Choosing who to vote for... (LONG)

Imperial Arms · 10-28-2008, 09:06 AM

Without offending anybody's beliefs or religion, 'it is a bitter pill to swallow' to recognize that the 911 tragedy was the result of the long term support (politically and military) to the Jews by the previous American administrations allowing the Jewish government the free hand to seize lands from the Palestine people and making them into poor refugees. If the next administration continues on the same course without trying to solve this central problem, it is my opinion that somebody will learn what it means 'to be out touch' and the US will continue to be a target for another attack on the mainland or overseas. This is an escalating fact and not to be 'sugar coated' with other wrong opinions. If McCain keeps a closed door policy on this matter and reckons that the problem is in Iraq where a battle ground was created on Arab land, the infection will continue to grow. We westerners do not feel the pain of those thousands of (innocent) people who have been killed or seriously wounded because of America's wrong decisions and policies. During the Cold War, Israel was America's nearest ally against the Russians, but this period had pasted - now it is returning again as a result of excessive NATO expansion. Let the people of each country set their course without the US becoming to involved in other foreign matters.

Most people on forums discuss this topic with their hobby in mind and they do not want to look at the wider issues in a neutral manner. If this world could ever become a peaceful place, I would gladly reduce the attention that I place on my collection and direct it to the people who need more care and consideration instead of wasting money on bombs and bullets. McCain is a politican who carries a 'loaded gun' because he wants to continue the war in Iraq and I believe that this is a dangerous game which could back-fire. As a team effort, I believe that Obama-Biden will be a much better team than compared to McCain-Paline.

I believe that credit should be given to Bill Clinton for nearly reaching an agreement for a road map to the Middle East situation, and also giving the US a strong economy when he was in office. I do not believe that it took eight years for the bubble to finally burst without putting any blame on the Bush administration.

Albert

10-28-2008, 09:06 AM	#30
Imperial Arms Banned Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Malta, EU Posts: 579 Thanks: 0 Thanked 9 Times in 9 Posts	Without offending anybody's beliefs or religion, 'it is a bitter pill to swallow' to recognize that the 911 tragedy was the result of the long term support (politically and military) to the Jews by the previous American administrations allowing the Jewish government the free hand to seize lands from the Palestine people and making them into poor refugees. If the next administration continues on the same course without trying to solve this central problem, it is my opinion that somebody will learn what it means 'to be out touch' and the US will continue to be a target for another attack on the mainland or overseas. This is an escalating fact and not to be 'sugar coated' with other wrong opinions. If McCain keeps a closed door policy on this matter and reckons that the problem is in Iraq where a battle ground was created on Arab land, the infection will continue to grow. We westerners do not feel the pain of those thousands of (innocent) people who have been killed or seriously wounded because of America's wrong decisions and policies. During the Cold War, Israel was America's nearest ally against the Russians, but this period had pasted - now it is returning again as a result of excessive NATO expansion. Let the people of each country set their course without the US becoming to involved in other foreign matters. Most people on forums discuss this topic with their hobby in mind and they do not want to look at the wider issues in a neutral manner. If this world could ever become a peaceful place, I would gladly reduce the attention that I place on my collection and direct it to the people who need more care and consideration instead of wasting money on bombs and bullets. McCain is a politican who carries a 'loaded gun' because he wants to continue the war in Iraq and I believe that this is a dangerous game which could back-fire. As a team effort, I believe that Obama-Biden will be a much better team than compared to McCain-Paline. I believe that credit should be given to Bill Clinton for nearly reaching an agreement for a road map to the Middle East situation, and also giving the US a strong economy when he was in office. I do not believe that it took eight years for the bubble to finally burst without putting any blame on the Bush administration. Albert