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To: Nextrush

It IS the left vs. the right. Biggest problem is how many leftist put R next to their name.

The one worlders are leftist fascist elitists who will remain profitable and extremely rich as they redistribute the wealth of the working class to whomever they want to influence. The left loves central rule, the right loves liberty.

Oversimplified? Maybe. Cut and dried to me.


7 posted on 04/01/2018 7:10:33 AM PDT by Blue Collar Christian (Socialism is for losers.)
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To: Blue Collar Christian

I see problems from all sides.

A raging mob like the one that said “crucify him” can come from any direction including a Republican Party one.

After 9/11 the W Bush led Republican mob passed laws to define Americans like Dwight and Steven Hammond in Oregon as terrorists for lighting a backfire to protect their land.

Those men still in a federal prison under five year mandatory terrorism sentences.

The Iraq war and others since beyond the Bush presidency are wars for Saudi Arabia.

President Trump insists now that Syria is about Islamic State and we are getting out soon.

But he has denounced Assad for a humanitarian crisis in the past.

Assad fights Saudi Arabia’s Al Qaeda jihadists in Syria and our involvement there is driven by many “Republican” voices that claim Assad is the bad guy, repeating Al Qaeda propaganda.

Bolton has said it, Nikki Haley has constantly said it as the UN.

The US should not be on the side of those who perpetrated 9/11 like we are when we claim Assad is the bad guy in Syria and his opponents are the victims.


8 posted on 04/01/2018 7:18:55 AM PDT by Nextrush (Freedom is everybody's business: Remember Pastor Niemoller)
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