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US Election - November 6
I know this isn't to do with either Bond or even other movies, but it's important and it's tomorrow. And we don't have a discussion page for this.
Obama vs Romney
Predictions? Thoughts? Discussion?
Obama vs Romney
Predictions? Thoughts? Discussion?
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And a nerdy intellectual who came in looking for change but came up against real world politic and had his hands tied behind his back by the Zionists who run Israel.
The most powerful nation in the world, which dictates everything to do with our lives has 60 % of its voters that don't own passports and have never seen the sea. It truly is shocking that a nation who once developed the new and the radical has become a backward inbred society that has made multi-millonaries of a high paid prostitute (Kim K) and ignores the founding fathers' dream of a place where a man is born free and has the right to free speech. See the patriot act and Fox news.
Whatever happens it's going to be a bad 4 years for all of us in the rest of the world.
I'm not looking forward to Romney's foreign policy if he gets elected.
That is, unfortunately, the truth :(
a show of support for the psychopaths who
are waging war on innocent lives. The POTUS
is the front man for the government crime
syndicate. He does the bidding of the
psychopaths he works for. If you look at the
objective facts, it's clear that neither
'presidential puppet' is against the mass
murder of innocent people in other nations.
Neither tool will stop funneling our tax dollars
to Israel.
Neither psychopath is going to end the war,
end the Fed, stop the economy from
collapsing, create more jobs, restore the
middle class, fix healthcare, stop the
psychiatric drugging of the population, or the
illegal arrests and indefinite detentions of
dissenters, activists, and other innocent
people, or close GITMO, or house the
homeless, or solve the GMO issue in the
interests of the well-being of the population,
stop feeding us fluoride, end the fracking,
stop the police brutality, shred the Kill list,
ground the drones, cease the ethnic
cleansing, stop the TSA abuses, expose and
put an end to the serious pedophilia and
human trafficking problems, end the
genocide .
.. and that's not an all-inclusive list."
animal or inanimate object before I would
vote for Obama or Romney. To be subjected to
such a pathetic "election" in the US is
ridiculous. It appears our Illuminati bankster
friends are purposely riling us up with these
absolutely utterly pathetic choices. To what
end? Do they want a rebellion and then to go
hide in their bunkers under Denver airport
while DHS and the blue hats come in? They
better watch for what they wish for, if that
rebellion grows too big it could encompass
the military on the side of the people. The US
government is making no friends, only
enemies around the world and inside our own
borders.
It is tempting but futile to dissect the
theatrics of the debates, which are based
entirely on false premises to begin with. Not
one exhaustively argued "talking point"
addresses realities.
The carefully pre-selected issues assume a
host of falsehoods, from the legitimacy of the
wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the
destabilizations of Iran and Syria, to the need
for fiscal austerity.
These are rhetorical dog-and-pony shows
without real differences, beyond timing, style,
and method, by which they will execute
similar agendas.
Both sides largely agree on foreign policy.
Both sides proudly trumpet how best to inflict
crippling economic warfare on "nuclear Iran",
and topple Syria. The only argument is
whether the sequential multinational
stranglehold
("diplomacy") led by the Obama
administration continues apace, or, if
Romney/Ryan and the right will get what they
really want: an all-out
war with Iran.
Both sides agree on the same falsehoods
regarding the national debt (without
mentioning that the world war that they
enthusiastically wage is the main
expenditure) and the US financial crisis
(ignoring the fact that the financial "crisis"
and "bailout" was a
manipulation that centralized the power for
Wall Street constituents, the big banks, who
support both sides equally, at the expense of
US taxpayers).
In terms of social programs (that
will be cut in any case in order to pay for more
war), the Romney/Ryan contingent calls for an
immediate destruction of the entire social
structure of the US - a swift draconian end to
social programs such as Medicare and Social
Security - while the Obama administration
takes a more gradual approach.
Essentially, the candidates have already
admitted that they do not serve the interests
of most of humanity.
The media "analysis" of the election has been
stomach-turning - nothing more than insanity
heaped atop insanity. The chattering of
talking heads over infantile nonsense, such as
"who looks presidential", who got more
"gotchas" and "zingers". A dumbed-down
spectacle for a dumbed-down, manipulated
populace.
That pretty much sums it up.
BORIS JOHNSON FOR PRESIDENT!
In a perfect world my vote would be of course for Jed Bartlet - the best President the USA never had!
I vote for Obama...
I'm from Massachusetts, and it's very much a "Blue State", so our electoral votes will be going to Obama and the Democrats, even though Mitt Romney was our Governor a few years ago. He really just used our state as a stepping stone to try and become President. The states to keep an eye on are Florida and Ohio. Their are many polls out there with many different predictions about what will happen but the consensus seems to be that Obama will win. Here's a look at the Huffington Post's predicted electoral map. For all our sake, I hope they're right.
http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2012/romney-vs-obama-electoral-map
I'm voting tomorrow, but I still on the fence on who to vote for. I'm not really into politics, but I'll be trying to do some research tonight to get a better idea.
I'm a 'modern conservative' in that I'm conservative in my political, international, and economical views, but I support gay rights and other 'controversial' views (like atheism).
I do not support Romney simply because he's a republican. In fact, I wish he wasn't running for the Republican ticket, I'd much rather Ron Paul, or even Romney's running mate Paul Ryan were running for president.
But I do not support Obama for many reasons:
1. His healthcare bill is good for the people at the bottom levels of American society. The lower-middle class Americans and the poor people out of work for disability or on welfare. However, it is bad for the rest of Americans in the upper-middle class and upper class.
Rather than have the government essentially control the healthcare for all Americans, why not spend the time, effort, and money on helping only those who need it. Most middle class people DO NOT need government aided healthcare. Only those who are unfortunate enough to be out of work need assistance. I don't understand why I lose my healthcare individuality because of other people's misfortune.
Again, I'd rather the government focus on helping those who need it, and leaving the rest of us alone. Obama's healthcare plan is my biggest reason for not supporting him.
2. He's spending way too much money, and not necessarily where we need it. If your going to push us Trillions of dollars in debt, which in some scenarios may be necessary, apply it in necessary areas. Creating government programs and expanding on others will NOT help America get back out of debt. Your paying people to not work, essentially. Our government should be cutting spending everywhere we can, and focusing our money in areas of growth.
Obama's healthcare plan will be very beneficial for around half of Americans, but it's far too costly for the government to maintain when they cant even support the government programs, like Medicaid, Welfare, and Social Security, it currently has. Plus, it will also hinder many small businesses, who will be forced to limit all their employees to part-time or go bankrupt paying for their healthcare!
Those are the two main reasons I don't support Obama. He's spending too much, and creating programs that hinder over half of America to help the other half. We can't even support the government programs we currently have, don't add to them until we're back on our feet!
This is the first year I'm voting, and in fact I have already voted. I don't think Obama is some evil demon worshiper Muslim terrorist, and I'm tired of Republican's being viewed as such. I just don't support his healthcare plan and his economic plans.
Romney is an lackluster pick for the Republican ticket, but he is promising intelligent spending cuts and government reform, which is desperately needed right now.
He will not go to war with Iran. In fact he will likely encourage Israel to defend itself if it decides to take military action. He wants to move on from the Middle East and focus on domestic issues, but I think that is universal in today's politics (Obama supports the same).
I voted for Romney because I don't support Obama. But I've always believed in picking the right candidate, not party. If the day comes when a Democrat or Independent looks better, you can bet I'll vote for him/her.
It's quite stunning when you see the statistics so simply laid out. I would agree, but I fear most Americans aren't aware of their own situations.
I beg to differ...
http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2012/romney-vs-obama-electoral-map
Obama will win, and that will be good for the American people, and the world!
A war against Iran is by no means good news for the world.
But a nuclear armed Iran is?
America will not go to war in the middle east again, voluntarily. It would be political suicide of whoever makes that decision. We'd have to be attacked at home again, and hopefully that doesn't happen.
I agree. Iran will not get a nuke though under Obama because he likes to operate through clandestine operations. The CIA will not let Iran get a nuke, and if they are getting close, the CIA and Israel will work on a covert-opp to stop them.