follow the money, you will know the truth....

Submitted by warren bacon (United States), Apr 16, 2006 at 10:06

the american taxpayer has, for the past 75 years, been played for a sap. we have financed everything from the recovery of an ungrateful europe to a resurgent, dangerous, china. do any of you know just how much of your hard earned money goes to support the lifestyles of despots around the world? the amount is atonishing.

the same united nations that hates our guts has no problem swilling down taxpayer funded caviar and dom perignon at office parties all across manhatten, at mr and mrs america's expense. from the end of ww2, korea, vietnam, all the wrong moves seemingly made from good intentions. ever wonder why all of a sudden the price of a gallon of gas has almost tripled? ask mr bush's good friends the saudis, who suddenly decided to divert 30 per cent of our alloted supply to russia and china, her new found friends in the region.

guess keeping the royals safe from bin laden and his ilk wasn't enough to ensure their loyalty. how about our open borders and unenforced immigration program, by our elected officials who continue defy the will of 80 per cent of all americans, minus the 12 million lawbreakers of course. now we hear the clintons may have unknowingly helped the iranians with their nuclear program. why not, bill and hillary had no problem giving away the farm to china and russia, who in turn aided pakistan, north korea, and india, in obtaing their nuclear weapons.

sadly, this nation is finished. sooner than most of you realize. this summer we will witness the start of world war three. seems the russians have "lost" 250 of their tactical nuclear missiles. by coincidence, the new iranian ballistic missile is designed to carry such a warhead. anybody out there ever put a puzzle together? doesn't take a columbo to know that it all just doesn't add up.

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