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Don't say we didn't warn you. If you missed it the first time around, here it is again. Think of all the money they've made since.
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watch?v=G6_bAvB80iI ... ( 1 month ago by lawharrison)

watch?v=G6_bAvB80iI
Lawson Harrison Northwest Division 1st infantry
This is not the modern day military. It's Americans who see whats happening and will actually do something besides e-mail 10 friends. Im talking about taking what used to be ours by force.
DC call line
(202)456-1111
TELL THOSE MOTHER FUCKERS WE ARE PISSED
AND WE HAVE GUNS...LOTS AND LOTS OF GUNS.

Grannies are always ... ( 1 month ago by ArthBHx)

Grannies are always right. They know what their talking about. They're trying neither to be left or right wing, they aren't trying to be clever, they are simply telling pure truth, the pure sickening fact that is the Iraqi war.

That old lady knows ... ( 1 month ago by Sconz30)

That old lady knows her shit. All my granny does is polish her silverwear and sunbath all day.

I'm referring to ... ( 1 month ago by mookixox)

I'm referring to those (millions) of americans that KNOW the Iraq war is about OIL and DENY IT cuz gaining all that oil will save them money at the gas pumps...btw "I am also an ex-Republican turned progressive Democrat ever since lil bush took office in 2000". Good for you sir!! U.S citizens please direct MccAin to the nearest tar pit a.s.a.p.

What was wrong with ... ( 1 month ago by hogger129)

What was wrong with Iraq before? I admit Hussein was bad, but look at North Korea for example. We aren't over there running their country. It's because they don't have oil. Look at the US. We're ruled by a big dumbass who can't do things right. Nobody's coming over here taking us over.
Fuck Cheney, Fuck Bush, they're all a bunch of fuckers that are only interested in money. What right do they have to attack Iraq?

The country wasn't ... ( 1 month ago by hogger129)

The country wasn't that bad with Hussein in power. At least there was stability. Unlike now, where it's basically another Israel/Palestine with people shooting each other every 5 seconds.

Hasn't anybody ever ... ( 1 month ago by hogger129)

Hasn't anybody ever heard of "conflict of interest?" The same thing happened in 1953. Operation Ajax in Iran, where the democratically-elected leader wanted to nationalize the country's oil, then they went over there, and did their coup d'etat and put the Shah in power who gave them access to the nation's oil.

And sadly, it ... ( 4 weeks ago by PepsiPope)

And sadly, it doesn't matter if McCain or Obama gets elected, nothings going to change the Iraq occupation.

McCain absolutely ... ( 4 weeks ago by hogger129)

McCain absolutely will do nothing to change the Iraq War. I have a strong feeling he will continue Bush policies, even though he is not Bush. Lol. I disagree with you on Obama. I think Obama will at least give the war a clearer direction and quite possibly a date for pullout. We need to do something similar to Vietnamization where we slowly turn the war over to the Iraqis. We need to finish up Afghanistan too where we should have been in the first place.

I will admit ... ( 4 weeks ago by hogger129)

I will admit Hussein was bad, but now you look. The country has absolutely no political stability whatsoever. Bush talks about this energy policy crapola. Blah, blah, blah. He doesn't have a clue to what he's talking about. I will be happy if McCain or Obama get elected. At this point, anybody is better than Bush. Look at the crimes Hussein committed, then look at the rest of the world. Particularly the US. The military-industrial complex also needs to be dismantled for the betterhood of the US.

One point this ... ( 4 weeks ago by hogger129)

One point this video also gets across, is that war is a business.
It ties into the idea that wars are started mostly for money. It would also make sense that the government and companies would do things like Operation Northwoods or False Flag operations basically all for the sake of making money. Which is why I say that the military-industrial complex must be dismantled for the betterhood of the country & world. Otherwise greed will be our ultimate end.

That Grandma just ... ( 2 weeks ago by nbcooler022)

That Grandma just OWNED!

Bush: " They died ... ( 2 weeks ago by nbcooler022)

Bush: " They died in a just cause defending freedom, and they will not have died in vain."
-4,196 dead in Iraq to this day.
-for what reason?
-no WMD.
-no nukes.
-defending freedom? the country is less free and more violent now that we are occupying it unlawfully.
-so much blood innocent blood spilled only to beget more violence and death, but at least we're "defending freedom right?"
-such hypocrisy.
-one death is a tragedy, one thousand is just a statistic.

The soldier talking ... ( 1 week ago by markmills8)

The soldier talking about Iraq pay for bus drivers is wrong; he is a soldier and not a Halliburton employee so how would he know.
To correct what he said: Truck and bus drivers in Iraq work 84hours a week (not 40 as stated) and the annual salary is $86k a year That's $1792 a week
Most all bus drivers in the US would make 86k a year if they're allowed to work 84hours a week.
$20 per hour driver working in the US with ovrtime pay x 84 hours a week = $2120 a week
The driver makes MORE in theUS

Hussein did need to ... ( 1 week ago by itzahazylife)

Hussein did need to be taken out,but at what cost to our troops and our economy back here?and he's dead now anyway..and what about Sudan,Rwanda,Burma,Sierra Leone and the genocides that took place and are takin place in those nations?why aren't we there heling them? it's because they don't have the resources we need..wars start with either 3 main objectives..land, money, or resources..everything after that simply follows the money and sugarcoats the underlying reason,and the money keeps us there

ur exactly right ... ( 1 week ago by itzahazylife)

ur exactly right about conflict of interest...if there is a honorable leader of a country who won't play the game, we will first try to overthrow him with a cue, if that doesn't work we will try and assassinate him, and if that doesn't work, we will send in the military as a last resort...war is a racket, simple as that

and i sorta agree ... ( 1 week ago by itzahazylife)

and i sorta agree with u on Obama...i think he has good intentions, but i also think he is going to be tied to the puppet strings..he stated that if he sees Iran as a threat he will go on the offensive to protect america...we have ships only a short distance from the Iranian coast...if they get "attacked" (like the Lousitania) i think Obama will very well likely get us into a war with Iran..but only because he'd be oblivious to the reality of it, and not because he's in on the game

The conclusion that ... ( 1 week ago by hogger129)

The conclusion that I come to for all of this... Before Bush became President, OPEC wanted to start trading oil in Euros instead of US $. Well Euros have a higher value, therefore oil would cost more, and the slightest difference in currency means huge losses for oil companies. So they turn to black ops for help. Rig the 2000 Election for Bush who is sympathetic to the oil companies' interests. Cause a national crisis (9/11), then use it to accomplish their goal. Control the oil.

Well you never know ... ( 1 week ago by hogger129)

Well you never know. CIA could go rogue and cause a national crisis, kind of like the Gulf of Tonkin. Personally, I think Nixon and Bush Sr. were involved in the JFK assassination alot more closely than people think. The government does stuff like that to get someone in power who is sympathetic to the agenda of the "power elite." Coup d'etat. That's the way they did it back in the 50s and 60s. Assassinate/remove leaders who threaten U.S. business interests.

I'm not some crazy ... ( 1 week ago by hogger129)

I'm not some crazy guy, but in the movie JFK, Kevin Costner said "An English poet once wrote, Treason doth never prosper. Why? Because if it prospers none dare call it treason." It's the same idea as the Reichstag Fire. Fear is the real genious. "If you keep people afraid, you can make them do anything." Which I believe was said by Marilyn Manson in another Michael Moore film "Bowling for Columbine."

I mean seriously ... ( 1 week ago by hogger129)

I mean seriously anybody that belives everything or most of what the government tells them, or what anybody tells them, has to have an IQ of 40 or lower. Look at Watergate. The American people only hit the tip of the iceberg. Watergate is directly tied to the JFK assassination. Rafael Quintero, who was one of the Watergate burglars said that if the American people knew the full extent of what was really being covered up, it would be the biggest scandal ever to rock the nation.

hahaha if you ever ... ( 1 week ago by drunkatnoon)

hahaha if you ever see a douche bag with a napkin wrapped around his beer kick him in the balls

9/11 was an inside ... ( 6 days ago by frnnk)

9/11 was an inside job.

Somebody should set ... ( 5 days ago by LarrytheLumberjack)

Somebody should set all the executives of Halliburton on fire, put them out, then rip their burnt skin off with a pair of pliers, and kept awake by giving them crack.

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