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taschen. Most do not kill wantonly however. Politicians spend peoples lives like you spend money.

The banksters making huge money so peace not in their interest. Blackrock and others getting fatter a fatter like ticks gorging on blood.

US considers 'mobile bases' for Pacific war Another imbecile idea of the usual armchair chicken hawks. For details, see here : [Link]

Looting, buggery, rape, torture, fighting, stabbing, its the 1600's all over again. Cultural enrichment comes in many forms.

Of course they did. When AmeriKa says its time to stop the war, then you have the axis blessing. Till then, more military aid for killing, and a...