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• Bombshell: Gingrich‘s Ex Accuses Him of Asking for ’Open Marriage’

  January 19, 2012 at 11:36am

  In reply to MacPharlan.

  You could be a true Tea Partier and vote Ron Paul?

  Na, forget that, Ill pick Establishment! Republicans will fix it like they have before!

• Ron Paul Denies Saying He Wouldn’t Have Ordered Bin Laden Raid in Pakistan — But Here’s the Video

  January 17, 2012 at 6:07am

  In reply to Libtardism.

  Newsflash:

  The Federal Reserve being addressed: Important.
  The Endless Wars bankrupting our country: Important.
  Actual spending cuts: Important.
  Restoring our fourth amendment: Important.

  Osama Bin Ladins death? Not Important! Why, because him dead or alive will not save us if the dollar collapses and our civil liberties are gone.

• Whoever Won Rush Limbaugh‘s ’Two If By Tea’ Commerical Contest? See for Yourself

  December 30, 2011 at 10:45pm

  In reply to bernbart.

  Leave it to Rush to make millions off of idiots.

  Rush is establishment, he says whatever to fill his pockets with money.

• Blaze Exclusive: Donald Trump’s Possible Third Party Run Gains Momentum

  December 29, 2011 at 7:54pm

  In reply to Kingmanite.

  lol@Trump.

• War or Peace: Iran, the Straight of Hormuz and America’s Dilemma

  December 29, 2011 at 7:45pm

  In reply to cemerius.

  Again, for the 1 millionth time.

  The rules in Iran want to stay that way, they eat better they sleep better and they enjoy life better.

  They pander to their people just like our corrupt politicians do.

  You have zero evidence to conclude that they are planning to take over the world, or whatever ridiculous end all scenario you have in mind.

  Regardless of that, the only thing that it boils down to currently, is should we declare war on Iran? If we left Iran alone and released sanctions, and attempted to deal with them they may be less hostile. Their threats of blockades are only in response to our threats of “regime change”.

  Ultimately, we cannot continue spending money (destroying currency) to support endless wars. Not only will it bring down America financially (just like the Soviets you mentioned…..hmmm) but it will not help our relations.

  We have to be honest with ourselves. We do not get to dictate what the world does, they dictate that for themselves. We dictate what we do.

  If you choose to disagree so be it, but if war breaks out and your the one screaming for it, just remember, ours boys blood is on your hands not mine.

  Regardless, I am out, so this is my last response.

• War or Peace: Iran, the Straight of Hormuz and America’s Dilemma

  December 29, 2011 at 7:28pm

  In reply to cemerius.

  @FREE

  I am going to guess I have a better grasp of foreign affairs than you. Considering your just a man behind a keyboard right now with no life experience.

  However this is not a flawed argument, people enlist because they want to DEFEND America, not pursue America’s economic empire.

  So yes, the troops should have a say if they are deemed to die because we want cheap gasoline.

  If you feel the need to go fight another endless war, go do so. Do not try and drag the rest of America with you.

  @RUSH

  “I would rather go down fighting…”

  No you wouldn’t. I bet your haven’t been in the military, therefore you obviously aren’t keen on “fighting”. However, when you make that statement, you do suggest that you value the “Team America” mentality (aka Pride) over the realistic approach, aka Diplomacy.

• War or Peace: Iran, the Straight of Hormuz and America’s Dilemma

  December 29, 2011 at 7:15pm

  In reply to cemerius.

  @FREE

  They have no capabilities of using a nuclear weapon. Period.

  Even if they did (which they don’t) the current ruling class would be ousted. They do not want that obviously. So they will not make that move. Nice try.

  The Soviets said “We Will Bury You”. And they had 10000+ nukes. Was that enough of a threat to go to war?

  Yet we still did the whole diplomacy thing.

• War or Peace: Iran, the Straight of Hormuz and America’s Dilemma

  December 29, 2011 at 7:08pm

  In reply to cemerius.

  @RUSH

  I am sharing a perspective with you. Demonize it how you wish, but people have to do the warmongerers dirty work. I am trying to tell you that when America entertains the idea of a “war” for economic purposes, that you are going to effect many peoples live, American and/or foreign.

  The world is not the United States stomping ground, and if we choose to ignore this, we will fall just like all Empires before us.

• War or Peace: Iran, the Straight of Hormuz and America’s Dilemma

  December 29, 2011 at 7:02pm

  In reply to cemerius.

  @FREEDOMPURVEYOR

  Then YOU, go enlist, and volunteer to go fight Iran. If you are not willing to send you or your boys senselessly, don’t ask the rest of us to do it for you.

• War or Peace: Iran, the Straight of Hormuz and America’s Dilemma

  December 29, 2011 at 6:51pm

  In reply to cemerius.

  @FREEDOMPURVEYOR

  It is laughable that you are comparing Iran‘s military capabilities to Germany’s in the 30s.

  You can paint it whichever way you want, but you are still arguing that our economic status, is much more important than the lives of innocents in Iran, and the lives of American troops. You can call that emotionalism, but personally I value life more than wealth.

  We could just have both, embrace peace and free trade. We did so with the Soviets and China, I am sure we can do so with Iran.