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ridgel wrote:Yes, I'm familiar with the site's purpose. And I think "Islamofacism" is a laughable distraction from the real issues affecting the world.

HAHAHHAHAHAH

Yeah.. it's a distraction. I bet you thikn the problems in the world are the Jews right?

Back to 9/11? The day that our $500 billion/year military couldn't scramble a single fighter jet on the eastern seaboard in two hours? Hopefully that was a low point in American preparedness. Because it really showed what a sack of puss our leaders were. But even if they've gotten no better, we don't have to worry about terrorists with box cutters any more, because anyone who tried that again will be immediately tackled by the rest of the passengers who will rightfully decide that if they're going to die anyways they're going to go out fighting.

Maybe Russia goes with the west, maybe not. I just saw today that they're selling $5billion in arms to our Venezuela. So Russia is 1. cracking down on bordering countries. 2. selling large quantities of weapons to military dictators in the American sphere of influence. Sound familiar?

Finally, I could care less whether John agrees with me. I read this site because it has an interesting perspective and John works hard to gather different sources from around the world. I don't agree with all his conclusions, and anyone who's sitting around waiting for deflation based on John's predictions has just wasted a decade of their life while oil went from $20 to $80 and gold went from $300 to $1100 and real estate went up 60% and then fell 16%.

ridgel wrote:Yes, I'm familiar with the site's purpose... And you're worried about 39 people in Russia killed by a widow in revenge for the death of her husband? Get real.

To whatever degree you are currently familiar with this site, it seems insufficient. The unfolding events in Russia appear to affirm Gen.Dynm. view that Russia will eventually align with the West in the probable clash of civilizations war.

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The map struck me in this post, specifically the name of the capital, Grozny, which is also the appellation of Russia's George Washington, namely Ivan Grozny, aka Ivan the Terrible...

ridgel wrote:You're angry at me for pointing out that islamofacism is a boogeyman. That's been the response of most islamofacistphobes that I've seen. You guys don't deal in facts, you just like to tell campfire stories to each other and then get mad when someone turns on the light.

No, you're angry because you don't agree with John's analysis and you expect everybody else to agree with you. When they don't, you deride their opinions and deflect. I deal in facts and the facts of 911 are more than enough.

You're angry at me for pointing out that islamofacism is a boogeyman. That's been the response of most islamofacistphobes that I've seen. You guys don't deal in facts, you just like to tell campfire stories to each other and then get mad when someone turns on the light.

ridgel wrote:Yes, I'm familiar with the site's purpose.

Obviously you're not. He does daily analysis. The day, that just happened to be the news of the day. Get over it. If you don't like his analysis, I'm sure his site won't die without one more reader.

Yes, I'm familiar with the site's purpose. And I think "Islamofacism" is a laughable distraction from the real issues affecting the world. Drunk drivers are consistently more deadly than "Islamofacists". The only time terrorism ever affects the typical person is when they go through the song and dance routine to get on an airplane. Anyone who gets their panties in a bunch over an enemy who's deadliest weapon is smuggling makeshift explosives in their underwear doesn't deserve to analyze geopolitical events.

While the U.S. is "battling" islamofacism around the world, spending vast sums of money tilting at windmills, our industry is consistently moving to asia, year after year, and our standard of living is being reduced by invaders from mexico, year after year. Our young people don't study math and engineering because they know they'll end up making less than a union garbage truck worker if they do. Our politicians shovel trillions of dollars of borrowed dollars into politically connected banks without any auditing or oversight. And you're worried about 39 people in Russia killed by a widow in revenge for the death of her husband? Get real.

Guest wrote:You missed the part where Mexicans shot a rancher on his own land on the Arizona border last weekend? Or where Mexican gangs assassinated an American consular staff and his wife a couple of weeks ago? Or maybe just the slow degradation in quality of schools, hospitals, and neighborhoods as Illegals take them over? Once the Southern border is secure we can start worrying about Russian problems.

Nope, I saw those incidents and I admit they're a problem. But Mexicans are not trying to get nukes. That's enough for me at the moment to worry more about Islamofacists than Mexicans. The problem is not a "Russian" problem, it is a global problem.

And BTW: You do know what this site is about don't you? Perhaps not. If you did, you would understand that the site is devoted to analyzing geopolitical events based on Generational Dynamics.

You missed the part where Mexicans shot a rancher on his own land on the Arizona border last weekend? Or where Mexican gangs assassinated an American consular staff and his wife a couple of weeks ago? Or maybe just the slow degradation in quality of schools, hospitals, and neighborhoods as Illegals take them over? Once the Southern border is secure we can start worrying about Russian problems.

ridgel wrote:"People need to get their heads out of the sand..."

My country's being overrun with Mexicans, not Muslims. Muslims are half a world away. When a million muslims start invading every year I'll start worrying about them instead. Let's set some priorities here.

When Mexicans start blowing themselves up to kill Americans, when Mexicans start saying they want to destroy us with nukes, when Mexicans start blowing up buildings in the USA, then I'll worry. Until then, I'll do what I can to get officials elected that will protect our borders while also focusing on the threat from radical Islamic terrorists.