MITT ROMNEY's POLICE STATE USA # 'An American Century - A Strategy to Secure America’s Enduring Interests and Ideals'

What about the "Diagonally"?

You like the way Obama responded to 9/11 better than George Bush and do not want another George Bush, yes?

Given the fact that 9/11 was an inside job?

Would Neocons Control Romney?
By Paul R. Pillar
September 13, 2012

Mitt Romney has articulated few substantive differences between himself and President Obama on foreign policy, but a Romney victory could dramatically change the U.S. approach to the world because he, like George W. Bush, is surrounding himself with neocon advisers, notes ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar.

It has become almost a truism that foreign policy will not be a major determinant of the outcome of this year’s presidential election. Foreign policy has played a tiny role in the Republican campaign.

Because it takes two to tangle on any campaign issue, foreign affairs are unlikely to become prominent in the remaining eight weeks of the campaign despite any Democratic efforts to make them so, and despite one of the presidential debates in October being devoted to the subject.

One of the clearest measures of Republican preferences about foreign affairs as far as the campaign is concerned is how remarkably little attention Mitt Romney gave to the topic in his acceptance speech at the Republican convention. What little he did say cannot fairly be described as laying out policy but instead consisted of dispensing a few phrases about such things as throwing allies under buses.

The conventional interpretation of all this is surely correct: that the Romney campaign simply doesn’t see votes to be gained on foreign relations, in the face of what is generally seen as successful foreign policy by the incumbent and a difficulty by the challenger in identifying specific and significant things that he would do differently.

The Romney strategists evidently have concluded that any effort on their part to develop new and more substantive lines of attack on foreign affairs would only detract attention from their laser-like focus on blaming President Obama for everything untoward in the nation’s fiscal and economic affairs.

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Romney’s Curious View of Freedom
By Robert Parry
September 28, 2012

Election 2012 is a choice between two visions for America’s future and also a contest between two versions of the U.S. past. Mitt Romney and the Tea Party draw from a national narrative that claims the Framers opposed a strong central government, while President Obama sees the opposite, writes Robert Parry.

Mitt Romney is famous for answers so disconnected from what normal people say that some observers joke that he must be from another planet. He lands in Michigan and declares “the trees are the right height.” He goes on a TV show and says he “wears as little as possible” to bed, which would suggest nudity or some moral clash with his Mormon faith.And when the Republican presidential nominee is asked on CBS’ “60 Minutes” about the specifics of his tax plan, he demurs with the response: “The devil’s in the details. The angel is in the policy, which is creating more jobs.” A reasonable reaction to such an answer might be, “What the hell is that supposed to mean?”

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Lmao. Wow I never saw it that way! You should definitely be working on the Robme/Paul Liar campaign, if only they had more persuasive people like you...

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OP, now tell us how Obama and the democrats love and promote the police state.

I've been telling people he is anti-liberty but they are so 'anyone but obama' it's like talking to a wall - even when you back up your statements with undeniable facts like his voting record and videos of his own quotes in context... they still don't care.. he is going to be our savior in their mind.

The powers that be are so smart they have people begging for Romney. lol

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becomes perfectly clear: "It's a Big Club, and we're not in it!"

I would rather take my chances of danger and live free, buddy. He who would trade liberty for some temporary security, deserves neither liberty nor security.

Great, thank you. We see eye to eye on this issue.

It's very troubling how partisan hacks are only concerned with fighting tyranny when it comes from the other side.

Being tasteless as he is I doubt it...

stick beast bible code Romneyin google and you'll find it instant in the hebrew bible codes.The beast is MRomneyand much more.

The right hand man of the man with a plan.

and good men did nothing you'll get the leader you deserve.

The Beast diguiest as a Mormon?

No way!

Mor(m)on...

ahhh the matrix of the code addresses this.

1.the beast of a demon
2.shadow of a religion he's personified
3.666 knowledge of Godlike things
4.the cult of a dead thing

There are other lines in the matrix I particularly
like.

1.His shadow is Bush.

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Neo-cons of today: Premium ignorance

The old Boston Consulting Group team of Republican US presidential nominee Mitt Willard Romney and Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, who was briefly known in Boston as Benjamin Bin Nitai, is telling enough.

Romney’s sycophantic support for Netanyahu and his reliance on neo-conservative retreads from the Bush-Cheney administration has all but erased any standing the Republican nominee has in the Arab and Muslim worlds.

Romney’s hitching of his Middle East foreign policy wagon to Netanyahu received a severe blow when Netanyahu delivered a school teacher-like lecture to the UN General Assembly on setting a “red line” representing 90 percent uranium enrichment for Iran’s nuclear program.

Netanyahu displayed a cartoon image of a sizzling bomb that evoked memories of American cartoons that used similar bombs in scenes of the “Road Runner” outwitting his nemesis, “Wile E. Coyote” and “Rocky and Bullwinkle,” in which Russian agents Boris Badenov and Natasha tried to kill Rocky the Squirrel and Bullwinkle the Moose.

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hypothetically speaking. let's say romney wins. what are you going to do when he doesn't repeal obamacare, deregulates the banks and continues other policies that obama and bush did before him?

The OP is obviously an Obozo loving piece of shit!

Hey, Piece of Shit AC, it's a Big Club, and You & Me ain't in it!



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Some "nice to haves" in there, but I'm unsettled about the title.

Echoes of the PNAC....

2 party system..no thanks. this country has been in trouble a long time and now i sometimes feel it's hopeless.the world looks at us and blames our govenment for everything.but it's not our governemnt it does not belong or represent the peole.so problem is "we the people" need to wake up but they won't.. this is to answer you roxy