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Reality Based. American citizens first. I only reply to DM's from the Nigerian Lottery.
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@FreeVoiceOG @Geiger_Capital Alito always sides with the President his vote is beyond irrelevant, Gorsich Barrett Roberts will vote against the President, Trump loses 6 to 3 or 7 to 2 with Kavenaugh gong either way, Alito is just a political hack
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Justice Alito brings in a key point…
You can’t establish a legal permanent domicile somewhere you are illegally present and subject to removal at any time.
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@georgemcintosh @TortoiseMarry @JossSheldon I say in exaggeration over the disruptions that have drastically increased insurance that have effectively and selectively prevented ships from passing.
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@FreeVoiceOG @TortoiseMarry @JossSheldon When was that then? I'm gonna need more info than some arse-pull you're using to defend a nonce
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American forces didn't help British troops in the Falkland Isles, Northern Ireland or Sierra Leone.
British forces didn't support the USA in the Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia or Loas.
Neither country has any divine right to expect support from the other.
Trump is off his rocker.
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@Geiger_Capital Alito is a hack who don’t matter, his vote is irrelevant
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@LeclairLar @Tourosenta14746 @HibaNasr No they have not.
Has Iran attacked American, British, and French during b that time? Yes.
Would you Complain if the US did invoke article 5 referencing these attacks?
Probably.
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@FreeVoiceOG @Tourosenta14746 @HibaNasr Has the US requested NATO to invoke Article 5 based on this 45 year record of attacks? The only time they requested Artical 5 was in 2001 and every NATO nation sent blood and treasure in response, fighting side by side with the US in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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‼️Rubio : Unfortunately, after this conflict is concluded, we're going to have to re examine that relationship. We're going to have to re examine the value of NATO & that alliance for our country. Ultimately, that's a decision for the President to make, and he'll have to make it.
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@WodenWanderer @plzbepatient No, they wrote it in as a congressional function, not an unelected judicial function.
No kings, even if they are called 'judges. '
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@plzbepatient The founding fathers completely overlooked the possibility that future generations would hand over power to clinically retarded people.
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@plzbepatient Note to future authors.
The current method of Congress removing retarded people prevents a judicial dictatorship, and makes it a state (senate) and citizen(reps) responsibility.
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I've never heard the State Department talk about an American hostage this way. They make it sound like it was her fault that she was kidnapped.
Dylan Johnson@ASDylanJohnson
The U.S. Department of State is aware of the reported kidnapping of an American journalist in Baghdad, Iraq. The State Department previously fulfilled our duty to warn this individual of threats against them and we will continue to coordinate with the FBI to ensure their release as quickly as possible. An individual with ties to the Iranian-aligned militia group Kataib Hizballah believed to be involved in the kidnapping has been taken into custody by Iraqi authorities. Iraq remains at a Level 4 Travel Advisory and Americans are advised not to travel to Iraq for any reason and to leave Iraq now. The State Department strongly advise all Americans, including members of the press, to adhere to all travel advisories.
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@YourAnonCentral Then why is Europe not aligning with American interests to stop this from happening?
This is a Europe problem.
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@CountryFirstRep How so?
Barry paid the bribe that allowed nukes in 15 years after the deal.
Bush waged 5 trillion dollar 10 year long wars.
Clinton killed over 500,000 with economic warfare with no result.
This is way more effective.
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You can both despise the Iranian regime and realize that this incompetent buffoon is the WORST possible person to be waging a military campaign against it.
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@bronzo123 @jimiuorio Do you have any tangible proof that its not possible?
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@jimiuorio Do you have any tangible proof that there was fraud with mail-in ballots? I’ll hang up away from my answer.
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Mail-in ballots are definitionally less secure than any other type of balloting. It’s called chain-of-custody…it’s not new…it’s a fact…it’s not an opinion…
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What's even more interesting is how far off Europe's interests are from American interests.
It's almost as if Europe thinks America is a colony like Canada and not a global superpower with interests that change over time, but Europe is still thinking that America's interests must always be what Europe says they are.
Our interests sometimes align with Russia, sometimes with China... despite being adversarial peers.
It's a simple idea, not one born from centuries old dogmas and rigid institutional structures.
It's one of the things that has made America so great. The ability to break from static 'norms,' understanding that there is no Final utopia, and that what works today may not... and probably will not... work tomorrow.
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I don’t necessarily think Trump is a literal Russian agent, but it interesting how many of his natural and most strongly held impulses just happen to align with Russian interests, often at the expense of American interests.
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@JanIRasche @bonchieredstate And American money is in yours.
BTW, we pay for your global trade security.
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@bonchieredstate You are hopeless.
It was a symbiose. It worked in both ways.
European money is in your shares and bonds. We bought your waepons and movies and services.
BTW: We payed for your bases.
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This isn't complicated. Alliances don't exist by some religious rite. We do not need a defensive alliance with France or Spain. They offer nothing of value to us in that respect. The value is in base usage and the ability for the US to project power around the world in exchange for defending Europe.
If NATO devolves into the Euro members not even letting the US use their bases or airspace, then it offers little to no value for America.
You may believe we owe it to Europe to spend trillions of dollars protecting them no matter what. But we don't. And if they want to play this game, then they will suffer the consequences.
No amount of yelling "retarded" is going to change that.
DestructiveChemistry@DesperateChem
@bonchieredstate How retarded are you? Seriously. It's a defensive alliance, my guy, under no obligation to get involved in a war our idiot president starts without telling them first.
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@Old_C2H5OH @bonchieredstate Just like George Washington, the greatest president, said in his farewell 'address.'
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@bonchieredstate Alliances and collective security (especially w/expanded ones like NATO) are counterproductive. Bilateral agreements are much more preferable.
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At the very least, countries that behave like Spain should be kicked out.
Disclose.tv@disclosetv
JUST IN - Trump says he is strongly considering leaving NATO, highlighting U.S. support when it came to Ukraine war: "Ukraine wasn’t our problem. It was a test, and we were there for them, and we would always have been there for them. They weren’t there for us." — Telegraph
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Sorry America, but starting wars where you are geographically sheltered from the consequences is the ultimate in cowardice.
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@realhansard Just like the greatest president in history George Washington said.
We shouldn't be in long term alliances. All alliances should be temporary and serve only the interests of the United States.
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Pax Americana is over.
The consequence of Trump 2 will be the divorce of the US from its traditional allies in Europe, Asia and Australasia. Oh and Canada too.
A different era is upon us, where America will be primarily preoccupied with Western hemisphere considerations.
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Need a honest opinion, What's stopping humans to just live in peace together ?
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@sarmcdonnell @DavidSuslenskiy @RubenGallego Lol... Europe has failed for years to meet its NATO treaty spending obligations. So who provided the shield for them?
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@DavidSuslenskiy @RubenGallego What hard facts are you using to assume that the US is paying for European defense? This statement is wrong.
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We entered NATO by Senate Treaty, the President has no right to take us out of it.
You should know you sponsored a bill to block the President from getting us out of NATO.
Hiba Nasr@HibaNasr
‼️Rubio : Unfortunately, after this conflict is concluded, we're going to have to re examine that relationship. We're going to have to re examine the value of NATO & that alliance for our country. Ultimately, that's a decision for the President to make, and he'll have to make it.
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