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Mister Johnson, seriously. We've got so much going on right here on our own soil that we completely ignore or put on the back burner. We're ALWAYS meddling in someone else's business (although we definitely pick and choose who's actually having a problem and issues we maybe SHOULD get involved in, we don't). And I, too, wonder where the UN is in all this.
Blessings...
Wednesday, August 13th 2008 at 2:48PM
Dee Gray
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Yes we are indeed one or two missteps away from all hell breaking loose. The enemies of the United States are realizing that they can combine their forces and put a power move on us. That being said, the Bush Administration may have the last laugh, because he used the 'war on terror' to strategically place our military we we could be most effective in the event of an all out assault on US interests abroad. We may hate him and he may indeed be an imbecile, but in the long run he may actually be the person to save this country we all love so much.
Friday, August 15th 2008 at 10:29PM
Curly Morris
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What I don’t understand is why the United States has to get involved in the affairs of others when we have too many of our own ills. Who comes to help with our problems? Nobody. But we sure run to interfere with others – imperialism. The last administration sees to be worst at it. If there is another world war, life as we know it will be virtually over.
Friday, September 12th 2008 at 1:18PM
Will Saunders
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