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Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman says he will ask for $1 billion in emergency aid for the nation.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman says he will ask for $1 billion in emergency aid for the nation.
Fuck that - let Iraq send them the money
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Biden has alot of foreign policy knowledge, he knows what he's doing. At least if Obama were to pick him as VP, if he were to get in some brain would be put into decisions, Obama seems not to have enough answers for questions or concerns "above his paygrade"
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Fuck that - let Iraq send them the money
such intelligence
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such intelligence
this is hilarious - the same people who bitch about about a marginal increase in taxes on the rich and characterize the Dems as socialists are more than happy to give a billion US tax dollars to Georgia
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Biden has alot of foreign policy knowledge, he knows what he's doing. At least if Obama were to pick him as VP, if he were to get in some brain would be put into decisions, Obama seems not to have enough answers for questions or concerns "above his paygrade"
i wonder if Biden making this public statement now has to do with him getting picked this week?
Like, it makes obama appear to have more cred in this situation if biden has asked for a billion, and mccain hasnt asked for a cent. it's like obama/biden already is more proactive on the issue.
it's all posturing, but obama would be able to stand at debates and say his team called for $1B first.
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this is hilarious - the same people who bitch about about a marginal increase in taxes on the rich and characterize the Dems as socialists are more than happy to give a billion US tax dollars to Georgia
straw makes a good point, YAM.
This is global socialism, no? Georgia is poor and weak. So instead of lletting darwinism take care of them, we're taking $1B out of our social security money to give to them.
It's socialism, bro.
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straw makes a good point, YAM.
This is global socialism, no? Georgia is poor and weak. So instead of lletting darwinism take care of them, we're taking $1B out of our social security money to give to them.
It's socialism, bro.
Straw makes a good point? 240 do you know anything about public debt either?
It looks like neither one of you know what your talking about in this thread. Just asking some asine questions to sound like you have a point.
So what was the question you want to ask, that has to do with this socialism? Or public debt? Or the United States interest in Georgia.
Happy to answer any real questions.
Cause Biden knows that this is not public deb but real revenue generating income. As for public debt, this deal of giving them a measly billion dollars is what is called "working debt" and is the wheels procreating of a friendly alliance and deduction of Russia's grip on the lower Rhinelands, at the same time
Damn Straw, you must have been educated in some backwood po-dunk town, cause you sure as hell are not anywhere close to a milionaire in terms of knowing about economics, or foreign matters.
Either that or your anti-American, and can't justify your reasons.
Anyone inthe thread even know that Georgia's president is THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD
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Straw makes a good point? 240 do you know anything about public debt either?
It looks like neither one of you know what your talking about in this thread. Just asking some asine questions to sound like you have a point.
So what was the question you want to ask, that has to do with this socialism? Or public debt? Or the United States interest in Georgia.
Happy to answer any real questions.
Cause Biden knows that this is not public deb but real revenue generating income. As for public debt, this deal of giving them a measly billion dollars is what is called "working debt" and is the wheels procreating of a friendly alliance and deduction of Russia's grip on the lower Rhinelands, at the same time
Damn Straw, you must have been educated in some backwood po-dunk town, cause you sure as hell are not anywhere close to a milionaire in terms of knowing about economics, or foreign matters.
Either that or your anti-American, and can't justify your reasons.
Anyone inthe thread even know that Georgia's president is THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD
calm down, jeeze ::)
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biden wants to send $1B of US money to Georgia to 'secure our interests'.
What are those interests? Can you list them?
How will that billion be spent? Just giving them to cash to buy guns and bombs from us, fueling the military machine that's seeing its grasp in iraq ending and needing another perpetual conflict to fill their coffers?
Why does the richest man in the world need a billion of our dollars? We don't need the $ here?
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Someone tell me why the United States, should not help Georgia, let's start with something simple.
Nevermind the fact that we have "50+ future years" of investments in Georgia, and all of them invested based upon Georgia's president. And up until know his large success with what he has done thus far, was straightening the country, the United States tremendously.
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biden wants to send $1B of US money to Georgia to 'secure our interests'.
What are those interests? Can you list them?
How will that billion be spent? Just giving them to cash to buy guns and bombs from us, fueling the military machine that's seeing its grasp in iraq ending and needing another perpetual conflict to fill their coffers?
Why does the richest man in the world need a billion of our dollars? We don't need the $ here?
Don't come back with these questions, if you don't already know them yourself.
We don't need the money here? So you think if you have money you should not invest it? A country should have a cap on growth?
Oh jeez
We have a notional obligation to help. This is not the first time we have embarked on a wartime expansion of a private sector country, in order to secure and deepen their own asset market to widen the whole capital market of the world.
This KGB f-up, is real and unless we throw major money 1 billion is chump change, at this probme, the West UK included is in trouble.
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Someone tell me why the United States, should not help Georgia, let's start with something simple.
Nevermind the fact that we have "50+ future years" of investments in Georgia, and all of them invested based upon Georgia's president. And up until know his large success with what he has done thus far, was straightening the country, the United States tremendously.
Bush and his cast of morons instigated this fake issue and from what I've seen the Georgians were the aggressors. I see no reason to reward them with a billion dollars from the US Tax Dollars.
If we're going to give them a billion dollars then for fucks sake let's at least not borrow the money that we're going to give them. If we care so much let's all reach into our pockets and give them the money ourselves. I for one will contribute nothing so one of you other generous souls will have to cover my share
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Bush and his cast of morons instigated this fake issue and
From what I've seen the Georgians were the aggressors and I see no reason to reward them with a billion dollars from the US Tax Dollars.
Can't argue with stupid.
Furthermore, you have not seen anything.
Simpleton terms: They killed and are occupying an American cousin.
Fake issue, your a dumbass.
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Scary question: Why do you think this is a fake issue, and how is this problem caused by Bush?
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Can't argue with stupid.
Furthermore, you have not seen anything.
Simpleton terms: They killed and are occupying an American cousin.
Fake issue, your a dumbass.
WTF are you blathering about?
Georgia is our cousin? Since when? Who else is my cousin and why do I have to give them money? Rather, why do I have to borrow money and give it to them?
When is someone going to give us some money. How about our cousin Iraq. They've got a few extra bucks and they owe us a favor
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Scary question: Why do you think this is a fake issue, and how is this problem caused by Bush?
Why don't you PM Saakashvili and ask him. He's on the record saying the US behaved in ways that invited the invasion:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080815/ap_on_re_eu/us_russia_georgia_133
http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/la-oe-brooks14-2008aug14,0,289750.column
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WTF are you blathering about?
Georgia is our cousin? Since when? Who else is my cousin and why do I have to give them money? Rather, why do I have to borrow money and give it to them?
When is someone going to give us some money. How about our cousin Iraq. They've got a few extra bucks and they owe us a favor
Nothing you would understand.
You money? I can assure you, your money went right back into your pocket at some point, haha.
Hint, the reason why Iraq has such a big surplus right now, is they have kept doing things illegally, like always taking out short short loans and paying back interest in anticipation of tax receipts and illegally paying interest or rewarding lenders with non cash privleges, ie. oil. Which to a country has no use unless it can be converted to cash, where lenders come in, and came in.
Haha, you think Iraq owes us? In the words of Thomas Carlye "Debt owed" we did not invest in Iraq to see a instant return, that comes much later. We first had to secure the freedoms and social welfare of the people, can't make money or have a nice world with subjugated individuals living in fear.
Iraq will be a great place one day. Georgia was already a great place.
Why don't you PM Saakashvili and ask him. He's on the record saying the US behaved in ways that invited the invasion:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080815/ap_on_re_eu/us_russia_georgia_133
http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/la-oe-brooks14-2008aug14,0,289750.column
Yawn.
Song and dance child.
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I will give you some advice, if you read the yahoo article, it will explain in a way how much the US is invested, and why the West invited these actions. Since now Germany, Poland, etc. are on the sides of the west, shaking their heads telling us "we told you this would happen, and you should have not have tried to mkae friends with them"
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Nothing you would understand.
You money? I can assure you, your money went right back into your pocket at some point, haha.
Hint, the reason why Iraq has such a big surplus right now, is they have kept doing things illegally, like always taking out short short loans and paying back interest in anticipation of tax receipts and illegally paying interest or rewarding lenders with non cash privleges, ie. oil. Which to a country has no use unless it can be converted to cash, where lenders come in, and came in.
Haha, you think Iraq owes us? In the words of Thomas Carlye "Debt owed" we did not invest in Iraq to see a instant return, that comes much later. We first had to secure the freedoms and social welfare of the people, can't make money or have a nice world with subjugated individuals living in fear.
Iraq will be a great place one day. Georgia was already a great place.
Yawn.
Song and dance child.
I have to say I'm impressed how you can use so many words and still say NOTHING
Just because you're a chump does not mean we should all be one too
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I have to say I'm impressed how you can use so many words and still say NOTHING
Just because you're a chump does not mean we should all be one too
haha wow.
Sorry did you have to adjust your bandwidth for your internent millions to come through?
Take some of that money and buy a book or an education.
Or perhaps you can stop with your blame Bush rhetoric and open up to the real world where more things hinge on the actions of other nations that just one person.
Your pretty sad. But depending on your age you may have some glimmer yet.
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haha wow.
Sorry did you have to adjust your bandwidth for your internent millions to come through?
Take some of that money and buy a book or an education.
Or perhaps you can stop with your blame Bush rhetoric and open up to the real world where more things hinge on the actions of other nations that just one person.
Your pretty sad. But depending on your age you may have some glimmer yet.
why don't you just use the space bar instead of typing words.
btw - if you're going to continue to imply that I'm a millionaire or have made such a claim then be honest and prove it.
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If anything should you not be backing this decision, since he is on Obama's short list, and with Obama's undecisvness and things being "over my paygrade"
Obama in fact does not understand any of this. While, McCain is personal friends with the Georgian president, and knows what is as stake...as does Biden.
Which he won't get picked, since he has done way too much for this nation, and will over shadow Obama.
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If anything should you not be backing this decision, since he is on Obama's short list, and with Obama's undecisvness and things being "over my paygrade"
Obama in fact does not understand any of this. While, McCain is personal friends with the Georgian president, and knows what is as stake...as does Biden.
Which he won't get picked, since he has done way too much for this nation, and will over shadow Obama.
I always try to look at things issue by issue and I try to remain open to the idea that I can and will be wrong
I don't have owe any deference to Obama, Biden and especially not Georgia
If McCain somehow knows something that Bush doesn't know then he should tell him and us.
If you know "what is at stake" then please tell us and just don't say WMD's (remember when we fell for that? :D)
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Straw Mans on a roll tonight. lol
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Straw Mans on a roll tonight. lol
I take that as a compliment
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We've been securing American interests for 110 years by sending money, troops, ''advisors'' etc to foreign countries...check out the phillipines, honduras, panama, china during the boxer rebellion---not to mention korea, vietnam and the first gulf war...it's the american way---it's not global socialism--whatever the f@#k that means.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman says he will ask for $1 billion in emergency aid for the nation.
I hope Obama picks Biden as his running mate..........it would secure McCains presidency.
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I hope Obama picks Biden as his running mate..........it would secure McCains presidency.
biden is a lot like obama... a wildcard. Biden could dazzle an audience with his brutal honesty... or he could pull a Stockdale moment and just blow it.
i think he'll choose a quiet, established figure who will appear dignified. Not a wildcard. A safe bet, a quiet person.
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Bullshit! Does anyone respect the national debt anymore? One billion dollars to Georgia? What they hell do we get in return? We have already delivered tons of medical and other supplies...so this is an additional 1 billion dollars that we don't have and are borrowing from China? WTF!?!?
Unacceptible.
I know Biden is respected for his foreign policy experience, but this is an outrageous idea at this time. An Obama/Biden ticket will definitely not cut spending. No way in hell I'd vote for that ticket. Biden was at the forefront of government involvement in the steroids in baseball fiasco. He's also a hot head. I don't care for Biden.
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I hope Obama picks Biden as his running mate..........it would secure McCains presidency.
Why you say that? I think it's not going to be good for McCain, and worse yet is perhaps Richardson, who would pick up the Hispanic vote.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman says he will ask for $1 billion in emergency aid for the nation.
Fvck Biden and fvck Georgia.
I think we can all agree that we don't fvcking have $1 billion to spend.
What are we gonna do? Borrow another billion from China?!
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Fvck Biden and fvck Georgia.
I think we can all agree that we don't fvcking have $1 billion to spend.
What are we gonna do? Borrow another billion from China?!
nah, we're going to blindly label it "american interests" and send the $.
Does this actually mean "$1B borrowed from china under our names, to be handed to US military firms to give weapons to fuel another perpetual war or conflict?"
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nah, we're going to blindly label it "american interests" and send the $.
Does this actually mean "$1B borrowed from china under our names, to be handed to US military firms to give weapons to fuel another perpetual war or conflict?"
Maybe. :-\
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looks like the US taxpayer gets fuccked again, 1 billion here, 10 billion there, this government is addicted to money, they love to spend it.
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looks like the US taxpayer gets fuccked again, 1 billion here, 10 billion there, this government is addicted to our money, they love to spend it our money.
Fixed for accuracy.
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Fixed for accuracy.
exactly, 10 billion a year going to Pakistan as well for what? all that money does over there is create conflict and corruption in whoever governs, hell that's the reason politicians over there even bother running for office to get some of that money. ::)
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let Russia take control of all those little republics and turn it into one big country again.
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Why do we continue to give so much aid when the US is criticized so heavily. I say reduce all aid by at least 50%...particularly now that our national debt is so outrageous.
Where in the budget is aid given to other countries reported?
A Biden/Obama ticket promises more spending, not less, which is absoutely necessary at this time.