Nothing to decipher.

Please. Then why the hell did you choose those words? Coin toss?

Apparently, Texans think they are living in a foreign country. Sick is right. Pretty damn stupid as well.




Paranoia is imagination. Again, that's the whole point.

LOL. Riiiight. The government also has the legal authority to defend the nation, which is what the exercise is about. Your choice of words is obvious. Trying to wiggle out of it is absurd.

Yep, that's the whole point. Thinking the military is there to kill and imprison people. Classic paranoia.

    "If the government wants to put troops in place for a takeover, they aren't going to put them in Bastrop," [Johnston] said.

Put troops in place for a takeover? Ummm...Texas is already part of the United States. These people are whacked, which makes the following comment even more entertaining:

But the organizers insist the radically conspiracy-minded have been filtered from the surveillance volunteers, and no one among their group fears the imminent opening of concentration camps. Lanteri said he struggles to keep that bloc off his Facebook page.

"The Earth could be headed for a 'mini ice age' researchers have warned.

A new study claims to have cracked predicting solar cycles - and says that between 2020 and 2030 solar cycles will cancel each other out.

This, they say, will lead to a phenomenon known as the 'Maunder minimum' - which has previously been known as a mini ice age when it hit between 1646 and 1715, even causing London's River Thames to freeze over."

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So what happened to Global Warming going to kill us off? Yes there is climate change, some man made but the rest.

We lead the world in incarceration percentage only because in much of the world crime is a way of life.

From 50 feet away? And three shots in rapid succession?

Nope.

China has immigrants. Japan has immigrants. Spain has immigrants.

none of them have gun crime. Wonder why?

The illegal immigrant wouldn't have gotten the gun if there were universal background check and safe storage laws.

The gun used in the recent San Francisco shooting was stolen from it's owner's car. Since there are no federal laws requiring gun owners to safely lock up their guns when not in use, a thief was easily able to steal them.

The gun was then sold in a private sale to Ms. Steinle's murderer. Since there are no universal background check laws, an illegal immigrant with a felony record was able to buy the gun, when he could have easily been stopped by a background check.

One thing is clear. "Sanctuary cities" did not kill Kate Steinle. The USA's insanely loose gun laws did.

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Presidential hopeful Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) has made the proclamation that “as a nation, we have got to apologize for slavery.”

During an interview with Joe Madison on Sirius XM’s “The Black Eagle,” Madison asked Sanders, “If elected President of the United States, would you apologize for slavery?”

Sanders replied, “You know, obviously, nobody in this generation is involved in slavery. But as a nation, slavery is one of the abominations that our country has experienced. There is no excuse. What can we say about it? It was horrific, it killed millions of people who never made it even across the ocean, and it destroyed just the lives of so many people.”

“So as a nation – and I don’t think as a president, but as a nation – we have got to apologize for slavery, of course,” he continued.

Madison then pressured Sanders to respond directly to whether he would apologize for slavery as president by asking, “So is that a yes or a no?”

Sanders said, “Well, it’s a… I mean… I’m not exactly sure what it means. As a nation, we have got to apologize for slavery, and of course, the president is the leader of the nation.”

Sanders’ statements on slavery come after a Fox News poll revealed the candidate is not popular among black Democrats. Only 5 percent of black Democrats stated they would like to see Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee, compared to 68 percent for Hillary Clinton.

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So now that everyone is riding the slavery bandwagon, who apologizes and who receives it? As wrong as slavery was, how many people would not be here today if it hadn't existed? If we apologize for slavery then those in this generation who benefited from it should publicly thank those who suffered in order for them to have the relatively cushy lives they curretly have. And if we apologize for having slaves, then shouldn't the people who sold them to us also apologize?

Benghazi? Old news.

IRS scandal? Old news.

Slavery? It's still alive and well and living in America, or at least one would think so.

Don't wear yourself out building those Straw men.


Your argument would only hold water is US intervention doesn't make the situation worse. Which it will.

Who said anything about influential *people*?

The Arab Spring was driven by YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter and that was just the beginning.

"...And couple hundred more years of exposure to western culture and the Internet".....

Then when ISIS beats Syria and then Iraq, they'll have to deal with an Iranian invasion of Mesopotamia to protect their Shiite allies. Or they'll have to deal with direct ISIS assaults on their own territory.

What do you mean "or else what"? Are you operating under the delusions that ISIS will ever be anything more than a brutal failed state regardless of the territory it controls?

That's what most people are arguing.
Personally, I say it's an Arab problem and Arabs need to fix it.

I'm talking about actual influential people in the West.

Is there anyone denying ISIS exists and is bad?