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originally posted by: AnonymousMoose
Sorry but it wouldn't surprise me if Iran joined the caliphate
as opposed to the likes of hillary that is beholden to almost every bank in america as well as foriegn interests? LOL but ok
bad? or someone who could potentially blow the lid off the corruption going on between the left and right?
another democrat would be the death blow to america IMO
originally posted by: babybunnies
ISIS don't need money from Iran. They seized a bank with almost a billion dollars in it in Iraq. What do they need with money from Iran?
ISIS have all the money they need - they're an extremely well funded operation without external money required.
a reply to: haman10
guys it's not my country and trust me , whatever the outcome of the presidential in the US is , Iran is uneffected
your country , your problem . i just couldn't resist myself from laughing my butt off . i think it shouldn't be funny for you .
originally posted by: buster2010
a reply to: kellyjay
as opposed to the likes of hillary that is beholden to almost every bank in america as well as foriegn interests? LOL but ok
Please show where Hillary is in debt anywhere near Donnie and as far as foreign interests are concerned want to bring in the companies that Donnie runs overseas while crying let's make America strong?
bad? or someone who could potentially blow the lid off the corruption going on between the left and right?
The only corruption he has exposed is him admitting to buying politicians.
another democrat would be the death blow to america IMO
You mean like last one that kept the repression from going into a full blown depression?
Anyone that thinks Trump would make a good president is totally clueless about Trump. I would call him a snake oil salesman but I wouldn't want to insult snake oil salesman by comparing them to Trump.
originally posted by: Kapusta
Ohhh! I guess the few thousand year old war between Shia an Sunni has ended ?
You Know since "Shia" Iran is funding "Sunnie" ISIS .....
lol Moron !
originally posted by: enlightenedservant
originally posted by: Kapusta
Ohhh! I guess the few thousand year old war between Shia an Sunni has ended ?
You Know since "Shia" Iran is funding "Sunnie" ISIS .....
lol Moron !
For the record, it's not Sunni vs Shia. It's Wahhabi vs everyone, but especially Wahhabi vs Shia.
As an example, the vast majority of Syria's population and army are Sunnis. Assad is an Alawite, which are regarded as a branch of Shia Islam. Yet Syria's Sunni population and army are defending Assad from the Wahhabi mercenaries & "rebel groups". The Kurdish people are mostly Sunni as well. But they've been at war with Wahhabi groups since the beginning of this conflict (particularly against al Nusra & ISIS). And Hezbollah (Shiites) are helping Syria's Sunnis fight off the Wahhabi ISIS troops.
Most Sunnis & Shiites have no problem with each other, just as most Catholics & Protestants don't have a problem with each other. It's the Wahhabi dominated Saudi Arabian & Qatari governments that are trying to make this out to be Sunni vs Shia, not the adherents themselves.
EDIT: Ah crap, just noticed you were using sarcasm. I'll leave the comment there just so anyone reading can see that it's not Sunni vs Shia, but Wahabi vs everyone.
originally posted by: Kapusta
originally posted by: enlightenedservant
originally posted by: Kapusta
Ohhh! I guess the few thousand year old war between Shia an Sunni has ended ?
You Know since "Shia" Iran is funding "Sunnie" ISIS .....
lol Moron !
For the record, it's not Sunni vs Shia. It's Wahhabi vs everyone, but especially Wahhabi vs Shia.
As an example, the vast majority of Syria's population and army are Sunnis. Assad is an Alawite, which are regarded as a branch of Shia Islam. Yet Syria's Sunni population and army are defending Assad from the Wahhabi mercenaries & "rebel groups". The Kurdish people are mostly Sunni as well. But they've been at war with Wahhabi groups since the beginning of this conflict (particularly against al Nusra & ISIS). And Hezbollah (Shiites) are helping Syria's Sunnis fight off the Wahhabi ISIS troops.
Most Sunnis & Shiites have no problem with each other, just as most Catholics & Protestants don't have a problem with each other. It's the Wahhabi dominated Saudi Arabian & Qatari governments that are trying to make this out to be Sunni vs Shia, not the adherents themselves.
EDIT: Ah crap, just noticed you were using sarcasm. I'll leave the comment there just so anyone reading can see that it's not Sunni vs Shia, but Wahabi vs everyone.
I have too correct you . It's actually Everyone vs Khuaraij . This term "Wahabi " Was coined buy the Sufi sects.
And people who are uneducated in these matters like to use it as a derogatory term towards "conservative Muslims "
Like my self . Because the Khuaraij ( extremist ) have adopted some of the teachings of Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab and twisted them for their own political agenda .
he also exposed that politicians can and are bought
the last one that tripled the deficit? that one?
the last one that has seen record highs of people on welfare? that one?
the last that that rolled out a complete failure of a healthcare system that is still seeing people uninsured only now they are being fined for having no insurance
dont you think thats what trump, who isnt beholden to anyone, would do?
you want to keep voting in the same people, the legacy people, the old boys, those who are bought and paid for by corporations, the same people have been getting voted in and nothing has changed!
oh and please...theres more liberal media bias splashed on tv than fox! for you to think no propaganda or brainwashing goes on on the left is indicitive of you being brainwashed lol
originally posted by: buster2010
a reply to: kellyjay
he also exposed that politicians can and are bought
And that doesn't make you wonder what his price would be?
the last one that tripled the deficit? that one?
You must be confused I'm talking about Obama not Bush. Obama's fed spending has been the lowest for any President for decades. What tripled the deficit was the idiot who thought it was a good idea to start two unfunded wars and on top of that give his wealthy buddies a tax cut.
the last one that has seen record highs of people on welfare? that one?
That is not Obama's fault. That is the fault of employers not keeping their employees wages up with inflation.
the last that that rolled out a complete failure of a healthcare system that is still seeing people uninsured only now they are being fined for having no insurance
I couldn't agree more. The individual mandate is nothing more than corporate welfare for insurance companies had they went single payer there wouldn't be anybody without insurance.
Even excluding the 2009 deficit, which Obama’s dwindling number of shock troops falsely attribute entirely to George W. Bush, that leaves Obama with a four-year average deficit of $1.153 trillion. Include the 2009 deficit, two-thirds of which occurred after he was inaugurated, and his average rises to $1.231 trillion. To provide additional context, the eight-year average Bush deficit that Obama labeled “unpatriotic” was just $297 billion. Even being charitable to Obama by removing the 2001 budget surplus from Bush’s tally and adding the entire 2009 deficit to it, he still averaged just $511 billion.
In other words, even in its most unfairly charitable light, Obama’s average deficit is more than double that of his all-purpose scapegoat predecessor.
Overall, according to the U.S. Treasury Department’s annual fiscal summary released this month, total federal debt held by the public has increased 90% during the Obama presidency. According to the report, total public debt as of January 20, 2009 amounted to $6.307 trillion, but as of September 30, 2013, the end of the 2013 fiscal year, it amounted to $11.976 trillion. That’s a lot worse than the accumulation of debt that Obama labeled “unpatriotic” under Bush
The Left is not making things up out of thin air or taking stories out of context in order to push an agenda. The Right does. How many threads do we read on just this site with a source like Breitbart or WND in which the headline claims one thing, and then once you read the story and do a bit of research, you find it's compete BS
originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: kellyjay
A typical and expected response. I'm not refuting that both sides push propaganda. It's more about quantity and quality. But to be able to spot and recognize what I am talking about takes some time.
Spend as much time studying this as I have and you would be saying the same thing I am.
originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: kellyjay
A typical and expected response. I'm not refuting that both sides push propaganda. It's more about quantity and quality. But to be able to spot and recognize what I am talking about takes some time.
Spend as much time studying this as I have and you would be saying the same thing I am.
originally posted by: kellyjay
originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: kellyjay
A typical and expected response. I'm not refuting that both sides push propaganda. It's more about quantity and quality. But to be able to spot and recognize what I am talking about takes some time.
Spend as much time studying this as I have and you would be saying the same thing I am.
what happened to msnbc?
originally posted by: introvert
originally posted by: kellyjay
originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: kellyjay
A typical and expected response. I'm not refuting that both sides push propaganda. It's more about quantity and quality. But to be able to spot and recognize what I am talking about takes some time.
Spend as much time studying this as I have and you would be saying the same thing I am.
what happened to msnbc?
Completely biased, but not propaganda to push lies and to coral thought in to one specific area.
prop·a·gan·da
ˌpräpəˈɡandə/
noun
1.
derogatory
information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view.