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    I take the side of peace fellas

    Peace can only be achieved with a world balance. Last 20 years have proven this. US was hands down the king and wars were rampart

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    Yup

    Deeps State went to work

    so Trump is deep state now?

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    Holy


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    thinking Trump makes the decisions of National Security

    Dep State got him by the balls. He can work on social economic issues but hes been pulled from making any decisins that would hurt Neocon policies

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    lol Tillerson telling Trump when he is leaving

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    Plus Tillerson was ok with iran deal and Trump is in Zionist pocket. Im surprised Rex lasted this long tbqh

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    With Pompeo in, the Iran deal is certainly to be killed, proving to USA's allies that are party to the deal that "America First" means unreliable USA s enemies and friends indifferently.

    Pootin will be thrilled that Manchurian Trash is screwing USA's NATO allies.

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    Trump dismisses Tillerson for crossing the only 'Red Line' that counts: Russia, Russia, Russia

    He’s left the offices of the State Department empty and

    done nothing about the dozens of open ambassadorships around the world.

    He’s negotiated no deals.

    He’s made no policy.

    He’s accepted humiliating public tongue-lashings from Trump—

    including having his own selection for deputy overridden.

    None of that was enough to protect Tillerson

    when he dared suggest that

    not only was Russia behind a nerve agent attack in the UK,

    but that

    the United States would take action to protect their closest ally and NATO partner.

    On board a plane bound for Africa,

    Tillerson called

    the attack “a really egregious act,”

    said that the attack was clearly from Russia, and

    promised that the United States would act to defend its ally.

    And just like that, he was gone.

    https://www.dailykos.com/stories/201...tail=emaildkre



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    so Trump is deep state now?
    Derp state

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    Rex Tillerson has been fired. Experts say he did damage that could last “a generation.”


    Tillerson was “one of the worst secretaries of state” in modern history

    https://www.vox.com/world/2018/3/13/...ate-department


    same is true of the damage the Repug kakistocratic s of the oligarchy.

    Pruitt, Zinke, Devos, Senate packing Fed appeals courts with ideological, incompetent assholes, terrible damage to America that will take years, decades to reverse, if ever.

    America is ed and un able, and ed to enrich/empower/protect the oligarchy.






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    Lmao Trump about to appoint John Bolton

    War with Iran is a lock if that happens. getting real

    Is President Trump about to make this warmongering lunatic his national security adviser?

    Reports that John Bolton met with President Trump in the White House on Tuesday to discuss the possibility of him succeeding H.R. McMaster as national security adviser should send a chill down the spines of every American — and indeed of every person on the planet.

    a country with a less bellicose foreign policy establishment, Bolton would be considered a warmongering lunatic. But America's foreign policy establishment inclines toward reflexive militarism (on the grounds that American bombs, troops, and special operations forces are invariably a force for good in the world), and so Bolton comes off as merely somewhat more unhinged than his peers. But that shouldn't blind us to the enormous danger confronting us all if he were to ascend to such a powerful position in the Trump administration.

    Bolton thinks that war — by which I mean everything from the launching of missiles to the deployment of ground forces to foreign theaters of battle — is the solution to every problem the United States confronts in the world. That is not an exaggeration. I challenge readers to find any statement Bolton has made against any American act of war at any time anywhere. And no, Bolton's harsh words for the Obama administration's plans for a limited air strike against Syria in retaliation for Bashar al-Assad's use of chemical weapons in the country's civil war doesn't count, since the criticism amounted to the argument that the bombing would be too limited in scope.

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    ong the way, he also tried to assimilate Cuba into the "axis of evil" by accusing the country (on the basis of intelligence that was later debunked) of developing biological weapons and distributing them to Libya and Syria. He later advocated the targeted assassination of Libya's Moammar Gadhafi and then backed the Obama administration's military intervention there (which of course didn't stop him from blasting the Libyan action after it had devolved into Iraq-like chaos as "too little, too late"). He thinks the U.S. should have invaded Syria and overthrown Assad shortly after the Iraq invasion of 2003, just as he's made clear over and over again that he thinks it would be a splendid idea for the U.S to bomb Iran — and perhaps even a good thing for Israel to launch a preemptive nuclear strike against the country.

    And then there's North Korea, one of the biggest problems confronting the Trump administration and the world. It will surprise no one that Bolton favors a massive preemptive strike against the country — or that he waves away concerns about the potential for massive casualties and the possible negative consequences for America's strategic interests throughout the region. We would simply ask for China's help in bringing about a "controlled collapse of the North Korean regime." Sure the costs could be enormous. But for Bolton, the costs of avoiding war would clearly be greater.

    This is what defines Bolton's foreign policy thinking: the conviction that war is always the best option.

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    Having a man who so consistently — one might almost say instinctually — favors military action serving as the national security adviser to the president would be dangerous in any White House. But in the Trump administration it could be catastrophic.

    http://theweek.com/articles/759501/p...curity-adviser

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    Things keep getting better and better.... for war

    Long before Haspel became the #2 official at America’s premiere intelligence agency, however, she played a significant role in the Bush administration’s attempts to extract information from detainees through torture.

    As the New York Times reported last year, “as a clandestine officer at the Central Intelligence Agency in 2002, Gina Haspel oversaw the torture of two terrorism suspects and later took part in an order to destroy videotapes do enting their brutal interrogations at a secret prison in Thailand.”

    Nevertheless, Haspel reportedly ran an overseas detention site in Thailand, where two men were tortured. According to the New York Times, one detainee, Abu Zubaydah, was “waterboarded 83 times in a single month, had his head repeatedly slammed into walls and endured other harsh methods before interrogators decided he had no useful information to provide.”

    https://www.google.com/amp/s/thinkpr...1abc405b5/amp/

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    Wapo: Trash "decided" to fire McMaster

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