians.

An unknown number of civilian contractors have also been killed in Iraq.

COST
The financial scale of the war is another area in which figures vary widely.

with $747.6bn (£478bn) already appropriated BBC.(Iraq war in figures).

However, Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz and Harvard's Linda Bilmes put the true cost at $3 trillion (£1.2tn) once additional impacts on the US budget and economy are taken into account.

US CASUALTIES in Iraq

TOTAL Wounded Total casualties Missing
4,497 32,222 36, 710 2

(United States military casualties of war - Wikipedia)

View attachment 332917

YOU ARE NOT SCARY FOR WHAT BEIDEN DID WITH THEM ???

DO YOU NOT EXPERIENCE SENSE OF GUILT ???

The big news on the poverty front is that the percentage of Americans living in poverty is unchanged at 15 percent, which amounts to 46.5 million Americans US Census Data (How Much Money Would It Take to Eliminate Poverty In America?).

More than one in five kids under the age of 18 are in poverty, and nearly one in four kids under the age of six are impoverished as well. These are numbers we've all become accustomed to, but they can still shock the conscience if you make an effort to let them soak in again.

In its annual poverty report, the Census Bureau includes a table that few take note of which actually details by how much families are below the poverty line.
A little multiplication and addition later, and the magic number pops out. In 2012, the number was $175.3 billion.

That is how many dollars it would take to bring every person in the United States up to the poverty line. In 2012, that number was just 1.08 percent of the nation's gross domestic product (GDP), which is to say the overall size of the economy.

The respected and non-partisan Congressional Research Service estimates that the US has spent $802bn on funding the war by the end of the fiscal year 2011,

Wow- you manage to derail your own thread.

Well done.

Tell me, a remark in one or two sentences is
- a desire to "be noted" at the Forum,
- " screen thinking ",
- inability to conduct a discussion
or
- lack of relevant knowledge on the topic ???

Don't you even understand how immoral the behavior of people who do not grieve over their compatriots who were sent to die on a false pretext look immoral ???

Nevertheless, I would like to hear the opinion of the majority of the Forum participants on this issue, since I noticed that if I raise a topic that is painful for society, everyone is "hiding".

And nominate the criminal for President...

 

[Syriusly]

U funny mon! Your skidmark has killed more than 72,000 Americans.

You do know attempting to blame the President for the deaths of Americans from the Coronavirus - especially when Cuomo was packing COVID-19-infected seniors into Senior Citizen homes with the elderly (THE most vulnerable Americans) - is an undeniable sign of mental illness, right?!

I've got four bipartisan MOC's that prove my point. You? Bupkis!

PROVE IT!!!
Me??? "NAKED FACTS":

CASUALTIES
The US has lost 4,487 service personnel in Iraq since the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom on 19 March 2003, according to the latest figures from the US Department of Defense.


By 31 August 2010, when the last US combat troops left, 4,421 had been killed, of which 3,492 were killed in action. Almost 32,000 had been wounded in action.

Since then, in what was called Operation New Dawn, 66 have died, of which 38 were killed in action. Three hundred and five have been wounded in action since 1 September 2010.

The UK lost 179 servicemen and women, of which 136 were killed in action.


Other coalition countries account for 139 deaths according to the icasualties website.

While coalition troop fatalities are reasonably well documented, deaths of Iraqi civilians and combatants are more difficult to track because of a lack of reliable official figures. All counts and estimates of Iraqi deaths are highly disputed.

The organization Iraq Body Count has been collating civilian deaths using cross-checked media reports and other figures such as morgue records.

According to IBC, there have been between 97,461 and 106,348 civilian deaths up to July 2010.

The most bloody period for civilian deaths was the month of invasion, March 2003, in which IBC says 3,977 ordinary Iraqis lost their lives. A further 3,437 were killed in April of that year.

The group says the difference between its higher and lower total figures is caused by discrepancies in reports about how many deaths resulted from an incident and whether they were civilians or combatants.

Other reports and surveys have resulted in a wide range of estimates of Iraqi deaths. The UN-backed Iraqi Family Health Survey estimated 151,000 violent deaths in the period of March 2003 - June 2006.

Meanwhile, The Lancet journal in 2006 published an estimate of 654,965 excess Iraqi deaths related to the war of which 601,027 were caused by violence.

Both this and the Family Health Survey include deaths of Iraqi combatants as well as civilians.

An unknown number of civilian contractors have also been killed in Iraq.

COST
The financial scale of the war is another area in which figures vary widely.

with $747.6bn (£478bn) already appropriated BBC.(Iraq war in figures).

However, Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz and Harvard's Linda Bilmes put the true cost at $3 trillion (£1.2tn) once additional impacts on the US budget and economy are taken into account.

US CASUALTIES in Iraq

TOTAL Wounded Total casualties Missing
4,497 32,222 36, 710 2

(United States military casualties of war - Wikipedia)

View attachment 332917

YOU ARE NOT SCARY FOR WHAT BEIDEN DID WITH THEM ???

DO YOU NOT EXPERIENCE SENSE OF GUILT ???

The big news on the poverty front is that the percentage of Americans living in poverty is unchanged at 15 percent, which amounts to 46.5 million Americans US Census Data (How Much Money Would It Take to Eliminate Poverty In America?).

More than one in five kids under the age of 18 are in poverty, and nearly one in four kids under the age of six are impoverished as well. These are numbers we've all become accustomed to, but they can still shock the conscience if you make an effort to let them soak in again.

In its annual poverty report, the Census Bureau includes a table that few take note of which actually details by how much families are below the poverty line.
A little multiplication and addition later, and the magic number pops out. In 2012, the number was $175.3 billion.

That is how many dollars it would take to bring every person in the United States up to the poverty line. In 2012, that number was just 1.08 percent of the nation's gross domestic product (GDP), which is to say the overall size of the economy.

The respected and non-partisan Congressional Research Service estimates that the US has spent $802bn on funding the war by the end of the fiscal year 2011,

Wow- you manage to derail your own thread.

Well done.

U funny mon! Your skidmark has killed more than 72,000 Americans.

You do know attempting to blame the President for the deaths of Americans from the Coronavirus - especially when Cuomo was packing COVID-19-infected seniors into Senior Citizen homes with the elderly (THE most vulnerable Americans) - is an undeniable sign of mental illness, right?!

I've got four bipartisan MOC's that prove my point. You? Bupkis!

PROVE IT!!!
Me??? "NAKED FACTS":

CASUALTIES
The US has lost 4,487 service personnel in Iraq since the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom on 19 March 2003, according to the latest figures from the US Department of Defense.


By 31 August 2010, when the last US combat troops left, 4,421 had been killed, of which 3,492 were killed in action. Almost 32,000 had been wounded in action.

Since then, in what was called Operation New Dawn, 66 have died, of which 38 were killed in action. Three hundred and five have been wounded in action since 1 September 2010.

The UK lost 179 servicemen and women, of which 136 were killed in action.


Other coalition countries account for 139 deaths according to the icasualties website.

While coalition troop fatalities are reasonably well documented, deaths of Iraqi civilians and combatants are more difficult to track because of a lack of reliable official figures. All counts and estimates of Iraqi deaths are highly disputed.

The organization Iraq Body Count has been collating civilian deaths using cross-checked media reports and other figures such as morgue records.

According to IBC, there have been between 97,461 and 106,348 civilian deaths up to July 2010.

The most bloody period for civilian deaths was the month of invasion, March 2003, in which IBC says 3,977 ordinary Iraqis lost their lives. A further 3,437 were killed in April of that year.

The group says the difference between its higher and lower total figures is caused by discrepancies in reports about how many deaths resulted from an incident and whether they were civilians or combatants.

Other reports and surveys have resulted in a wide range of estimates of Iraqi deaths. The UN-backed Iraqi Family Health Survey estimated 151,000 violent deaths in the period of March 2003 - June 2006.

Meanwhile, The Lancet journal in 2006 published an estimate of 654,965 excess Iraqi deaths related to the war of which 601,027 were caused by violence.

Both this and the Family Health Survey include deaths of Iraqi combatants as well as civilians.

An unknown number of civilian contractors have also been killed in Iraq.

COST
The financial scale of the war is another area in which figures vary widely.

with $747.6bn (£478bn) already appropriated BBC.(Iraq war in figures).

However, Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz and Harvard's Linda Bilmes put the true cost at $3 trillion (£1.2tn) once additional impacts on the US budget and economy are taken into account.

US CASUALTIES in Iraq

TOTAL Wounded Total casualties Missing
4,497 32,222 36, 710 2

(United States military casualties of war - Wikipedia)

View attachment 332917

YOU ARE NOT SCARY FOR WHAT BEIDEN DID WITH THEM ???

DO YOU NOT EXPERIENCE SENSE OF GUILT ???

The big news on the poverty front is that the percentage of Americans living in poverty is unchanged at 15 percent, which amounts to 46.5 million Americans US Census Data (How Much Money Would It Take to Eliminate Poverty In America?).

More than one in five kids under the age of 18 are in poverty, and nearly one in four kids under the age of six are impoverished as well. These are numbers we've all become accustomed to, but they can still shock the conscience if you make an effort to let them soak in again.

In its annual poverty report, the Census Bureau includes a table that few take note of which actually details by how much families are below the poverty line.
A little multiplication and addition later, and the magic number pops out. In 2012, the number was $175.3 billion.

That is how many dollars it would take to bring every person in the United States up to the poverty line. In 2012, that number was just 1.08 percent of the nation's gross domestic product (GDP), which is to say the overall size of the economy.

The respected and non-partisan Congressional Research Service estimates that the US has spent $802bn on funding the war by the end of the fiscal year 2011,

Wow- you manage to derail your own thread.

Well done.

Tell me, a remark in one or two sentences is
- a desire to "be noted" at the Forum,
- " screen thinking ",
- inability to conduct a discussion
or
- lack of relevant knowledge on the topic ???

Don't you even understand how immoral the behavior of people who do not grieve over their compatriots who were sent to die on a false pretext look immoral ???

Nevertheless, I would like to hear the opinion of the majority of the Forum participants on this issue, since I noticed that if I raise a topic that is painful for society, everyone is "hiding".

And nominate the criminal for President...

View attachment 333030


View attachment 333029

Clumsiest Russian propaganda yet.

Hey- lets talk about a real murderer- Vladimir Putin.

Some 50,000 to 200,000 dead in Chechnya with the blood on his hands.

Not to mention his murder of journalists within Russia, and his murder of Russian dissidents outside of Russia.

See the difference between Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin- is that Joe Biden never ordered troops to kill anyone- while Putin has ordered troops to kill civilians- and has ordered his assassins to kill people around the world.

 

[easyt65]

Clumsiest Russian propaganda yet. Hey- lets talk about a real murderer- Vladimir Putin....

Nah, let's stay on TOPIC....

 

[Syriusly]

Clumsiest Russian propaganda yet. Hey- lets talk about a real murderer- Vladimir Putin....

Nah, let's stay on TOPIC....

Ah- you Russian bots- you don't like it whenever anyone brings up the nasty facts about your murderous boss.

 

[easyt65]

Ah- you Russian bots- you don't like it whenever anyone brings up the nasty facts about your murderous boss.

In light of the overwhelming, undeniable evidence that the 'Russian Collusion' coup attempt cover story was ALWAYS a treasonous manufactured narrative used knowingly by Obama and his criminal administration to attempt a failed coup and as even The Democrats have abandoned the lie long ago, leaving only desperate, butt-hurt, reality-denying snowflakes...like you...to continue to cling to it, I will just laugh at and mock you....oh, and leave you with the only evidence of a President colluding with Vladimir Putin:



This is Putin's Bit@h telling the Putin-Puppet
Medvedev to pass on to Vlad that he, Barry,
will be ore 'flexible' later....

 

[Syriusly]

Ah- you Russian bots- you don't like it whenever anyone brings up the nasty facts about your murderous boss.

In light of the overwhelming, undeniable evidence that the 'Russian Collusion' coup attempt cover story was ALWAYS a treasonous manufactured narrative used knowingly by Obama and his criminal administration to attempt a failed coup and as even The Democrats have abandoned the lie long ago, leaving only desperate, butt-hurt, reality-denying snowflakes...like you...to continue to cling to it, I will just laugh at and mock you....oh, and leave you with the only evidence of a President colluding with Vladimir Putin:

View attachment 333185

This is Putin's Bit@h telling the Putin-Puppet
Medvedev to pass on to Vlad that he, Barry,
will be ore 'flexible' later....

Tell us more about your buddy- the murderer Putin.

Is he still excited about helping to get your Dear Leader elected?

 

[easyt65]

Tell us more about your buddy- the murderer Putin. Is he still excited about helping to get your Dear Leader elected?

So this is your response to my posting a picture of Barry colluding with Putin through Medvedev.....

You are a sad, miserable, TDS-suffering, desperate, mentally disturbed, hate-driven little snowflake.





Bwuhahahaha....

 

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

U funny mon! Your skidmark has killed more than 72,000 Americans.

You do know attempting to blame the President for the deaths of Americans from the Coronavirus - especially when Cuomo was packing COVID-19-infected seniors into Senior Citizen homes with the elderly (THE most vulnerable Americans) - is an undeniable sign of mental illness, right?!

I've got four bipartisan MOC's that prove my point. You? Bupkis!

PROVE IT!!!
Me??? "NAKED FACTS":

CASUALTIES
The US has lost 4,487 service personnel in Iraq since the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom on 19 March 2003, according to the latest figures from the US Department of Defense.


By 31 August 2010, when the last US combat troops left, 4,421 had been killed, of which 3,492 were killed in action. Almost 32,000 had been wounded in action.

Since then, in what was called Operation New Dawn, 66 have died, of which 38 were killed in action. Three hundred and five have been wounded in action since 1 September 2010.

The UK lost 179 servicemen and women, of which 136 were killed in action.


Other coalition countries account for 139 deaths according to the icasualties website.

While coalition troop fatalities are reasonably well documented, deaths of Iraqi civilians and combatants are more difficult to track because of a lack of reliable official figures. All counts and estimates of Iraqi deaths are highly disputed.

The organization Iraq Body Count has been collating civilian deaths using cross-checked media reports and other figures such as morgue records.

According to IBC, there have been between 97,461 and 106,348 civilian deaths up to July 2010.

The most bloody period for civilian deaths was the month of invasion, March 2003, in which IBC says 3,977 ordinary Iraqis lost their lives. A further 3,437 were killed in April of that year.

The group says the difference between its higher and lower total figures is caused by discrepancies in reports about how many deaths resulted from an incident and whether they were civilians or combatants.

Other reports and surveys have resulted in a wide range of estimates of Iraqi deaths. The UN-backed Iraqi Family Health Survey estimated 151,000 violent deaths in the period of March 2003 - June 2006.

Meanwhile, The Lancet journal in 2006 published an estimate of 654,965 excess Iraqi deaths related to the war of which 601,027 were caused by violence.

Both this and the Family Health Survey include deaths of Iraqi combatants as well as civilians.

An unknown number of civilian contractors have also been killed in Iraq.

COST
The financial scale of the war is another area in which figures vary widely.

with $747.6bn (£478bn) already appropriated BBC.(Iraq war in figures).

However, Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz and Harvard's Linda Bilmes put the true cost at $3 trillion (£1.2tn) once additional impacts on the US budget and economy are taken into account.

US CASUALTIES in Iraq

TOTAL Wounded Total casualties Missing
4,497 32,222 36, 710 2

(United States military casualties of war - Wikipedia)

View attachment 332917

YOU ARE NOT SCARY FOR WHAT BEIDEN DID WITH THEM ???

DO YOU NOT EXPERIENCE SENSE OF GUILT ???

The big news on the poverty front is that the percentage of Americans living in poverty is unchanged at 15 percent, which amounts to 46.5 million Americans US Census Data (How Much Money Would It Take to Eliminate Poverty In America?).

More than one in five kids under the age of 18 are in poverty, and nearly one in four kids under the age of six are impoverished as well. These are numbers we've all become accustomed to, but they can still shock the conscience if you make an effort to let them soak in again.

In its annual poverty report, the Census Bureau includes a table that few take note of which actually details by how much families are below the poverty line.
A little multiplication and addition later, and the magic number pops out. In 2012, the number was $175.3 billion.

That is how many dollars it would take to bring every person in the United States up to the poverty line. In 2012, that number was just 1.08 percent of the nation's gross domestic product (GDP), which is to say the overall size of the economy.

The respected and non-partisan Congressional Research Service estimates that the US has spent $802bn on funding the war by the end of the fiscal year 2011,

Wow- you manage to derail your own thread.

Well done.

U funny mon! Your skidmark has killed more than 72,000 Americans.

You do know attempting to blame the President for the deaths of Americans from the Coronavirus - especially when Cuomo was packing COVID-19-infected seniors into Senior Citizen homes with the elderly (THE most vulnerable Americans) - is an undeniable sign of mental illness, right?!

I've got four bipartisan MOC's that prove my point. You? Bupkis!

PROVE IT!!!
Me??? "NAKED FACTS":

CASUALTIES
The US has lost 4,487 service personnel in Iraq since the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom on 19 March 2003, according to the latest figures from the US Department of Defense.


By 31 August 2010, when the last US combat troops left, 4,421 had been killed, of which 3,492 were killed in action. Almost 32,000 had been wounded in action.

Since then, in what was called Operation New Dawn, 66 have died, of which 38 were killed in action. Three hundred and five have been wounded in action since 1 September 2010.

The UK lost 179 servicemen and women, of which 136 were killed in action.


Other coalition countries account for 139 deaths according to the icasualties website.

While coalition troop fatalities are reasonably well documented, deaths of Iraqi civilians and combatants are more difficult to track because of a lack of reliable official figures. All counts and estimates of Iraqi deaths are highly disputed.

The organization Iraq Body Count has been collating civilian deaths using cross-checked media reports and other figures such as morgue records.

According to IBC, there have been between 97,461 and 106,348 civilian deaths up to July 2010.

The most bloody period for civilian deaths was the month of invasion, March 2003, in which IBC says 3,977 ordinary Iraqis lost their lives. A further 3,437 were killed in April of that year.

The group says the difference between its higher and lower total figures is caused by discrepancies in reports about how many deaths resulted from an incident and whether they were civilians or combatants.

Other reports and surveys have resulted in a wide range of estimates of Iraqi deaths. The UN-backed Iraqi Family Health Survey estimated 151,000 violent deaths in the period of March 2003 - June 2006.

Meanwhile, The Lancet journal in 2006 published an estimate of 654,965 excess Iraqi deaths related to the war of which 601,027 were caused by violence.

Both this and the Family Health Survey include deaths of Iraqi combatants as well as civilians.

An unknown number of civilian contractors have also been killed in Iraq.

COST
The financial scale of the war is another area in which figures vary widely.

with $747.6bn (£478bn) already appropriated BBC.(Iraq war in figures).

However, Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz and Harvard's Linda Bilmes put the true cost at $3 trillion (£1.2tn) once additional impacts on the US budget and economy are taken into account.

US CASUALTIES in Iraq

TOTAL Wounded Total casualties Missing
4,497 32,222 36, 710 2

(United States military casualties of war - Wikipedia)

View attachment 332917

YOU ARE NOT SCARY FOR WHAT BEIDEN DID WITH THEM ???

DO YOU NOT EXPERIENCE SENSE OF GUILT ???

The big news on the poverty front is that the percentage of Americans living in poverty is unchanged at 15 percent, which amounts to 46.5 million Americans US Census Data (How Much Money Would It Take to Eliminate Poverty In America?).

More than one in five kids under the age of 18 are in poverty, and nearly one in four kids under the age of six are impoverished as well. These are numbers we've all become accustomed to, but they can still shock the conscience if you make an effort to let them soak in again.

In its annual poverty report, the Census Bureau includes a table that few take note of which actually details by how much families are below the poverty line.
A little multiplication and addition later, and the magic number pops out. In 2012, the number was $175.3 billion.

That is how many dollars it would take to bring every person in the United States up to the poverty line. In 2012, that number was just 1.08 percent of the nation's gross domestic product (GDP), which is to say the overall size of the economy.

The respected and non-partisan Congressional Research Service estimates that the US has spent $802bn on funding the war by the end of the fiscal year 2011,

Wow- you manage to derail your own thread.

Well done.

Tell me, a remark in one or two sentences is
- a desire to "be noted" at the Forum,
- " screen thinking ",
- inability to conduct a discussion
or
- lack of relevant knowledge on the topic ???

Don't you even understand how immoral the behavior of people who do not grieve over their compatriots who were sent to die on a false pretext look immoral ???

Nevertheless, I would like to hear the opinion of the majority of the Forum participants on this issue, since I noticed that if I raise a topic that is painful for society, everyone is "hiding".

And nominate the criminal for President...

View attachment 333030


View attachment 333029

Clumsiest Russian propaganda yet.

Hey- lets talk about a real murderer- Vladimir Putin.

Some 50,000 to 200,000 dead in Chechnya with the blood on his hands.

Not to mention his murder of journalists within Russia, and his murder of Russian dissidents outside of Russia.

See the difference between Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin- is that Joe Biden never ordered troops to kill anyone- while Putin has ordered troops to kill civilians- and has ordered his assassins to kill people around the world.

It sounds like an obsession.

OR, it rather looks like a very bad US special services' cover-up psychological operation against their own people.

Has Putin personally rejected your love ??

I know that an order has been issued to spread anti-Russian hysteria in the media, but I'm the same American citizen like you, only more honest.

Let's deal with the state criminal Biden in our country. And the Russians deal with their political ethnic mafia

 

[Likkmee]

What he is going to need is a good secretary of state.
MAGA

 

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

What he is going to need is a good secretary of state.
MAGA

This Czech Jewess took the worst from the Slavic peoples ... And discredited her great people