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Yea.. He’s the founder or a co-founder. Something like that. Complete nut caseIs that the dude from the "Young Turks" YouTube channel? His follower's are an army of whackjobs
Yea.. He’s the founder or a co-founder. Something like that. Complete nut caseIs that the dude from the "Young Turks" YouTube channel? His follower's are an army of whackjobs
You emphasize articles like this in ads.But how do you reach that audience who almost exclusively get their news from main stream media that tries to demonize him?
It was mostly the case through the Coolidge administration. Not perfect, but probably as good as we could hope for get given that men aren't angels.However, that has never been the case both sides of the aisle. We do not have a laissez faire capitalist system. Each party, when in power, picks their own winners and losers.
He need to buy ads on CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, MSNBC and play that and over and over. Although, the MSNBC crowd it might be wasted. They are all commies on MSNBC.This is good too, Kamala speak
I THINK I read it in one of Boddingtons book that his unit was on a tarmac with live ammunition issued and orders to go to Angola in support of the South Africans. Carter pulled the plug on it as they were loading the aircraft.
Yes, and thank God for Savimbi, without whose opposition, the communists might have stayed around. He IMO was the biggest player because he made up his mind to fight back no matter how long it took or who did what on the international stage. It is unfortunate that no one cleared all those land mines. Not only does the occasional elephant get blown away, but one large industry post war was making prosthetic limbs for victims of land mines.I worked in Angola for 5-1/2 years. The official government was leaning towards communism and being supported by Russia and Cuba. If fact, our rather large oil operation (650,000 bopd) was being protected by Cuban troops (and land mines, barb wire, etc). The rebel forces opposing the government, were supported by South Africa, Namibia (Southwest Africa) and the US CIA.
If there was one conclusion that the founding fathers (VERY thoughtful men) came to, it was that men were naturally sinful and corrupted and that power corrupted. Their solution? "Bind them down with the chains of the Constitution." Now, corrupt men do their best to subvert it and work around it, EVEN THOUGH the pledge of every soldier, enforcement agent, and leader is to "defend the Constitution against all enemies, both foreign and domestic." They should all have to write an essay proving they understand what that means, and have their employment depend on getting it right IMO.It was mostly the case through the Coolidge administration. Not perfect, but probably as good as we could hope for get given that men aren't angels.
If there was one conclusion that the founding fathers (VERY thoughtful men) came to, it was that men were naturally sinful and corrupted and that power corrupted. Their solution? "Bind them down with the chains of the Constitution." Now, corrupt men do their best to subvert it and work around it, EVEN THOUGH the pledge of every soldier, enforcement agent, and leader is to "defend the Constitution against all enemies, both foreign and domestic." They should all have to write an essay proving they understand what that means, and have their employment depend on getting it right IMO.
Not such a "young" turk anymores...Is that the dude from the "Young Turks" YouTube channel? His follower's are an army of whackjobs
TYT is an homage to the muslim Turks who slaughtered about a million Armenian Christians early in the 20th century.Not such a "young" turk anymores...
I go to church with a man that worked in the oil industry in Angola. He said it was interesting times. I believe he was there in the early 2000’s and retired a year or two ago. His name is Randy Hardin just in case you know him.I worked in Angola for 5-1/2 years. The official government was leaning towards communism and being supported by Russia and Cuba. If fact, our rather large oil operation (650,000 bopd) was being protected by Cuban troops (and land mines, barb wire, etc). The rebel forces opposing the government, were supported by South Africa, Namibia (Southwest Africa) and the US CIA.
I was there 2003-2009. That name doesn't ring a bell.I go to church with a man that worked in the oil industry in Angola. He said it was interesting times. I believe he was there in the early 2000’s and retired a year or two ago. His name is Randy Hardin just in case you know him.
I agree with you, to a certain extent. However you would likely only be able to run those ads on FOX which is primarily viewed by Boomers who will already be voting for Trump.You emphasize articles like this in ads.
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I’ll clarify the years if I see him this weekend.I was there 2003-2009. That name doesn't ring a bell.
Trump does not need to convince Biden/Harris voters, but the independents and undecided GOP Haley voters. He has been playing to his base who would vote for him even if he paraded naked on main street.