Oh and my country's contribution to freedom is contained to its own
boundaries; unlike you - and the lunatics who run the WHite House - we
actually believe in territorial integrity - for ourselves, our neighbours
and countries twenty thousand miles away. And last time I checked, my
country didn't support Bin Laden, Saddam, Egypt, Pakistan and every other
tin-pot dictator we can find. Try some humility fella; the argument that you
killing is better than Saddam's is not precisely a winning one.
"alex martini" > wrote in message
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> liberal biased hatred? last time I checked, fella, my liberal biased
> hatred didn't amount to millions of rotting corpses in umarked grave which
> is what your loving right-wing ideology has brought the world in
> Afghanistan, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Cuba, Bolivia, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon,
> Pakistan, and on and on and on - and, last time I checked, there isn't one
> example of US foreign policy - and I mean not ONE - since the end of WW2
> and the demise of the liberal agenda in the US - that has turned out in
> any way positive to the people of the lands that have been touched by the
> wondrous hands of your loving ideology. Problem is, buddy, the US doesn't
> give a crap about foreign lands until it is in its interest to care; and
> then, every time, it will back the tyrants against the people. That's US
> foreign policy. And defending it by somehow shouting - but we's better
> than Saddam is already a losing argument. And really, for the good of the
> good people who still call themselves American, I hope it's a lesson you
> take on board - because nothing is forever. Not even the goodwill of a
> world still grateful for WW2.
> "Mitch_A" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Last I checked American foreign Policy is littered with FREE people the
>> World over. More people with a higher degree of FREEDOM than at any time
>> EVER in the history of mankind, and at the American taxpayers and blood
>> and expense I might add.
>>
>> What is your countries contribution to World Peace and Freedom?
>>
>> Is American foreign Policy always right? I sure wouldnt say that but the
>> good FAR outweighs the bad which your liberal biased hatred blocks
>> entirely from your skewed perspective.
>>
>> Mitch
>>
>> "alex martini" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> last time I checked the US foreign policy is littered with mistakes that
>>> have cost millions of innocent lives.
>>
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