U.S. MEETING TO DISCUSS NUCLEAR STRIKES AGAINST RUSSIA !!!

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Sirk

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Where was you living at ???

Ummm...It's...... "where were you living?" I'd even go for.....Hey yo....what parta da hood was you making your domicile, holmes?

I mean seriously man...you're giving us Hebrew and Greek interpretations and you can't even write in your native tongue.
 
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In another thread here, an American (I can't remember who) reckons that non-Yanks should not comment on U.S. affairs.
So I venture forth with trepidation, :D

I do not believe for one moment that Obama would initiate any attack against Russia - let alone a nuclear strike.
To this outsider-looking in, he appears to have been the least warlike U.S. President in the last half century.
Apart from the unavoidable confrontation with the Isis loonies, he seems to have scaled down American meddling in the Middle East and elsewhere.

And, unlike his predecessors, he has waged no new wars during his term.
No attacks have been made on small Asian or Central American countries which posed no possible threat to the USA - which is a refreshing change.
 
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In another thread here, an American (I can't remember who) reckons that non-Yanks should not comment on U.S. affairs.
So I venture forth with trepidation, :D

I do not believe for one moment that Obama would initiate any attack against Russia - let alone a nuclear strike.
To this outsider-looking in, he appears to have been the least warlike U.S. President in the last half century.
Apart from the unavoidable confrontation with the Isis loonies, he seems to have scaled down American meddling in the Middle East and elsewhere.

And, unlike his predecessors, he has waged no new wars during his term.
No attacks have been made on small Asian or Central American countries which posed no possible threat to the USA - which is a refreshing change.
Instead, he has gutted our armed forces and appears to be turning their focus inward.
 
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the U.S. is going to discuss with the UN about starting to make military strikes on Russia, and even putting nuclear attacks as part of those strikes.

Um...can't happen. Russia has veto power in the UN. Only way you can over rule veto power is in the General Assembly...and honestly, no way we could pull the votes there.
 
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Traditionally the u.s and Russia have always had a lot to loose, which prevents both of us from using nuclear weapons, even the ussr had alot they would loose if they were to go "over the edge" and into nuclear war. But today we are edging closer and closer to the edge. People are most dangerous when they have nothing to loose and their backs against the wall.

I think Russia and the u.s. Still have a little ways to go before nuclear conflict is seriously on the table, but I'm sure they have been getting everything ready to go hot if needed(continuity of government plans). I think it will take an economic collapse for us to get to there. But I wouldn't put nuclear war past the "globalists" In charge who look forward to a world without borders or countries. I wouldn't put starting something to bring in their agenda past them, were like pawns on a chessboard to them, they'll sacrifice as many as they need to accomplish their goals. Remember the saying "the ends justify the means".

All lo we can do is pray that Jesus and God will guide us.
 
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SIRK: "Instead, he has gutted our armed forces and appears to be turning their focus inward."

The U.S. armed forces sorely need "gutting" !
Some 1,000 military bases all over the globe,
an armada of nuclear armed warships intimidating all and sundry,
all manner of spooks and spies manipulating foreign governments - both friend and foe.

To our shame, governments like Australia's bow to Yank pressure and permit these installations within our borders.
We currently have three or four here with a large increase mooted for Darwin and a very big one planned for Townsville.
Makes us a target for sure when China or someone else tires of American aggression.
 
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Sirk

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SIRK: "Instead, he has gutted our armed forces and appears to be turning their focus inward."

The U.S. armed forces sorely need "gutting" !
Some 1,000 military bases all over the globe,
an armada of nuclear armed warships intimidating all and sundry,
all manner of spooks and spies manipulating foreign governments - both friend and foe.

To our shame, governments like Australia's bow to Yank pressure and permit these installations within our borders.
We currently have three or four here with a large increase mooted for Darwin and a very big one planned for Townsville.
Makes us a target for sure when China or someone else tires of American aggression.
I guess you'd rather have communism then? Seems like the only alternative these days....oh...I guess I forgot about radical islam.
 
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I can't see either Communism or "radical Islam" prevailing in Australia.

If such a threat arose from within, we have the capacity to deal with it.
If a threat were external, I would not trust the USA to come rushing to our aid - unless it was very clearly in their own interest.
 
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I can't see either Communism or "radical Islam" prevailing in Australia.

If such a threat arose from within, we have the capacity to deal with it.
If a threat were external, I would not trust the USA to come rushing to our aid - unless it was very clearly in their own interest.
Well...I hope China doesn't decide they like your natural resources.
 
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Well...I hope China doesn't decide they like your natural resources.
Well, China has already decided to buy oil and gas from Brazil. Fun times for everyone :/
 
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Sirk

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Well, China has already decided to buy oil and gas from Brazil.
And Africa too. China is a monster that's about to start throwing its weight around.
 
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And Africa too. China is a monster that's about to start throwing its weight around.

That's true. Sadly, Australia is heavily dependent predominately on selling our natural resources to keep the economy running.;;
 
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Sirk

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That's true. Sadly, Australia is heavily dependent predominately on selling our natural resources to keep the economy running.;;
We are all living in a mindset of scarcity.
 
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We are all living in a mindset of scarcity.
I really wish the world leaders look to more renewable resources. I mean, I can understand why we need fossil fuel like planes, homes, cars etc.. but in the meantime, we should also look towards other technology.

You want to know whats the real sad story is.... The oil and gas industry doesn't favour new technology, it's too risky..

risk to them means = uncertainity.. uncertainity means... cost.. and cost means less profit. Why change when things still works right? Why change when the money still comes rolling in.. heck, we are still getting money.. who cares about the future..

Sorry, I had to vent. :)
 
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Sirk

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I really wish the world leaders look to more renewable resources. I mean, I can understand why we need fossil fuel like planes, homes, cars etc.. but in the meantime, we should also look towards other technology.

You want to know whats the real sad story is.... The oil and gas industry doesn't favour new technology, it's too risky..

risk to them means = uncertainity.. uncertainity means... cost.. and cost means less profit. Why change when things still works right? Why change when the money still comes rolling in.. heck, we are still getting money.. who cares about the future..

Sorry, I had to vent. :)
We definitely can't see 2 inches in front of our faces. We're like a teenager that has no concept of anything but the here and now.
 
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popeye

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We are all living in a mindset of scarcity.
It seems to me prosperity (the economy of heaven),has many pitfalls for us humanoids here on the planet.

It also seems to me that most of my aquaintances here on the planet are money worshippers.(money is the center of their being,and the framer of their conversation.)
 
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popeye

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I really wish the world leaders look to more renewable resources. I mean, I can understand why we need fossil fuel like planes, homes, cars etc.. but in the meantime, we should also look towards other technology.

You want to know whats the real sad story is.... The oil and gas industry doesn't favour new technology, it's too risky..

risk to them means = uncertainity.. uncertainity means... cost.. and cost means less profit. Why change when things still works right? Why change when the money still comes rolling in.. heck, we are still getting money.. who cares about the future..

Sorry, I had to vent. :)
LOL

At first I thought "well 1 am is a good time to vent,then hit the sack"
Then it hit me. It is probably mid afternoon where you are.
 
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popeye

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In another thread here, an American (I can't remember who) reckons that non-Yanks should not comment on U.S. affairs.
So I venture forth with trepidation, :D

I do not believe for one moment that Obama would initiate any attack against Russia - let alone a nuclear strike.
To this outsider-looking in, he appears to have been the least warlike U.S. President in the last half century.
Apart from the unavoidable confrontation with the Isis loonies, he seems to have scaled down American meddling in the Middle East and elsewhere.

And, unlike his predecessors, he has waged no new wars during his term.
No attacks have been made on small Asian or Central American countries which posed no possible threat to the USA - which is a refreshing change.
libya
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And the problem is ?

Problem is resources are everywhere... Africa (Oil, gold etc..), Brazil (Oil), North Sea (Oil), Russia (LNG), Australia (Bauxite, LNG, iron ore, gold etc..)... these resources are everywhere, what makes Australia any special in resources.... Our price?

Australia is located far away from other countries. Who paid for the transportation cost?

Our manufacture industry is tiny compare to the rest of the world. :p Do don't even have Holden/Ford manufacturing plant... close the Holden/Ford industry.. who supplies little parts to them.. the local medium/small business in Australia.. like plastic caps, etc..

I'm honestly saying this with heavy heart.
 
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