All these European morons keep yapping about how the US is about to lose its Superpower status. Are they so miserable in their own countries that they can't help but root for the tragic fall of an ally? Might as well pull all the troops out of Europe and let them handle their own security. How's about we stop sending aid to Africa and Asia? While we're at it, let's stop sharing intelligence information with them as well.
Ungrateful bastards. (I'm really mad!)
The US is never going to fall because the people are strong and free. That may all change, of course, when Hussein Obama gets elected. He'll probably ship off all dissenters to Kenya and have them locked-up there!
Thursday, October 9, 2008
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3 comments:
I liked your blog, pretty cool...we have a lot in common.
I could care less if Europe blames the U.S. for everything. It dosen't matter. Europe as we know it is on the way out. Europeans have become weak, self centered, lazy, and have deferred their personal responsibilities on to their governments. European populations are aging faster than any in the world. They're too lazy to even raise children. As a result, they're turning to north Africa for immigrants..... Say hello to sharia law. Too bad Europe hasn't followed the U.S. example of a progressive democracy. The U.S. saved Europe from the Nazis and the commies. Too bad that has been forgotten. If Europeans continue to reject the U.S......good luck in the future......they will need it.
Rik
Stop sharing intel? Great! No one in Africa can be trusted with it and most of Europe would simply sell it.
Cut finding and bailouts to them? Hooray!!Let's keep more of OUR hard earned money here putting oomph behind the American economy.
Using Africans to raise their kids? Egad, err IGAD!! I have BEEN there and SEEN how these cultures have raised their kids! If I was to put my children in the hands of one a person like those I would be arrested for child endangerment! Before you yell foul, I have spent more than a little time in Liberia amd Djibouti, and have studied (near daily for over a year) news reports from Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Kenya, Sudan, Chad, Mozambique, Madagascar, Comorros, Seychelles, Uganda, South Africa, Niger, Nigeria, Western Sahara, Egypt, Libya, and Algeria, among other fun filled, warm and fuzzy bastions of humanity.
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