Anyone out there believe in the next World War? I believe it will happen in the next three years. I believe that Israel and Iran will start it and either Obama or McCain will be just another patsy as President Bush is and get us into the war. That's when the draft will start again. It's obvious the troops we have today are in no condition to fight another war so soon after the Iraq war.
Not too much of the war will be fought on American soil. There might be a few cells around the country blowing up buildings and causing just enough fear in Americans to get the president to declare Martial Law. "Most of the 'cells' will be homegrown." Marshall Law will begin in America and will never end, even after the war is finished.
The players in World War 3 will be:
Israel, America, Europe, Iraq vs. Iran, China, Russia, Palestine, South America
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by WaTcHeR » 29 Jun 2008, Sun 12:06 am
"Cops that lie, need to die!" A police officer that lies to get an arrest or send someone to prison should be shot.
"In the U.S., a cop with a gun can commit the most heinous crime and be given the benefit of the doubt."
"The U.S. Government does not have rights, it has privileges delegated to it by the people."
"In the U.S., a cop with a gun can commit the most heinous crime and be given the benefit of the doubt."
"The U.S. Government does not have rights, it has privileges delegated to it by the people."
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by WaTcHeR » 09 Jul 2008, Wed 10:55 pm
Israel condemns Iran missile tests
Israel has condemned Iran's test of nine medium and long-range missiles, one of which had the range to reach the Jewish state.
Middle East correspondent Matt Brown reports that it's been just one day since Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, dismissed concern about a possible Israeli or American attack on his nation's nuclear facilities.
Israel is acutely aware that if the Shihab three missile has the range Iran claims, it could reach Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
It maintains diplomacy is still the best way to rein in Iran's nuclear programme.
However, following the test launch, right-wing Israeli politicians have renewed calls to prepare for a unilateral attack.
Israel conducted war games earlier this year, reportedly simulating an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities.
Israel has condemned Iran's test of nine medium and long-range missiles, one of which had the range to reach the Jewish state.
Middle East correspondent Matt Brown reports that it's been just one day since Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, dismissed concern about a possible Israeli or American attack on his nation's nuclear facilities.
Israel is acutely aware that if the Shihab three missile has the range Iran claims, it could reach Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
It maintains diplomacy is still the best way to rein in Iran's nuclear programme.
However, following the test launch, right-wing Israeli politicians have renewed calls to prepare for a unilateral attack.
Israel conducted war games earlier this year, reportedly simulating an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities.
"Cops that lie, need to die!" A police officer that lies to get an arrest or send someone to prison should be shot.
"In the U.S., a cop with a gun can commit the most heinous crime and be given the benefit of the doubt."
"The U.S. Government does not have rights, it has privileges delegated to it by the people."
"In the U.S., a cop with a gun can commit the most heinous crime and be given the benefit of the doubt."
"The U.S. Government does not have rights, it has privileges delegated to it by the people."
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by WaTcHeR » 09 Jul 2008, Wed 10:57 pm
Rice: Russia should back off regional threats
TBILISI, Georgia — Russia should back off its threats and intimidation of countries once under the Soviet clamp, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Wednesday as Cold War-tinged rhetoric escalated between Russia and the United States.
Rice all but dared Moscow to critique her visit to this former Soviet republic locked in a shoving match with Russia that has seen Russia close its border with Georgia and impose trade and other restrictions.
"I'm going to visit a friend and I don't expect much comment about the United States going to visit a friend," Rice said with an edge in her voice.
Rice dined privately with Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili, a Russian nemesis, a day after Russia warned that it might resort to military means to counter a U.S. plan to base anti-missile defenses in the Czech Republic. Rice called the Russian response sad but predictable.
The system would place radar interceptors in the Czech Republic, a former Soviet satellite, and missiles in Poland. Russia says that's uncomfortably close, no matter the U.S. assurances that the planned shield is a hedge against Iran. Russia says the shield is unnecessary.
Iran test-fired nine long- and medium-range missiles on Wednesday during war games that officials say are in response to U.S. and Israeli threats, state television reported.
"I see it as evidence that the missile threat is not an imaginary one," Rice said, "and that those who say that there is no Iranian missile threat against which we should be building missile defenses perhaps ought to talk to the Iranians."
TBILISI, Georgia — Russia should back off its threats and intimidation of countries once under the Soviet clamp, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Wednesday as Cold War-tinged rhetoric escalated between Russia and the United States.
Rice all but dared Moscow to critique her visit to this former Soviet republic locked in a shoving match with Russia that has seen Russia close its border with Georgia and impose trade and other restrictions.
"I'm going to visit a friend and I don't expect much comment about the United States going to visit a friend," Rice said with an edge in her voice.
Rice dined privately with Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili, a Russian nemesis, a day after Russia warned that it might resort to military means to counter a U.S. plan to base anti-missile defenses in the Czech Republic. Rice called the Russian response sad but predictable.
The system would place radar interceptors in the Czech Republic, a former Soviet satellite, and missiles in Poland. Russia says that's uncomfortably close, no matter the U.S. assurances that the planned shield is a hedge against Iran. Russia says the shield is unnecessary.
Iran test-fired nine long- and medium-range missiles on Wednesday during war games that officials say are in response to U.S. and Israeli threats, state television reported.
"I see it as evidence that the missile threat is not an imaginary one," Rice said, "and that those who say that there is no Iranian missile threat against which we should be building missile defenses perhaps ought to talk to the Iranians."
"Cops that lie, need to die!" A police officer that lies to get an arrest or send someone to prison should be shot.
"In the U.S., a cop with a gun can commit the most heinous crime and be given the benefit of the doubt."
"The U.S. Government does not have rights, it has privileges delegated to it by the people."
"In the U.S., a cop with a gun can commit the most heinous crime and be given the benefit of the doubt."
"The U.S. Government does not have rights, it has privileges delegated to it by the people."
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by WaTcHeR » 09 Jul 2008, Wed 10:58 pm
It's the end of the world as we know it
It's the end of the world as we know it
It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine
It's the end of the world as we know it
It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine
"Cops that lie, need to die!" A police officer that lies to get an arrest or send someone to prison should be shot.
"In the U.S., a cop with a gun can commit the most heinous crime and be given the benefit of the doubt."
"The U.S. Government does not have rights, it has privileges delegated to it by the people."
"In the U.S., a cop with a gun can commit the most heinous crime and be given the benefit of the doubt."
"The U.S. Government does not have rights, it has privileges delegated to it by the people."
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by dianacookepi » 07 May 2009, Thu 12:43 pm
If a person had shot Hitler to death, he would have been arrested, tried and in all probibility convicted. His sentance most likly would have been death.
It seems that persons who shoot politicians are shown to be crazy. Would this man have been shown to be the same? I belive so.
And that is why Hitler was able to rise to power. No one was crazy enough to decide it was his or her destiny to prevent this man from being in power.
Think about it.
It seems that persons who shoot politicians are shown to be crazy. Would this man have been shown to be the same? I belive so.
And that is why Hitler was able to rise to power. No one was crazy enough to decide it was his or her destiny to prevent this man from being in power.
Think about it.
"No stupid man has ever imagined himself as being anything but clever." Diana Cooke: detective, psychologist, Woman at Large.
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by dianacookepi » 07 May 2009, Thu 12:47 pm
Ooops.
"No stupid man has ever imagined himself as being anything but clever." Diana Cooke: detective, psychologist, Woman at Large.
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by Kyushin » 15 Sep 2009, Tue 4:23 pm
People are sheep, they believe what ever the majority tells them to and dont ask any questions.... like lemmings.
Another Hitler could easily arise again here in the near future.
His only opposition would be the American Maffia, or largest and most powerful form of organised crime. AKA Police.
Or maybe this centuries new Hitler would be a cop? Maybe Azironas sheriff? That child molestor seems like he wouldnt mind slaying afew races.
Another Hitler could easily arise again here in the near future.
His only opposition would be the American Maffia, or largest and most powerful form of organised crime. AKA Police.
Or maybe this centuries new Hitler would be a cop? Maybe Azironas sheriff? That child molestor seems like he wouldnt mind slaying afew races.
Dont speak to trash, never speak to the police!
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