On anniversary of US stupid entry into WWI, Trump starts a war

[4est_4est_Gump]

$832,000 to be precise.

So, only $49 million...

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

Hell, daily fraud of entitlements amounts to more than that...

 

[Rightguide]

Can anyone else in the world expend five-dozen Cruise missiles without expending their entire stockpile?

Moscow, Tehran and Pyongyang know that there's more where that came from.



Too bad Obama didn't "get" that...

In 1993 we had 4000 in the inventory. Many have been fired since and replenishment was under way but Obama planned to cut that back to zero and develop the next generation of land attack missiles. However, Congress just allowed the purchase of 198 additional Tomahawk Block IV missiles

 

[Rightguide]

So, only $49 million...

..

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

In 1993 we had 4000 in the inventory. Many have been fired since and replenishment was under way but Obama planned to cut that back to zero and develop the next generation of land attack missiles. However, Congress just allowed the purchase of 198 additional Tomahawk Block IV missiles

THE BASTAGES!!!

 

[Libsam]

I've been reading comments at a couple of alt-right sites.
They are pissed off at Trump.
Like really pissed the fuck off.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

You care about Milo?


How cute...

 

[Rightguide]

I've been reading comments at a couple of alt-right sites.
They are pissed off at Trump.
Like really pissed the fuck off.

Nothing to get really pissed at, once the true purpose is understood.

 

[Rightguide]

You care about Milo?


How cute...

It's safe to say that ingrown scrotums are trembling for their country as we speak.

 

[Disgustipated]

Nothing to get really pissed at, once the true purpose is understood.

Please enlighten the huddled masses with your wisdom, Jack.

 

[Libsam]

Milo is not an alt-righter, dude!!
He's even said as much, he likes to call himself alt-lite.


I went to infowars first, as soon as I heard about this attack.
I was like, "How's Alex Jones gonna spin this?"
Because he was calling the Assad gassing a False Flag.
He seems a little bewildered with Trump.

 

[Rightguide]

Milo is not an alt-righter, dude!!
He's even said as much, he likes to call himself alt-lite.


I went to infowars first, as soon as I heard about this attack.
I was like, "How's Alex Jones gonna spin this?"
Because he was calling the Assad gassing a False Flag.
He seems a little bewildered with Trump.

Tim Kaine just said the fact that our using the deconfliction hotline to warn the Russians is proof Trump's in bed with Putin. Tim knows he's a lying domestic enemy.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

Milo is not an alt-righter, dude!!
He's even said as much, he likes to call himself alt-lite.


I went to infowars first, as soon as I heard about this attack.
I was like, "How's Alex Jones gonna spin this?"
Because he was calling the Assad gassing a False Flag.
He seems a little bewildered with Trump.

*chuckle*

I'm not up-to-date on the current label nomenclature...

 

[Parminderjeet]

Just a brief interruption, appologies. I have a question which is slightly off topic, yet still related to it:


1.So heaps of public intellectuals (my favs. are Mark Blyth, John Ralston Saul) have and continue to explain how and why the neolib.- globalist -corporatist ideology that arose in the '70's has failed, leading to the public's decision to go anti- establishment and to favour nationalistic parties in Europe and the US.
- and that, as history shows, there's a risk of nationalistic parties turning totallitarian and fascist.

2.But missing from most current discourses are speculations re:
- How did corporations and the establishment adapt to these changes?
And will these nationalistic parties really challenge their status quo? As they promissed in their pre-electoral discourses
Or will they just serve the old masters who predicted the public's mood and decided to go with that by reshaping their strategy?


It's something that the OP has been more attuned to, in this thread as well as others.
Could the OP or anyones else suggest any names of current public figures/intellectuals, or any readings that speculate on this topic too?
Much appreciated if they did

Oh look, the dumbass wants to talk about what he wants to talk about while hijacking a thread... pathetic.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

Tim Kaine just said the fact that our using the deconfliction hotline to warn the Russians is proof Trump's in bed with Putin. Tim knows he's a lying domestic enemy.

It's clearly collusion.


:nods:

 

[water505]

In 1993 we had 4000 in the inventory. Many have been fired since and replenishment was under way but Obama planned to cut that back to zero and develop the next generation of land attack missiles. However, Congress just allowed the purchase of 198 additional Tomahawk Block IV missiles

I would hope that's not public information.

 

[water505]

Tim Kaine just said the fact that our using the deconfliction hotline to warn the Russians is proof Trump's in bed with Putin. Tim knows he's a lying domestic enemy.

Just think...a nut ball like that could have bee in line for the presidency.

 

[KingOrfeo]

With great power comes great responsibility. You want to be a 2nd or 3rd rate country with no geo-political muscle?

I dunno; tell us what that's like.

 

[KingOrfeo]

$832,000 to be precise.

Yeah, but, you know, sooner or later it adds up to real money.

 

[KingOrfeo]

Nothing to get really pissed at, once the true purpose is understood.

What would that be, apart from helping Assad and the Russians destroy ISIS?

 

[KingOrfeo]

Tim Kaine just said the fact that our using the deconfliction hotline to warn the Russians is proof Trump's in bed with Putin.

Of course Trump's in bed with Putin, we all knew that before the election.

 

[BotanyBoy]

When will this intervention shit end?

Never.

With great power comes great responsibility. You want to be a 2nd or 3rd rate country with no geo-political muscle?

Bullshit, we aren't responsible for shit and should let that shit hole burn, fuck all those people it's their god damn problem not ours.

Our geopolitical muscle isn't the tiniest bit dependent upon playing police man for every 3rd world shit hole on the planet. We can ignore them and still beat the ass off everyone else on the planet.

At a million bucks a pop, there's $59 million down the drain.

Pretty much, ammo spendex.

 

[Rightguide]

Of course Trump's in bed with Putin, we all knew that before the election.

More escaping gas.

 

[Rightguide]

What would that be, apart from helping Assad and the Russians destroy ISIS?

An attitude adjustment directed at Assad. A clear message to China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea.

 

[Wrong Element]

I've been reading comments at a couple of alt-right sites.
They are pissed off at Trump.
Like really pissed the fuck off.

I'll give them (and Renard) credit for consistency. Their ideology is terrible, but at least they're responding as ideologues and not as Republicans (unlike some people in this thread, who ignored Renard totally and went off on their usual attacks on "the left").

Bannon must have had a stroke when Trump ended his little speech by saying "God bless the entire world." Caring about the entire world goes against everything they stand for.