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She kind of had me up until the kyoto thing. Part of the so-called environmental movement is, in my view, an effort to further hamstring an already crippled US industrial base and make the United States even MORE dependent on imports. What this means is that foreign countries that've long shaded any kind of environmental regulation will get to take an even bigger bite out of the US economy. Just being a Quaker doesn't make you right on all the issues all the time, and, as for the part about dwelling in Lebanon, what country did you say you were from again, lady? I have my doubts. We live in a time also of changing allegiances, and people trying to peddle influence, and, at the end of the day, it's all about money. Right now, the US economy is being bled in many ways, and is starting to show the effects. The targets? Our major banks, our military, when you're number one, everyone wants a piece. I say, you want to improve America's standing in the world, start by bringing our overtaxed military back to the United States. If other countries want to go to war with each other, then by all means, let the bad times roll, there, but insofar as concerns america's part in it, we shouldn't be involved or associated in any way. A fringe benefit of bringing the troops home is that we can enhance our protection of our own borders, a necessity in terms of dealing with Mexico in civil and effective manner. Until and unless the citizens of Mexico stand up and start defending THEIR borders, then Mexico will be a conduit of organized crime and drugs and illegal immigration into the United States with all of what that implies. The rest of the countries in the world are going to have to stand up, and start seeing to their own affairs without relying on the US and the UN to prop them up in the future. Speaking AS an American, I want our country to speak for me and my fellow citizens, and stop being a re-hosting venue for every other third-world sob-story around the globe that can't well support its' own citizens. Let's have a global honesty renaissance, and talk about all the third-world tin-pots that deliberately create bad conditions for their own citizens and keep their countries as potemkin village basket cases in which they get to live like kings while starving out their own people. Let's have a full-out audit of the UN, with outside international oversight of everything they do, so as to ensure the end of cycles of corruption and so forth. Quaker-lady didn't mention a whole lot about the UN scamsters, did she? No, it's the usual 'america-is-the-devil' routine, a very tired old propaganda ploy, when the actual truth is, the United States has gone above and beyond, for years and years and years, doing what I described above, helping other countries that can't seem to make it on their own, and now a lot of em seem to be bent on going in for the 'kill'. I say, 'shut those airports for a year, Mr. President', and let's have a national RE-declaration of American independence, we can make our own trucks, shoes, and so forth if the international UNIONS would get off their besotted hind-ends and get about it. Oh, yes, there's churches and unions and others that think they're in a position superior to the american voters, these days, that's why ballots are few and far between, because there's lots of lobbyists and other entities that are more than happy to make americans' decisions FOR us these days. SHUT those borders, it'll help Canada and Mexico to rediscover their own national autonomy as a result. North American Free Trade Agreement? Nothing's free. It all gets paid for somehow, by all indications by the US taxpayer more than any one other group or entity that you can point at. And, the time for ending it is NOW. Bring the troops home, if Europe can't stand up on its' own two spindly legs by now, then it's a lost cause. Bring the troops home, the middle east has enough of our tanks and F-16s and so forth already. If they really want a big war, then let them have it, but not on our dime and not using our guns. Let's invest in making the United States independent again. In a lot of ways, for a lot of years, the US has practically carried other countries completely. Let those days end, and our fickle foreign 'friends' find someone else to leech off of in the future.
Pro-war, anti-war, it matters not, if you're not willing to address and remedy the core causes, then you're getting exactly nowhere. Take heed of the 'fighting Quaker', Smedley Butler, and see what he has to say about it. US energy, economic, and political independence, and troops home NOW! That's my view, and general response to the Quaker-lady.

I notice the author dodged the question pertaining to what pacifism means to her with some generic generalized answer. I also find it interesting that she refers to Hamas and Hezbollah as social movements as if they were some kind of social service agencies rather than the murderous terrorist they are.

I love this web site but your arguments would be more persuasive if you had a little more balance rather than the rabid anti-american and blame america first attitude. The obvious hatred for this country (USA) seems to cloud the objectivity of some (most) of the writters and readers.

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One other question for all of you america haters. If this country is so rotten why are so many people trying to get in? If you hate it here so much why dont you emmigrate to Europe or better yet China?

As for your pacifism I truly respect a true pacifist however I suspect most of what I see here is a combination between fadishness and cowardice.

Please dont get me wrong I too would like to see real solutions and real change. I am all about it but from what I can see is you leftist are really no different from the facist. You speak tolerance but from my experience you dont practice it.

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I would like to personally APOLOGIZE to the 6 Billion people of the world who are adversely affected by my country's idiotic policies! I am totally EMBARRASSED by the fact that we have elected an idiotic stoodge like G.W.Bush to the highest office on the planet! The rest of the world will be shocked to discover that the voters who impact their lives so much do NOT have to be intelligent or informed. So if MORE uninformed people vote than informed voters do...........THE BEST LIAR WINS! Yes..........that's exactly what we ended-up with. Sorry world.

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