Chris Hedge’s latest…Not a pretty picture.
http://truth-out.org/opinion/item/11435-globalized-growth-is-the-problem-localism-is-the-solution

Posted by: ben | Sep 10 2012 19:01 utc | 3

Back when there was some sense of responsibility – March 1, 1941 – The Truman Committee
No senator ever gained greater political benefits from chairing a special investigating committee than did Missouri’s Harry S. Truman.
In 1940, as World War II tightened its grip on Europe, Congress prepared for eventual U.S. involvement by appropriating $10 billion in defense contracts. Early in 1941, stories of widespread contractor mismanagement reached Senator Truman. In typical fashion, he decided to go take a look. During his 10,000-mile tour of military bases, he discovered that contractors were being paid a fixed profit no matter how inefficient their operations proved to be. He also found that a handful of corporations headquartered in the East were receiving a disproportionately greater share of the contracts.
Convinced that waste and corruption were strangling the nation’s efforts to mobilize itself for the war in Europe, Truman conceived the idea for a special Senate Committee to Investigate the National Defense Program. During the three years of Truman’s chairmanship, the committee held hundreds of hearings, traveled thousands of miles to conduct field inspections, and saved millions of dollars in cost overruns. Earning nearly universal respect for his thoroughness and determination, Truman erased his earlier public image as an errand-runner for Kansas City politicos. Along the way, he developed working experience with business, labor, agriculture, and executive branch agencies that would serve him well in later years. In 1944, when Democratic party leaders sought a replacement for controversial Vice President Henry Wallace, they settled on Truman, thereby setting his course directly to the White House.

Posted by: Don Bacon | Sep 10 2012 19:18 utc | 5

re DB 5
I quite agree that back in the 1940s Harry Truman did well. The flip given by the Second World War led to the greatest period of prosperity the world has ever seen.
However today, all production is exported to China and other less costly countries. The company owners profit, but not the people. It is true that the US doesn’t suffer so much from this problem, as it is a country of enormous resources, but Europe does. Europe is going to go down – not the European Union, but including Britain and the other non-EU members – until a solution is found.

Posted by: alexno | Sep 10 2012 19:54 utc | 7

@bevin – I don’t get it – what’s your grudge with FDR?

Posted by: claudio | Sep 10 2012 20:35 utc | 9

Claudio: FDR gave into the right and dumped Wallace, replacing him with Truman a Senator with very dubious ties to Boss Pendergast in KC. Wallace ran for President in ’48, backed by the left and talking about the need for Peace. Truman inaugurated a long war against poor people, around the world, which is still going on.
Don: In that case I agree with you, (I genuinely, being inclined to idiocy, did not understand your point). In both houses there were Giants, both liberal and conservative: today, as votes re Israel demonstrate graphically, the only large things about these Senators and Representatives (with a very few exceptions) are their appetites and their vanity.
alexno: badly as Europe suffers, the ordinary American suffers more. Half of the many millions unemployed receive no benefits. What Europe should fear is the “americanisation” of its social services, education, law courts and culture. Things in the USA are in a very bad way, economically.

Posted by: bevin | Sep 10 2012 22:49 utc | 11

@alexno If you could explain how wartime regulations and rationing, the production of tanks, warplanes and ships, bombs and the export of such to the enemy to destroy their factories, transport routes and homes spurred the post war boom?

Posted by: heathroi | Sep 11 2012 0:23 utc | 13

My latest effort… Israel Could Send Iran ‘Back to the Stone Age’…

Posted by: CTuttle | Sep 11 2012 2:52 utc | 15

this is the correct link
http://tinyurl.com/9l493bw

Posted by: denk | Sep 11 2012 3:04 utc | 17

Also a much greater degree of social equality came out of the Second World War. After the war, we were all more or less ‘in it together’. The social welfare developments which took place at least in Europe.
Today when the 1% have gone back to robbing the 99%, there’s no wau society can advance. We’re going back to past centuries

Posted by: alexno | Sep 11 2012 9:14 utc | 19

*In my short search I also found the website Moon of Alabama.(15) On that site a detailed exposure appeared when the US Government distributed satellite photos claiming to show military shelling of the city of Homs. Moon of Alabama looked at Google Maps and Google Earth satellite photos to demonstrate for example that some of the satellite photos were of a Syrian military training base not of shelling of the city of Homs.*
http://www.4thmedia.org/2012/09/11/china-and-syria-netizens-expose-media-fabrications-and-distortions/

Posted by: denk | Sep 11 2012 16:04 utc | 21

Comments on Chris Hedges piece # no 3. which is really just quoting Heinberg.
All the growth – patchy, yet controlled, as it was – post ww2 was created by more, better, exploitation of fossil fuels.
A kinda ‘democratic’ air and blind trust in human ingenuity aka extractive technology coupled with a belief in loopy slogan-like economics, helped it all along, spurring the ‘peace and love’ counter-culture hoopla of the late 60’s, some form of official de-colonialization, focus on human rights (women, minorities, children, etc.) and all kinds of ‘new’ industries, incl. communications and robots.
Inevitably, trivilalizing politics in favor of those who extract, manage, and produce (e.g. Exxon, Glencore, Pfizer, Mattel, Victoria’s Secret, from big to small), the purveyors of modernity and riches. Sharing, distribution, management, community decisions by Gvmts. and the pundits were gradually not only left by the wayside but attacked and derided, emasculated and today pretty much cancelled.
A perpetual paradisical jamboree – leading to huge surge in the tangible, housing, transport, agri and food (green revol), consumer goods production (e.g. plastics) and …Population. All of whom want a piece of the shrinking pie.
The hard headed were not fooled, and read the Club of Rome report, Limits to Growth, early 1970s.
One of Heinberg’s books is titled, The Party’s Over.
The reaction of the hard headed is not difficult to read.
The appeal to ‘localism’ in this article is one many make (myself included.) The aim is merely to make ppl face what they are up against and get them talking to their neighbors and loving, organizing with them, which will ease the pain, make it more acceptable. It offers hope and self-determination. Under the hypothesis of a peaceful landscape where one can ‘afford’ that.

Posted by: Noirette | Sep 11 2012 19:31 utc | 23

Basketball co-captains to withdraw from Harvard after being caught in cheating scandal.
Don’t feel sorry for these guys. Their demonstrated propensity for fraud will help them land a lucrative position at JP Morgan or Goldman Sachs.

Posted by: Seekonk | Sep 11 2012 22:10 utc | 25

A bit more from Chris Hedges, a short video..
http://www.democraticunderground.com/101757044

Posted by: ben | Sep 12 2012 6:16 utc | 27

just happened to see this here:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/feedarticle/10438022
Compare this to the alleged shooting of protesters in Syria at the beginning of the syrian “uprising”. OK I guess, most of you know about how propagandistic our news coverage is. But this is a fine example.
75 confirmed killings and it’s not even worth an additional line, while “unconfirmed rumors say that…” makes the headlines for weeks.

Posted by: peter radiator | Sep 14 2012 8:29 utc | 29

why do they hate us
“The predictable US reaction of letting loose missiles and bombs galore on one of the world´s poorest countries, already bombed, raped and looted beyond human understanding, is the answer to the terrorists wildest prayers as it will undoubtly be a great help in recruiting more fanatical youths for their future fight against “The great Satan” as they call USA”
http://tinyurl.com/l5l9yg
yet post 911, the yanks got its foot in all the *stans* around china under the cover of gwot, china’s frontyard become uncle sham’s backyard overnite.
thats when a series of mysterious “terrarists” attacks against chinese started to occur, inexplicably, china seemed to have become the target of the *jihadists*, china became the new “great satan” , all the while when the *original article * was busy bombing and strafing at “terrarists” in af-pak and beyond
this is just the tip of the iceberg…..
Four Chinese killed in Kazakhstan
http://tinyurl.com/njkdp5
21 Killed Before Chinese Bus Burnt Down in Kyrgyzstan
http://tinyurl.com/2ofbun
China consul killed in Kyrgyzstan
http://tinyurl.com/3o2jngo
*This is not the first time Chinese officials have been attacked in
Kyrgyzstan.
Two businessmen died and another was wounded in May 2000, when
gunmen opened fire on their car in Bishkek*
turns out that kyrgyztan [jeeze, how do u pronounce that ?] is a major base for the etim fighters, whose hq is based in…..u guess it, washington
*Its president Enver Yusuf Turani, who is an American citizen, has
become the new Prime Minister of this virtual state and is conducting sporadic guerilla actions and terrorist attacks in Xinjiang and other parts of China. In the weeks leading up to the Beijing Olympics of August 2008, ETIM announced a series of attacks on high-profile Chinese targets and as it turns out, a US supplied and manned arms and munitions depot was located in Kyrgyzstan, not far from the border with Chinese Xinjiang, by Kyrgyz security forces on tips reportedly provided by the Chinese authorities*
http://tinyurl.com/9neylxy
n how could we leave out the ubiquitous ned[emocrazy] ?
in kyrgyz…..
*China is a more direct target of the NED. Reports have confirmed the
identification, looting and arson of Chinese and Turkish properties in Bishkek on the evening the “Tulip” revolution” took to the streets and drove out Akayev.
This should not come as a surprise. The NED has promoted the anti-
Beijing Uighur rebels’ cause for a long time. They hold regular meetings with the Uighur American Association in the suburbs of Washington, DC.
The doyen of the Uighurs is one Rebiya Kadeer, who was released from
a Chinese prison just prior to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice’s trip to Beijing in March*
http://tinyurl.com/nxd8xl
meanwhile in afghan…
taliban vehemently denied killing 12 chinese workers in their sleep,
their bodies pumped full of bullets from automatic rifles.
“”Taliban are not involved in the murdering of Chinese workers as they were not working for the American goals or UN,” Mullah Abdul Latif Hakimi said.
……………………………….
http://tinyurl.com/3czfjq
but when a chinese lady was murdered in pak
the local taliban, ttb, proudly claimed responsibility !
they were ostensibly retaliating for the *brutal killing* of uighurs in china
http://tinyurl.com/9nrgcfv
http://tinyurl.com/7575vqh
there’ was *brutal killing* alright
except the victims are hans n huis, not uighurs
http://tinyurl.com/nv87x6
two comments are interesting
1 [akhtar] What happened to the 1000′s of Uighur Muslims killed by the Chinese?
2 [lashari baloch] afghan talibans are real taliban ..these TTP are made by CIA .hate them!!!
[1] has never been substantiated, its typical bs in the fukus msm
ala *genocide in tibet*, *brutal crackdown on peaceful protesters in
lhasa* ec etc
[2] is practically open secret by now
http://tinyurl.com/colztur
http://tinyurl.com/9mje4r6
* Very interestingly Balochistan Legal fund (BLF) has address originating from Washington DC. The ban on jihadi organizations and their assets freezing is common international phenomena but such support originating from Washington?*
http://tinyurl.com/96lyqeo
“Mehsud was anti-American. Or was he? We haven’t seen him target any
high or low profile American assets since the famous 2004 kidnappings.
But he has single handedly done what others failed to do: he effectively scuttled Chinese help in a major Pakistani development project”
http://tinyurl.com/32v59b
*turf battle* ?
more like a onesided terrorist attack by fukus
more chinese massacred in ethiopia
http://tinyurl.com/3r4hqp9
[hmmm, another *insurgency* with hq in LONDON
sounds familiar ?]
another attack on chinese — in algeria
http://tinyurl.com/mdmqe9
[note this was before the xinjiang caper]
Brutal Mekong River Attack, Myitsone Dam Strain China-Myanmar
Relations
http://tinyurl.com/8eg39sn
another hit in the *chinese out, fukus in* conspiracy ?
http://tinyurl.com/8d26fl4
http://tinyurl.com/6vj33h7
nobel peace laureate aung san knows which side of her bread is
buttered,
*Suu Kyi made her public remarks warning against investment with
Chinese firms while supporting dealing with Western oil companies such as Chevron and Total+
http://tinyurl.com/bqdssup
elsewhere, chinese brutally slained in angola, congo …….
the terror is on going , coming fast n furious
fukus new mantra
*if u cant beat them, kill them* !
listen up u chinks
its open season
u cant hide
u cant run
we’r gonna get u wherever u are*

Posted by: denk | Sep 17 2012 16:01 utc | 31

Remember WMD’s? The fictitious threat of WMD’s drove the Iraq fiasco. They can’t repeat that one, but they can change to nuclear weapons and hope that people fall for it again. But Iran isn’t Iraq. These guys are bigger and stronger The US generals and admirals know that. Iran can sink ships, and more. So there will be some sailing around and war games but the probability of anything worse is low.

Posted by: Don Bacon | Sep 17 2012 20:49 utc | 33

POA @ 34– What’s interesting or amazing it that Romney is doubling down on saying the non-Federal income tax payers are lost to him, but that’s only because he’s big of cutting taxes.
Except 17% of them are Social Security recipients,and it seems to be part of his strategy to woo them, saying Obama will be worse for SocSec and Medicare than Romney/Ryan.
Plus, as a consummate sales person/huckster, he can say absolutely anything with total sincerity in order to make his sale and his profits.

Posted by: jawbone | Sep 18 2012 21:35 utc | 35

Tip of the hat to Karin?

Posted by: juannie | Sep 19 2012 20:00 utc | 37

on previous reading , i didnt pay much attention to this part,
*Remnants of the ousted Taliban regime have accepted responsibility for many incidents, saying they would target any individual or agency working for the interest of Americans in the post-Taliban central Asian state.
The Taliban militants openly claimed responsibility for the killing of UN Refugees Agency (UNHCR) staff, the French lady Bettina Goislard in last November in Ghazni and later on in February for the shooting down of US firm Louis Berger’s chopper in Kandahar*
http://tinyurl.com/3czfjq
on re-reading,
the name unhcr leaps out,
isnt the same unhcr running a human trafficking racket with the amerikan embassy in nepal ?
they lured unsuspecting peasenats across the border, via traffickers who exacted a hefty fee from the poor sods, promising them a pot of gold in he land of the *free* , amerika.
then fukus put them in indoctrination camps [like how to tell sop stories to the press], guerilla training camps , to use as canon fodder in their demonisation campaign n covert , overt op against china.
http://tinyurl.com/6dcb75l
by now we also know that the un high commision of hr has been in the
vanguard of fukus attacks on liyba, syria. etc
fact is, navi pillay was the first to propose a nfz in libya
http://tinyurl.com/4qzelrm
why’d the talibans slain a un staff knowing that it’d give them a bad name ?
may be the afghans knew something when they *eliminated* the unhcr
staff, could it be that she was caught redhanded *working for the interest of Amerikans *, like transmitting a beacon for the fukus warplanes to lock in ?
btw im adding a corrollary to my two golden rules ,
viz,
2]* assuming the worse of fukus give u a tremendous predicting power !
[courtesy assasination press]
i posted the following many times before
now the link is dead
the site seems to be kaput
moral of the story, if u read any article on the net that u want to archive
make sure u keep a copy addition to the link
google no longer provide cached pages
*************************************************
23/11/06 – 29/11/06
Tibetan refugees enjoy “loktantra”
BY PUSHPA RAJ PRADHAN
After formation of the SPA government, again the Tibetan refugees have
become active.
The refugees, with the support of some Western countries, have been
carrying out free-Tibet activities in Nepal, basically during the multiparty rule. However, the governments formed by the King under the Article 127 curtailed Tibetan refugees’ activities here. The Dalai Lama’s office “Gaden Khangsar” at Lajimpat was closed down by the government as that was operating illegally, said a Tibetan national residing in Baudha.
The government, in 2005, closed down the office saying the office was
operating without any registration in the government. In fact, the
government, had taken this decision with the view of checking the free-Tibet activities being carried out by the office. However, it is learnt that the office is still running unofficially and currently, Nudup Dorje is the chairperson of the Tibetan office here. Recently, as the Dalai Lama has appointed Nudup as the ambassador to Canada, he has tendered his resignation as the chief in the Nepal office.
Gaden Khangsar is involved in trafficking Tibetans to Nepal and sending them to foreign countries.
Nepalese soil has been utilizes by the Tibetans to traffic innocent
Tibetans from Tibet to India and also Western countries. Officials
assigned by the Dalai Lama stationed in Kathmandu are trafficking the
Tibetans to Nepal by promising them that they will send them to the
United States and European countries. They have also be promised that
they will earn huge amounts of money. Some western countries have
supported this project with the intention of defaming China on human
rights violation. The Dalai Lama’s officials in Kathmandu have developed
a network for trafficking Tibetans from Tibet to Nepal. Under this
network, Nepalese police and Home Ministry officials are also involved as Dalai Lama’s agents provide attractive amounts of money to them. It is believed, high-level officials in the Home Ministry and Immigration Department are also making money while providing illegal Tibetan immigrants refugee status.
After the establishment of “loktantra” in Nepal, the activities of the Tibetans have increased again. When the US senators visited Nepal, the Tibetan refugee leaders held a meeting with them in Kathmandu. At that time, as the Tibetan refugee leaders had complained about the closure of Dalai Lama’s office, the US senators had suggested that they should run a federation by including other Buddhist organizations. The US senators had also held a meeting with Sittal Niwas officials and out pressure on the Nepalese to provide travel documents to the refugees and allow them to run the Dalai Lama’s office. At that time, the government formed under the Article 127 didn’t agree to the US senators’ advice to run Dalai Lama’s office here. At present, the Tibetan refugee leaders have already applied for a federation as per the advice of the US senators. As per the application, the organisation named Nepal Buddhist Federation, located at Baudha 6, will get registration as the Home Ministry has already given a “no objection” letter to the Kathmandu District Office, it is learnt. Earlier, the Tibetan leaders had applied for registration of “Tibetan Welfare Centre”, but the Kathmandu District Office had asked them to change the name as Bhot Welfare Office.
Besides, the Tibetan Reception Centre at Soyambhu is actively functioning while sending Tibetan refugees to the US and some
European countries.
That apart, the Tibetan Office situated near the Nabil Bank at Baudha, is also actively functioning as an office of the Dalai Lama.
Tibetan leaders have planed to develop Baudha area as a mini-Tibet,
and different programmes, including settlement of the Tibetans, have
been developed by the Tibetan leaders, a highly placed source
informed.
It is learnt that the Shital Niwas is holding frequent discussions with some Western diplomats for granting travel documents to the Tibetan refugees in spite of the Chinese opposition.

Posted by: denk | Sep 20 2012 4:55 utc | 39

like i say,
the moment i heard of muslim problems in rohingya, myanmar
i apply theorom
[2] fukus is behind the conflict
ASSUMING THE WORSE OF FUKUS GIVE U TREMENDOUS PREDICTING POWER
*July 2012 authorities in Rakhine State arrested two UN Employees. Although the reason for their arrest was kept as quiet as possible by both the United Nations and the government of Myanmar to avoid a diplomatic scandal, it is a well established fact that the UNHCR and the WFP employees were working as intelligence agents for a foreign nation and that both were directly involved in the manufacturing and aggravation of the so-called ethnic clashes.
On 27 August 2012 both were sentenced by a court in Maungdaw, Myanmar. The United Nations insists that the two are treated in accordance with all applicable international conventions and immunities they may be entitled too.
Immunity however, is not applicable when UN-Staff has abused the privileges that are granted to the United Nations for espionage and the subversion of a nations territorial sovereignty*
http://tinyurl.com/9l493bw
god damned fukus = fuck uk + us
wasnt the wmd inspection team in iraq infested with fukus spooks, they were given the privilege to roam free in iraq to carry out their dirty works, like marking targets for bombing ?

Posted by: denk | Sep 20 2012 10:16 utc | 41

Hello all.
Came across a decent essay/book shill on Counterpunch today, nice to see some realism and a few good links. Morris Berman quotes Naomi Klein on what is wrong with capitalism, good historical perspective.
http://www.counterpunch.org/2012/09/20/the-waning-of-the-modern-ages/

… In Why America Failed I lay out, unsurprisingly enough, the reasons for why America failed, and I say that it was primarily because throughout our history we marginalized or ignored the voices that argued against the dominant culture, which is based on hustling, aggrandizement, and economic and technological expansion. This alternative tradition can be traced from John Smith in 1616 to Jimmy Carter in 1979, and included folks such as Emerson, Thoreau, Lewis Mumford, Jane Jacobs, Vance Packard, and John Kenneth Galbraith, among many others. In England it is particularly associated with John Ruskin and William Morris …

Posted by: jonku | Sep 20 2012 19:11 utc | 43

test

Posted by: denk | Sep 23 2012 6:25 utc | 45

*this is just the tip of an iceberg*
http://tinyurl.com/9btc7gh
may be we shall dig a bit deeper now into fukusi shenanigans in south asia ?
quiz
how many are aware that the centuries old nepal monarchy had been ousted by a *maoists insurgency* backed by , now take a deep breath………fukusi !
u heard it right, a fukusi sponsored maoist movement !
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/KD28Df03.html
wasnt it deng xiao ping who said *it doesnt matter if its a white cat or black cat, as long as it catches mice its a good cat * ?
well looks like fukusi has been the most astute practitioner of deng’s mantra !
india branded the nepalese maoist *terrarists* even b4 the nepalese governent designated them as such, yet its india which harboured the nepalese maoists , while *assisting* the
nepalese army to fight these *terrorists* at the same time !
n now it has executed a regime change in nepal , replacing the centuries old monarch with its protege
http://tinyurl.com/yju3m5b
cia/mi6 would be proud of such a feat
no wonder fukusi[ndia] is such a congenial pair
this is a plea from a nepalese back in 2005 for fukusi to leave his motherland alone
*The Western countries, under the overt leadership of the United Kingdom, for whose imperial interests thousands of Nepalese laid down their lives during the two World Wars, have all pursued a Nepal-bashing policy only to oblige the Indian hegemony. It is a
sheer double-crossing by Britain, which does not want to antagonize its former colony by looking at Nepal’s current problems from an independent perspective. The recent
revelation that Nepal’s top Maoists had been escorted from their hideout by India’s intelligence agents [to help] them to meet Indian communists should have embarrassed these Western countries, [fukus embarrassed ? that’ll be the day !] including the
US. To put it in the most conservative terms, such behavior is nothing but diplomatic perfidy. Nepal’s displeasure reportedly conveyed to the Indian and British envoys through a demarche a few days back by the foreign secretary was in fact long overdue.
These countries ought to forsake their colonial hangover and desist from carving out the template of Nepal’s political destiny in a foreign [capital]. My thanks are due Adhikary for his fearless writing.
Ratna Bahadur Rai
Kathmandu, Nepal (May 31, ’05) atimes
unfortunately, appealing to fukusi to stop screwing around is like asking dracula to desist from sucking blood !
a leopard never change its spots
once a genocidist, always a genocidist
once an imperialist, always an imperialist
http://tinyurl.com/93hw2ga
[quiz] why is japan picking a fight with china right now ?
another chinese ally bites the dust
do the engineers in ccp stand a chance against the shysters lawyers, bankers in the fukus junta ?
as at this writing
the maoists are still on amerika’s official *terrarists list* [sic]
but it wouldnt be the first time fukusi using state dept designated
*terrarists* to do its dirty work innit, ala the kla in kosovo, the mek in iran, the aq in libya, syria ?
meanwhile, india has been mounting an all out war on its very own *maoists terrarists* ,
http://tinyurl.com/yzkz6vc
fully backed by fukus drones, satellites n *advisors* !!
http://209.157.64.200/focus/f-news/1115937/posts
fukusi = fuck uk [cradle of the democrazy] + us [world’s oldest democrazy] + india [world’s largest democrazy]
what an awesome combination ?
a partnership made in heaven…or hell, depending on ur perspective !

Posted by: denk | Sep 26 2012 5:18 utc | 47

doesnt assange knows that un is in amerika’s pocket ?
http://tinyurl.com/6nedld
assange
so u think u have been doing the chinese a favor by calling for a revolution there ?
*Hello, we are Anonymous.
All these years the Chinese Government has subjected their people to unfair laws and unhealthy processes.
People, each of you suffers from tyranny of that regime.
Fight for justice, fight for freedom, fight for democracy!
In the defaces and [WIKI]leaks in this day, we demonstrate our revolt to the Chinese system. It has to stop! We aren’t asking you for nothing, just saying to protest, to revolt yourself, to be the free person you always want to be! So, we are writing this
message to tell you that you should protest, you should revolt yourself protesting and who has the skills for hacking and programming and design and other “computer things” come to
our IRC: http://2.webchat.anonops.com/ channel: #GlobalRevolution *
http://tinyurl.com/9zaj9rd
thats very nice of u
now how about doing the WORLD a favor ?
we need to be saved from the amerikan junta
we are tired of all these bombs n bushits
we need a revolution in the land of the zombies
http://tinyurl.com/cse95lc
stop whinning about ur *persecution*
raise the zombies from their slumper
rid them of the junta
u r the only one who can do it
save the world n ur problem solved
what r u waiting for ?

Posted by: denk | Sep 29 2012 5:00 utc | 49

we all know that the amerikan military can never have enough *toys* to play with, right ?
but when even the admirals cried stop, what happen ?
navy
*we cannot afford this, we r broke !*
obama
*stop whinning ,
u give me a war, i’d provide u the money*
http://tinyurl.com/8l4oyxb

Posted by: denk | Oct 1 2012 4:37 utc | 51