John Phillip Sousa – Hands across the Sea
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Afghanistan, Time For U.S. Troops To Leave that country for good, and let them fend for themselves , Training the Army and Police in Iraq and Afghanistan sounds good on paper in theory its sound , but just ask any returning serviceman for that region and they will tell you that the people of those countries hate the U.S, and don’t want us there. The Heroin comes into the west from the Poppy fields unabated from Afghanistan, nothing has changed lets use diplomacy , sanctions carpet bombing but pull up all the ground troops , let the CIA and Navy Seals hunt down any future Taliban leaders as they did Bin Ladin, but lets leave and have no more US. or our Allies blood shed, end
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The Middle Class is leaving New York, New York is Becoming Like A Third World Nation.. The very Rich and the Poor Only. The high cost of living is chasing away New York’s middle Class and its future as college graduates seek jobs and homes outside of New York, even thou the price of Real Estate sharply drops lower and lower the future to to middle class, its professionalization core and base leave the Metro New York area for parts unknown, to get decent housing at a moderate cost. whats left is the very rich who doesn’t seem to care about the high cost of living







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IF THERE IS ANY TIME TO NATIONALIZE AN INDUSTRY IT IS NOW , VISA VIE THE OIL COMPANIES. THE OIL COMPANIES HAVE NO SHAME or decency WHATSEVER , FIRST THING TO DO IS TAKE THEOIL-COMPANIES OFF THE STOCK MARKET , THE PRICES ARE MANIPULATED FROM THE MARKET , SECOND IS TO FREEZE ALL FUNDS HOME AND ABROAD. AND SEE IF THAT GETS THEIR ATTENTION, THIS MADNESS HAS TO STOP NOW remember what Barry Goldwater said ” Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice”Nationalize now or maybe you enjoy being racked over the coals each and every day with a price hike in gasoline at the pump, well i don’t end
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