Will the Beautiful Country of America out live the brutal Roman Empire?

With liberals who get rich living there, but detest it..

With dictators and thugs in mexico, Central and South America,

thugs and fanatics in the Middle East.....Would the world be better off if we just invaded those places....

Before you say America is corrupt etc.......realize one thing....

If you live in a mobile home in America...you live better than 50pct of the rest of the world...you have a telepone...runnning water......and electricity.....

Now you rich left wingers....like Mrs... Hillary Rodman Clinton..

yeah we have a lot in common...with her.....She recently said people living in trailors.... Think about Arkansaw....poor white and black trash living in trailers.....oops her comments were about New ORleans.....

I say...if a storm blows your cardboard home away.....rebuild.

I live in a mobile home....my choosing....

Will the Beautiful Country of America out live the brutal Roman Empire?

It won't last as long!

The words of Col David Hackworth

"And what the hell is terrorism, anyway? It's not a thing; it's not a place; it's not a person. It is a political and military strategy, that's all. Having a 'War On Terrorism' is as ridiculous as having a 'War on Flanking Maneuvers'. You'll end terrorism when there's no longer anything for anybody to get pissed off about."

"As for now, maybe if we looked at why people are pissed at us, we'd begin to understand. Hell, it doesn't matter whether they're right or wrong; it's what they perceive that motivates them. What you have to address is why they perceive things as they do. Only then will you start to get a clue. And spare me the bullshit about them hating us because of our freedom. We haven't been truly free in a long time. And now we're letting all this demagoguery convince us to give up what little liberty we have left. Big Brother Lives!

"Look at history, man. The Romans began with a republic, just like we did. The freedom and prosperity that followed made them complacent, apathetic. They became fat and happy, and mistakenly figured that government was responsible. Since their government was such a Good Thing, it didn't need watching, so few paid it any attention. Those with a knack for politics took advantage of that to increase their power, and also their stash. Eventually the republic degraded into an empire, and suffered the fate of all empires. They go broke trying to keep control of every place they've conquered.

"We're heading down the same road. Only this time, it's happening faster. It took three, four centuries for Rome to decline and fall. We might do it in three or four decades. Hell, maybe three or four years. Or months! Who the hell knows?"

He paused for a moment; I could see him trying to calm his breathing. He began to slowly read from the Wall, his eyes moving randomly over the panel. "David T. Hilton. William C. Langham. John A. Gibson. Richard Galan. Danny Lee Frye. Cecil D. Lamm. All these boys blown off the face of the Earth, because we just can't keep our noses out of what's happening on the other side of the world. Ever read George Washington's Farewell Address?"

I shook my head. "He told us not to concern ourselves with what other countries are doing to and amongst themselves. He said it would just get us mired in a big mess. But did we listen? Nooooo. He warned us! Jefferson warned us! Most all of the Founders warned us! John Quincy Adams, about thirty years later, said 'America does not go out in search of monsters to destroy.' Well, now we do, John Q.

"You know what I finally figured out? People don't start wars. Countries don't start wars. It's governments that start wars. ******' governments. And we go along with it. Whenever you see a problem, social or economic or political, and think that government should do something about the problem, do a little homework and you'll probably find that government is the source of the problem. And war is just the epitome of government problem solving. So what if a majority thinks that this coming war is right. The majority is just something that government manufactures and manipulates to give the appearance of legitimacy to what government does.

"And as for those government bozos who say that those who question their plans and motives is unpatriotic and aiding the enemy, well, they can just kiss my ***."

"Eight Purple Hearts. Ten Silver Stars. Twice awarded the Distinguished Service Cross. And now a virtual shoe-in for the Medal of Honor. You name the honor, Colonel David Hackworth got it. And Monday, his buddies, his soldiers and his admirers gathered in an Arlington Cemetery chapel to pay homage and remember this most decorated of American soldiers"

06-01-2005

A Real American Hero

By Neil Cavuto

Fox News

Will the Beautiful Country of America out live the brutal Roman Empire?

I think we could tell you live in a mobile home just by your sentence structure.

Will the Beautiful Country of America out live the brutal Roman Empire?

Yes. So much for diatribes.

Will the Beautiful Country of America out live the brutal Roman Empire?

Historically, when people who gave up their republics for empires their empire lasted about two hundred years, at average. We may be on the brink of something here. Comparison with the living conditions of other people isn't a valid point when it comes to whether or not the government is corrupt.

Aristotle said:

"Republics decline into democracies and democracies degenerate into despotisms."

We may be in the process of proving that.

Will the Beautiful Country of America out live the brutal Roman Empire?

The biggest threat to America is your attitude that you are the chosen people, this plays ok in America, but not so well in the rest of the world.

When you show no respect for the other people who share this world, they will have a hard time showing respect for you

"Brutal Roman Empire"? wow your not keeping track of Americas score very well: The most violent country on earth, the country with the most WMD, and the only country to use them

Will the Beautiful Country of America out live the brutal Roman Empire?

Somewhere 'in there' your looking for the answer. The biggest problem facing the world today is overpopulation. and not enough people have the intelligence or courage to say "The solution is birthcontrol".