You think McCain is concerned about your sovereignty? Amnesty much?<SS>SonderKommando wrote:
eh, he's a globalist puppet... global citizen blah blah.... say goodbye to our sovereignty, his CFR wife'll see to that.
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I heard today; if you are against amnesty vote for Obama because he will try and push something radical though and the republicans will fight him.
McCain gets in and one of the first things he does is amnesty and there are enough democrats and republicans in lock step with him about that.
McCain gets in and one of the first things he does is amnesty and there are enough democrats and republicans in lock step with him about that.
a lot of talk, not much substance. But then again, this is an election year...
Germans applauded him, because he seems genuinely interested in bringing about change in the way the US does "business" on the international level. We cheered for him, because he said the rights things, and he oozes hope and goodness.
What all of that is worth, is something the US voters will have to decide.
I will say though, that I cannnot remember seeing any candidate in the last 30+ years or so, that was able to capture the imagination of Americans the way Obama can. He is able to convince Americans who were previously un-interested in politics, that their vote matters, that they can be part of a larger movement for change for the better.
This man inspires people. And that is a quality which a lot of our current political leader lack.
Germans applauded him, because he seems genuinely interested in bringing about change in the way the US does "business" on the international level. We cheered for him, because he said the rights things, and he oozes hope and goodness.
What all of that is worth, is something the US voters will have to decide.
I will say though, that I cannnot remember seeing any candidate in the last 30+ years or so, that was able to capture the imagination of Americans the way Obama can. He is able to convince Americans who were previously un-interested in politics, that their vote matters, that they can be part of a larger movement for change for the better.
This man inspires people. And that is a quality which a lot of our current political leader lack.
And yet in this situation, one American has more power than those 200,000 Germans...because that one American can vote in our Presidential election.
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”
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Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
Europe and the USA are in an economic down turn. Germany has been for quite a while now. Allot of Europeans have the misguided idea that Obama is going to turn around the US economy which will in turn, turn the European economy around. Hence why the Germans get so excited, they see him as the new economic messiah who can do a loaves and fish deal and make something from nothing.Kmarion wrote:
http://i33.tinypic.com/1zb3wvc.jpg
Seriously.. what's up with the rockstar like crowds? I'm thinking Paris is going to be even crazier.
The "shared destiny" bit worries me. Like Clinton, he will support the new world order plan no doubt.
The Germans are doing just fine, I thought they had a trade surplus?
Русский военный корабль, иди на хуй!
You're forgetting the the Australians who elected Rudd on a platform of an Iraq pullout.I speak of general sentiment on the ground across the world, you know, the guys who elect world leaders? The guys who elected Romano Prodi who dragged the Italians out of Iraq, the guys who elected Zapatero who dragged the Spanish out of Iraq.
Русский военный корабль, иди на хуй!
off topic: do you know what the einsatzgruppen (made up of einsatzkommandos and sonderkommandos) did in poland and the soviet union during ww2?<SS>SonderKommando wrote:
eh, he's a globalist puppet... global citizen blah blah.... say goodbye to our sovereignty, his CFR wife'll see to that.
a down turn ? huh ? ever looked at the value of the euro vs the dollar ? Germany is doing just fine. The economy is strong, we are exporting like crazy, and unemployment is at an all-time low.JahManRed wrote:
Europe and the USA are in an economic down turn. Germany has been for quite a while now. Allot of Europeans have the misguided idea that Obama is going to turn around the US economy which will in turn, turn the European economy around. Hence why the Germans get so excited, they see him as the new economic messiah who can do a loaves and fish deal and make something from nothing.Kmarion wrote:
http://i33.tinypic.com/1zb3wvc.jpg
Seriously.. what's up with the rockstar like crowds? I'm thinking Paris is going to be even crazier.
The "shared destiny" bit worries me. Like Clinton, he will support the new world order plan no doubt.
Why did those 200,000 germans turn up for Obama's speech ? My best guess is they wanted to see what the media hype in the US is all about.
Also, as I said, I think Obama inspires people. He makes them feel like they can be part of something bigger than themselves, be part of a change for the better. And who doesn't like that ?
I watched the speech on CNN, and afterwards, I asked myself, would McCain have been able to mobilize the same number of people ?
I don't think so...
he probably doesn't. If he did, he'd requested a name change long ago...c14u53w172 wrote:
off topic: do you know what the einsatzgruppen (made up of einsatzkommandos and sonderkommandos) did in poland and the soviet union during ww2?<SS>SonderKommando wrote:
eh, he's a globalist puppet... global citizen blah blah.... say goodbye to our sovereignty, his CFR wife'll see to that.
I addressed this a long time ago. He chose his name on purpose.B.Schuss wrote:
he probably doesn't. If he did, he'd requested a name change long ago...c14u53w172 wrote:
off topic: do you know what the einsatzgruppen (made up of einsatzkommandos and sonderkommandos) did in poland and the soviet union during ww2?<SS>SonderKommando wrote:
eh, he's a globalist puppet... global citizen blah blah.... say goodbye to our sovereignty, his CFR wife'll see to that.
both obama and mcain leave a sour taste in my mouth. one fool is playing goodie two shoes and the other wants to further the economic mess that bush created. dont forget the iraqi war too.
So he's a nazi?God Save the Queen wrote:
I addressed this a long time ago. He chose his name on purpose.B.Schuss wrote:
he probably doesn't. If he did, he'd requested a name change long ago...c14u53w172 wrote:
off topic: do you know what the einsatzgruppen (made up of einsatzkommandos and sonderkommandos) did in poland and the soviet union during ww2?
surprise surprise
nazi existed from the 1920's until 1945 smart guy
nazi existed from the 1920's until 1945 smart guy
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probably just an idiotAutralianChainsaw wrote:
So he's a nazi?God Save the Queen wrote:
I addressed this a long time ago. He chose his name on purpose.B.Schuss wrote:
he probably doesn't. If he did, he'd requested a name change long ago...