Here's What the Buffalo Shooter's Alleged Manifesto Actually Says

Idiot boy... he said no such thing. He said he moved further to the right. He began as a communist and that's about as far to the Left on the spectrum as one can go. He wound up :
"On the political compass I fall in the mild-moderate authoritarian left category, and I would prefer to be called a populist."
Really funny considering his Avatar name.
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Bolton said Putin was waiting til Trump screwed up Nato in his second term.
You keep making claims without being able to provide any actual factual support of Same.

What Bolton warned about was the potential aftermath of the US pulling out of NATO, not that Redeploying US forces from Western Europe into the East would trigger an invasion.

You should probably learn to read for yourself instead of blindly accepting what others tell you as fact.
 
You keep making claims without being able to provide any actual factual support of Same.

What Bolton warned about was the potential aftermath of the US pulling out of NATO, not that Redeploying US forces from Western Europe into the East would trigger an invasion.

You should probably learn to read for yourself instead of blindly accepting what others tell you as fact.
yeah right lol
 
yeah right lol
So exactly as I said rather than what you claimed.

What Bolton warned about was the potential aftermath of the US pulling out of NATO, not that Redeploying US forces from Western Europe into the East would trigger an invasion.

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What a dolt.
 
Not at all, then. They had nothing to do with Booosh's corrupt bubble and bust, dupe. Change the gd channel...
What a complete idiot you are.

In 1969, Raines first worked in national politics, preparing a report for the Nixon administration on the causes and patterns of youth unrest around the country related to the Vietnam War.[3] He served in the Carter Administration as associate director for economics and government in the Office of Management and Budget and assistant director of the White House Domestic Policy Staff from 1977 to 1979. Then he joined Lazard Freres and Co., where he worked for 11 years and became a general partner. In 1991 he became Fannie's Mae's Vice Chairman, a post he left in 1996 in order to join the Clinton Administration as the Director of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, where he served until 1998. In 1999, he returned to Fannie Mae as CEO.

On December 21, 2004, Raines accepted what he called "early retirement"[4] from his position as CEO while U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission investigators continued to investigate alleged accounting irregularities. He was accused by The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO), the regulating body of Fannie Mae, of abetting widespread accounting errors, which included the shifting of losses so senior executives, such as himself, could earn large bonuses.[5]

In 2006, the OFHEO announced a suit against Raines in order to recover some or all of the $90 million in payments made to Raines based on the overstated earnings,[6] initially estimated to be $9 billion but have been announced as $6.3 billion.[7]

Civil charges were filed against Raines and two other former executives by the OFHEO in which the OFHEO sought $110 million in penalties and $115 million in returned bonuses from the three accused.[8] On April 18, 2008, the government announced a settlement with Raines together with J. Timothy Howard, Fannie's former chief financial officer, and Leanne G. Spencer, Fannie's former controller dismissing its charges. The three executives maintained their denial of the charges but agreed to the payment of fines totaling about $3 million, which were paid by Fannie's insurance policies. Raines also agreed to donate to charity the proceeds from the sale of $1.8 million of his Fannie stock newly issued to him by the company and to give up stock options, which were valued at $15.6 million when issued. The stock options however had no value.[citation needed] The OFHEO press release said Raines also gave up an estimated $5.3 million of "other benefits" said to be related to his pension and forgone bonuses. Raines denied that he gave up any such benefits or paid any money out of pocket for the settlement.[9]
 
Their health care costs half what ours does...We are the richest by far, but with the GOP worst inequality and upward mobility ever anywhere by far, super dupe...also we have 10X the prison pop...great job!


They do not pay for their own national defense.....they do not pay for the drugs that are developed and refuse to pay a fair price for the drugs we sell them.....they do not create new technologies......they live off of us like a millenial in their parents basement...
 
You really hate it when your god is criticized, don't you?
I'm not the one collecting a check every month... that would be you.
Yes, we know why you ignore the proofs that it's bad science. Because you want everyone (except criminals) disarmed.
Except you haven't proven it's bad science. You've proven you don't want it to be true.

So every year, we have
23,000 gun suicides (because guns are there when people feel that impulse)
16,000 gun homicides (more likely to be an abusive partner than an actual criminal)
1000 homicides related to law enforcement (which only happen because our cops are trigger happy having to deal with an armed populace.)
800 accidents involving guns (many involving children)
200 homicides where civilians are ruled justified in shooting someone (more likely to be an abusive partner than a criminal)

Sounds to me like the the "cure" is far worse than the disease.

You hate them because they've seen the failure of Communism first-hand, and their experiences don't support your Soviet programming.
No, I hate them because they refuse to do what my Grandparents had to do--- become Americans. We are still following a foolish policy towards Cuba because no one wants to offend this small constiuency.
 

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