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ON STRaTeGY...
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You see, this is what a Junior Varsity strategy apparently looks like…
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And BTW, John McCain's good Libyan pals, the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group are now openly flying the ISIS banner in Libya...
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Read this: McCain's Pals in Libya
Of course, as we all know, they are not just: McCain's Pals...
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What we have is not a Junior Varsity strategy, it's an All American Clusterfuck!
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And of course, it's all Chuck Hagel's fault. He just doesn't get the strategy...
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the look and feel of arab sprung
Oh my goodness.... This is REALLY FUNNY!!!!!
It'll only get funny when Banzai's subjects start bitchin' about his work, until then, it just makes me angry, knowing these miserable excuses for leadership are walking around free.
Wow! Another Liberian registered vessel...
The Men Who Killed Kennedy: Part 8 The Love Affair
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGrrdTlMpS4
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romeo and juliet, american style. things just get
crazier from there, like a tragic, political sitcom.
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so, some cop in ohio shot a 12 year old parading with a
gun like object. that is what police work has
become in 2014. somewhere a child is being loved,
somewhere one is being executed.
somewhere someone cares about the difference.
children threatening and executing children is
all the rage today, normalization of terrorist
political phlegm, is that the story?
investigations proceed to discover the essential
systemic conclusions.
:-) Love the new nation names.
Who is the slim guy at McCain's left shoulder? (with dark grey suit and blue tie)
Red Line = Syria. (I think.)
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"Who is the slim guy at McCain's left shoulder? (with dark grey suit and blue tie)" - TheGreatRecovery
It looks like Ambassador Chris Stevens (United States Ambassador to Libya) who died at Benghazi.
Thanks. That's what I thought too.
parasite parade on the fiat banquet.
That beard looks so natural on Hitlery........
"Red Line"
One of your very best among best and my most favorite!
Love the first one, need explanations on some of the others.
Way off topic, but who can tell me what the real story is about Martin Armstrong?
Did he steal, was he targeted, or a mix of both?
He posted something the other day,, and many attacked him, which got me wondering.
I researched it this weekend, and could not find any non-polarized answers.
An American, not US subject.
He committed the sin of representing himself in court and not kissing the Judge's ass.
The bank accused of fraud paid restitution, Armstrong was jailed for 7 years for contempt "one of the longest-running cases of civil contempt in American legal history."*
Like Peter Schiff's Dad, Armstrong was made an example of for daring to question the hegemony of the Banker/Lawyer cabal. My impression is that he got the "Marth Stewart" treatment from Wall Street.
Notice that in a much larger and more blatant case of fraud and theft the known perpetrators go unpunished (Jon Corzine and J.P. Morgan Chase and the outright theft of M.F. Global investor funds).
Don't know him but he seems to be genuine and angry about the skullduggery in the halls of power and the financial world (in the vein of David Stockman).
He offers free research and information here: http://www.martinarmstrong.org/
*Source of quote and bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_A._Armstrong
Thanks for the reply.
Yeah, I thought it odd that the bank involved admitted that they knew something was wrong, but did not inform Mr. Armstrong. The bank also agreed to pay restitution of some $700Mil.
My research also revealed that the whole "contempt" thing was really about the governmnet trying to steal another $15mil. from Mr. Armstrong, and he told them to get bent--"Money and power."
Not defending Mr. Armstrong, as I don't know much about the whole thing, but even if he were guilty, the DC US, as usual, acted to rob him of the supposed lucre of his crimes and deny him the ability to defend himself BEFORE trial.
An American, not US subject.
I think it has to do with his models. I think Martin Armstrong writes some about this on his blog.
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I've been reading MA for several years. I find him to be informed with an above average track record for knowing what the possibilties are for the given situations he writes about. Yes, he's imperfect as we all are, but paying attention to him has helped me to understand the world a little better.
He seems way-off on some of the issues as he solidly believes Putin wants to build an empire, as an example, but a read through his past writings would be an eye opener for many.
Just be wary of his detractors that have not taken the time to actually read what he writes but just jump on the bandwagon when slingfest comes around.
Bottom line... Take some time to read what he writes about. You'll be glad you did. (Providing you can get past the typos...)
Meanwhile in the "land of the free":
http://www.informationliberation.com/?id=48836
An American, not US subject.
This country is seething, waiting for the right incident to boil over.
The Kops are just itching to be that catalyst. I think they're nuts if they think they're going to continue on this frenzy with no consequences.
As for myself, I am nonviolent. However I know society is fuckin' pissed off.
Jihad Obummer the fluffer er I mean duffer is a masterful use of your gifting!
I'm sure Hagel would agree.
Bravo!!
Brilliant!
more boots on the ground in Afghanistan
MASTERFUL ,, absolutely love "Crossing the Delaware" ...