Reality, though. Israel is probably gone in about 40 years. By that time, Arabs will be in the majority and more Jews will figure out it's easier to live in America or Europe where people aren't dropping rockets on you every day.
Unfortunately true, but we will be following them not too long after.
The disease of libtardism is destroying us with slow rot from within.
Was talking to some folks about the Straits of Hormuz situation and no one seemed to think we are justified fighting to keep those straits open.
While I agree we should try to bargain with the Iranians prior to war, if they block the straits we have to pound them into a bloody pile of shit. But the 9-11 Truthers, the dove types who slam the troops that fight for the freedom of the doves to slam them, and the people unwilling to have children because its too much hassle and takes away from their WOW time, all these are symptoms of our having given up on who and what we are as a culture of freedom lovers.
We exist as little isolated consumers in effect waiting for the first dictator to come along and strip us of everything we value.
And so, given enough time in this condition, it will eventually happen.
I don't think this is an issue of being "freedom lovers".
Most of our middle East policies have had nothing to do with "Freedom". They have to do with 1) Our insatiable craving for oil and 2) Our blind, mindless support of Zionism.
This isn't about supporting the troops, this is about questioning policy.
What we should have done in 1973, after the Yom Kippur War, and the oil shock that followed, was to go on a crash program to develop alternatives to oil. Instead we did the exact opposite. We increased our dependence on foreign oil.
The thing is that Oil is a global commodity. Very little of what come out of Hormuz actually ends up in our gas tanks. Asia and Europe get most of that while we mostly get our from Venazula, Canada, Mexico and our own sources. But if the price goes up, the price goes up.
Keep in mind, the Iranians have said that they will block the straights if we impose sanctions. We said we'll impose sanctions if they continue on their perfectly legal development of nuclear energy. (Iran, unilke Israel, has signed the Non-Poliferation treaty.) So we are in a situation where Iran
might be building a weapon that Israel said they aren't allowed to have. Because Israel is really, really scared that Iran might leverage that weapon diplomatically. Militarily, not so much. If they actually used it, they might take out Tel-Aviv and Israel will take out all of Iran's cities.
So again, here we have an example of exactly what I complained about, and everyone got all angry with me. We are doing Israel's dirty work, and risking our own fragile economic recovery and maybe the lives of our troops because Israel is afraid that Iran will have more diplomatic muscle when they have a bomb.
Hey, Toto, Papertiger, any of you fools want to argue the Zionists aren't running our foreign policy? Anyone.