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To: SeekAndFind

We’ll we up crap heap if we elect Hillary or a GOP McCain type warnut who wants to be a wartime President. We’ve had 100 years of war with the costs of blood and treasure. We have piled on to that trade deficits, a warped view of the Constitution where wars are not declared and sodomy, which was once a crime, is now a right, a government ruled by lobbyists and a population being diminished by our best and brightest unwilling to marry and create.

What we need is USA nationalism. Build the USA with strength in defense and rebuild our economy. That means screw the world. Another war is existential for us. We have traded China into a powerhouse. We have ignored Russia, a potential ally. Engaged in boots on the ground warfare in Asia and the ME. No matter which side we back, we lose. Others keep clamoring for us to set red lines, to back their efforts at revolution, or to settle century old problems.

No more foreign wartime Presidents. We protect ourselves only or we fade from history. A return to the Christianity of our forefathers would be very welcome.


11 posted on 03/22/2014 11:57:07 AM PDT by ex-snook (God is Love)
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To: ex-snook
What we need is USA nationalism. Build the USA with strength in defense and rebuild our economy. That means screw the world. Another war is existential for us. We have traded China into a powerhouse. We have ignored Russia, a potential ally. Engaged in boots on the ground warfare in Asia and the ME. No matter which side we back, we lose. Others keep clamoring for us to set red lines, to back their efforts at revolution, or to settle century old problems.

In a nutshell.....NO MORE BLOOD FOR ISLAM!

12 posted on 03/22/2014 11:58:53 AM PDT by dfwgator
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