Of course we all are very familiar with the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

I'm not sure how many are aware of the results of our actions in Somalia

http://www.chris-floyd.com/content/view/1598/135/

Nor how many are aware that we are beginning to kill and bomb more regularly in Pakistan

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-uspakistan5-2008sep05%2C0%2C6935562.story

Not to mention the threats against Iran, the continued support of a criminal Israel and the very dangerous game we are now playing with Russia.

Please tell me. Which of the two candidates which will most likely be elected have vowed to declare peace with the world?

Any promises made will not be fulfilled. They will not be able to be fulfilled even if there was any real honest intention on their part which I very highly doubt.

This country is cooked because of the continued support for this corrupt system. The real question now is, how much of the world are we going to take with us?

I am really getting quite tired of this game.



Crimson

http://www.opednews.com/maxwrite/diarypage.php?did=9037

Pakistan’s parliament says future US raids should be repelled “with full force”

Interesting that both talk of Russian aggression. Very dangerous times indeed. One of them, (Russia or the U.S) has to back down. The U.S is the obvious agressor which is forcing Russia to either bow or fight. I do not know about any of you, but I do not see Russia bowing, nor would I expect them too.

Crimson



At the Republican convention Thursday, McCain mentioned Russia just after al Qaida and Iran.

"Russia's leaders, rich with oil wealth and corrupt with power, have rejected democratic ideals and the obligations of a responsible power," McCain said in his nomination-acceptance speech. "As president, I will work to establish good relations with Russia so we need not fear a return of the Cold War," he said. "But we can't turn a blind eye to aggression and international lawlessness that threatens the peace and stability of the world and the security of the American people."

Democratic contender Barack Obama promised to "renew the tough, direct diplomacy that can curb Russian aggression."

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/world/story/51913.html

NEITHER, to my knowledge.

They are both Wall Street/arms manufacturing agents. They have no choice since their funding comes from Wall Street/arms manufacturing.

We have CFR Obama, CFR Biden, neocon McSame, and Palin who actually has a fairly fresh background...which looks to be soon to be corrupted.


Who rules America? This outspoken piece has some outspoken perspectives.

http://www.natvan.com/who-rules-america/index.html

From PT's link:



CSPAN's Washington Journal program this morning discussed whether or not the election has become one of race. Most people who called in agreed that it had...and many blacks said they weren't voting for Obama...because they thought McSame had more "experience."

And they're right...McSame does have more experience...in typical Rethug behavior!

Although I am not a fan of either candidate, I find it infuriating that people are even talking about race....or sex for that matter. What the fuck does the persons color have to do with anything??!!!!

Man some peoples ignorance pisses me off. I had best leave this alone before I begin to rant like a madman.

See, now this is something that I would actually support some intervention in. Our government claims they slaughter all of these people in Iraq and Afganistan is to help them....bring democracy, yet in the congo 5.4 MILLION PEOPLE have been killed, not to mention those who have been injured or those traumatized in other ways like rape.

Although there is no statment regarding this in the article, I wouldnt be suprised if our government is supplying both sides of this battle so they can kill each other.

This must have been the problem with Iraq. Although Sadam was a bastard, he wouldnt allow the people of his country to slaughter each other so the U.S had to remove him.

I hate politicians. I really do. Most vile creatures on this planet.




http://www.thenational.ae/article/20080907/FOREIGN/929769808/1002