Die Zeit der direkten Interventionen sind längst vorbei. Heute läuft alles nur noch über Mottorevolutionen und Proxywars.Zitat von tosh
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Die Zeit der direkten Interventionen sind längst vorbei. Heute läuft alles nur noch über Mottorevolutionen und Proxywars.
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Luftschläge aus großer Höhe führen nicht dazu, daß GIs in Särgen nach Hause kommen. Das macht den Präsidenten bzw. die Präsidentin unbeliebt. Deshalb will sie das vermeiden. Oder man verbietet einfach Bilder davon zu zeigen.
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Eine Verordnung der Regierung Bush verbietet es den Medien, Bilder von mit der amerikanischen Flagge geschmückten Särgen der im Irak oder in Afghanistan getöteten US-Soldaten zu zeigen. - derstandard.at/1459828/USA-Keine-Saerge-im-TV
Björn Höcke:
Sie müssen sich mal Bundesjustizminister Heiko Maas angucken, als ich die Nationalflagge, dieses zentrale nationale Symbol, herausgeholt habe. Es war so, als ob man Graf Dracula ein mit Knoblauchknollen geschmücktes Kreuz in die Visage gehalten hätte!
Leseratte gehört der Rechtsfraktion an.
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Spätestens beim großen TV Duell wird Clinton Farbe bekennen müssen, es sei denn sie verfügt über hervorragend "präparierte TV Doubles", die sogar moderne Erkennungsmethoden einschließlich digitaler Stimmanalysen zu täuschen vermögen...
Gegen Alternativlosigkeit und die Postmoderne
Pro Strafstimme !
RF
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Hier habe ich die entsprechenden Videos dazu:
The first with Hillary Clinton
The second thirty minute segment was Donald Trump
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“The powers of financial capitalism had another far reaching aim, nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole.” –Prof. Caroll Quigley, Georgetown University, Tragedy and Hope (1966)
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Uebel waere es fuer Hillary, wenn sie in der Debatte wieder einen extremen Hustenanfall wie zuletzt in Cleveland Ohio oder andere koerperliche Aussetzer bekommen wuerde.
Sie wird Trump wohl auch beleidigen und beschimpfen und nicht bei der Sache bleiben. Wahrscheinlich wird sie wieder ihre Verschwoerungstheorien aus dem Hut zaubern und uns erzaehlen, dass Donald eine Marionette Putins sei ?
“The powers of financial capitalism had another far reaching aim, nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole.” –Prof. Caroll Quigley, Georgetown University, Tragedy and Hope (1966)
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Trump hat allerdings angekuendigt, dass er den IS vernichten will. Das war gestern in den USA bei einer Rede in Philadelphia:
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- September 07, 2016 -
Donald J. Trump Military Readiness Remarks
Today, I am here to talk about three crucial words that should be at the center of our foreign policy: Peace Through Strength.
We want to achieve a stable, peaceful world with less conflict and more common ground.
I am proposing a new foreign policy focused on advancing America’s core national interests, promoting regional stability, and producing an easing of tensions in the world. This will require rethinking the failed policies of the past.
We can make new friends, rebuild old alliances, and bring new allies into the fold.
I’m proud to have the support of warfighting generals, active duty military, and the top experts who know both how to win – and how to avoid the endless wars we are caught in now. Just yesterday, 88 top Generals and Admirals endorsed my campaign.
In a Trump Administration, our actions in the Middle East will be tempered by realism. The current strategy of toppling regimes, with no plan for what to do the day after, only produces power vacuums that are filled by terrorists.
Gradual reform, not sudden and radical change, should be our guiding objective in that region.
We should work with any country that shares our goal of destroying ISIS and defeating Radical Islamic terrorism, and form new friendships and partnerships based on this mission. We now have an Administration, and a former Secretary of State, who refuse to say Radical Islamic Terrorism.
Immediately after taking office, I will ask my generals to present to me a plan within 30 days to defeat and destroy ISIS.
This will require military warfare, but also cyber warfare, financial warfare, and ideological warfare – as I laid out in my speech on defeating Radical Islamic terrorism several weeks ago.
Instead of an apology tour, I will proudly promote our system of government and our way of life as the best in the world – just like we did in our campaign against communism during the Cold War.
We will show the whole world how proud we are to be American.
At the same time, immigration security is a vital part of our national security.
We only want to admit people to our country who will support our values and love our people.
These are the pillars of a sound national security strategy.
Unlike my opponent, my foreign policy will emphasize diplomacy, not destruction. Hillary Clinton’s legacy in Iraq, Libya, and Syria has produced only turmoil and suffering. Her destructive policies have displaced millions of people, then she has invited the refugees into the West with no plan to screen them.
Including Veteran healthcare costs, the price of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan could total $6 trillion, according to a report in the Washington Examiner. Yet, after all this money spent and lives lost, Clinton’s policies as Secretary of State have left the Middle East in more disarray than ever before.
Meanwhile, China has grown more aggressive, and North Korea more dangerous and belligerent. Russia has defied this Administration at every turn. Putin has no respect for President Obama or Hillary Clinton.
Sometimes it has seemed like there wasn’t a country in the Middle East that Hillary Clinton didn’t want to invade, intervene or topple. She is trigger-happy and unstable when it comes to war.
Hillary Clinton is just reckless – so reckless, in fact, she put her emails on an illegal server that our enemies could easily hack. Then Clinton’s team used a technology called bleachbit to acid wash her emails. They even took a hammer to some of her 13 phones, to cover her tracks and obstruct justice. These email records were destroyed after she received a subpoena to turn them over.
In the FBI report, she claimed she couldn’t recall important information on 39 occasions.
She can’t even remember whether she was trained in classified information, and said she didn’t even know the letter “C” means confidential.
If she can’t remember such crucial events and information, she is unfit to be Commander-in-Chief.
Her conduct is simply disqualifying.
She talks about her experience, but Hillary Clinton’s only foreign policy experience is “failure.” Everywhere she got involved, things got worse.
Let’s look back at the Middle East at the very beginning of 2009, before Hillary Clinton was sworn-in.
Libya was stable.
Syria was under control.
Egypt was ruled by a secular President and an ally of the United States.
Iraq was experiencing a reduction in violence. The group that would become what we now call ISIS was close to being extinguished.
Iran was being choked off by economic sanctions.
Fast-forward to today. What have the decisions of Obama-Clinton produced?
Libya is in ruins, our ambassador and three other brave Americans are dead, and ISIS has gained a new base of operations.
Syria is in the midst of a disastrous civil war. ISIS controls large portions of territory. A refugee crisis now threatens Europe and the United States. And hundreds of thousands are dead.
In Egypt, terrorists have gained a foothold in the Sinai desert, near the Suez Canal, one of the most essential waterways in the world.
Iraq is in chaos, and ISIS is on the loose.
ISIS has spread across the Middle East, and into the West.
Iran, the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism, is now flush with $150 billion dollars in cash released by the United States – plus another $1.7 billion dollars in cash ransom payments. In other words, our country was blackmailed and extorted into paying this unheard-of amount of money.
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M.E. kann man den IS nur mit US-Bodentruppen zusammen mit russischen Soldaten zerstoeren. Donald hat ja erst gesagt, dass er eng mit Putin kooperieren wolle.
“The powers of financial capitalism had another far reaching aim, nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole.” –Prof. Caroll Quigley, Georgetown University, Tragedy and Hope (1966)
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Das kündigt man nicht an, sondern macht das in einem Wisch innerhalb weniger Wochen.
Allerdings haben ausnahmslos alle involvierten Seiten im syrischen Proxywar noch ein essentielles Interesse daran dieses Kasperletheater weiterzuführen.
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.. und morgen erzählt er dir wieder was neues .. der Trumpy ist ein Schaumschläger ...
.. das Beste am Norden .. sind die Quallen .....>>>>>> ... werde Deutschlandretter und wähle AfD .... wir leben im Jahr das "Feuer-Pferd" ...
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Vielleicht würde Trump mit der Behauptung Clinton sei eine Marionette Merkels kontern...
Es ist mit einem höchst unterhaltsamen Abend zu rechnen.
Gegen Alternativlosigkeit und die Postmoderne
Pro Strafstimme !
RF
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Ja, ich freue mich auch auf die Debatte.
“The powers of financial capitalism had another far reaching aim, nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole.” –Prof. Caroll Quigley, Georgetown University, Tragedy and Hope (1966)
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