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http://finance.yahoo.com/news/4-reasons-us-recovering-leaving-084953322.html

4 reasons US is recovering...and leaving the world behind

Signs of modestly higher inflation and a robust jobs market in the U.S. have many economists cheering the recovery in the world's largest economy. Despite this optimism, one asset management firm has signaled that this could mean a gloomy future for the rest of the world.
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That must make you angry and disappointed, mazHur Butt the bitchy whining terrorist loving racist pervert hater of the US :D
 
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No, I am not......I'm not involved in any way with your war.
And the US does not target citizens in Pk or Afg, just terrorists.
Civilians do get in close proximity to terrorist leader and they unfortunately suffer the consequences of the terrorist war Pakistan started.
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But a while ago you said you 'can' t promise' that innocent person won' t be killed in drone attack??
How come you turn around now ,,,and seek exoneration ? So mean of you!
 
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http://finance.yahoo.com/news/4-reasons-us-recovering-leaving-084953322.html

4 reasons US is recovering...and leaving the world behind



That must make you angry and disappointed, mazHur Butt the bitchy whining terrorist loving racist pervert hater of the US :D
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look, I am not saying this but someone did!

'Foolish and Backward Nation': A Self-Effacing Chinese Satire of America
DAVID WERTIMESEP 5 2012, 7:08 AM ET


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"The U.S. is actually a giant, undeveloped farming village," begins an anonymous web post that's actually a subtle critique of China itself.
 
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No, I am not......I'm not involved in any way with your war.
And the US does not target citizens in Pk or Afg, just terrorists.
Civilians do get in close proximity to terrorist leader and they unfortunately suffer the consequences of the terrorist war Pakistan started.
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You ARE involved in the WAR...don't act like a renegade, buster!
 
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This is a book review....you can buy and read it and tell me where Pakistan is mentioned therein?


America Goes Backward

Stanley Hoffmann
JUNE 12, 2003 ISSUE
1.
Less than two and a half years after it came to power, the Bush administration, elected by fewer than half of the voters, has an impressive but depressing record. It has, in self-defense, declared one war—the war on terrorism—that has no end in sight. It has started, and won, two other wars. It has drastically changed the strategic doctrine and the diplomatic position of the United States, arguing that the nation’s previous positions were obsolete and that the US has enough power to do pretty much as it pleases. At home, as part of the war on terrorism, it has curbed civil liberties, the rights of refugees and asylum seekers, and the access of foreign students to US schools and universities. It holds in custody an unknown number of aliens and some Americans treated as “enemy combatants,” suspected but not indicted, whose access to hearings and lawyers has been denied. The Republican majority in both houses of Congress and the courts’ acceptance of the notion that the President’s war powers override all other concerns have given him effective control of all the branches of government. The administration’s nominees to the courts would consolidate its domination of the judiciary.
 
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11 Ways America Was Still Backwards In 2013

December 31, 2013 | 8:32 p.m. PST



Senior Opinion Editor
revealed that the government has access to data from phone companies, most major internet companies and basically every inch of your digitized private life, the National Security Agency actually had the nerve to suggest that it's allowed to do all of that stuff. In a hearing before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee earlier this month, NSA Director Keith Alexander argued against imposing limits on government surveillance programs and also noted that the NSA has top level accountability procedures.

To be clear, limitless surveillance... is limitless surveillance. What Alexander is arguing is akin to suggesting that the government has the right to watch you at all times, no matter who you're with and what you're doing, and regardless of whether or not they have probable cause. Not only is this alarmingly creepy, it's also in violation of several constitutionally guaranteed rights. As for accountability, what good is accountability when it's internal, that is, only to the same folks who are perpetrating these actions in the first place? There's got to be hundreds of dystopian novels out there regarding a surveillance-related demise. And here we are...

2. Rape Is Everywhere... And Nowhere At The Same Time

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2013 was a pretty explosive year fo

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This is a book review....you can buy and read it and tell me where Pakistan is mentioned therein?


America Goes Backward

Stanley Hoffmann
JUNE 12, 2003 ISSUE
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Less than two and a half years after it came to power, the Bush administration, elected by fewer than half of the voters, has an impressive but depressing record. It has, in self-defense, declared one war—the war on terrorism—that has no end in sight. It has started, and won, two other wars. It has drastically changed the strategic doctrine and the diplomatic position of the United States, arguing that the nation’s previous positions were obsolete and that the US has enough power to do pretty much as it pleases. At home, as part of the war on terrorism, it has curbed civil liberties, the rights of refugees and asylum seekers, and the access of foreign students to US schools and universities. It holds in custody an unknown number of aliens and some Americans treated as “enemy combatants,” suspected but not indicted, whose access to hearings and lawyers has been denied. The Republican majority in both houses of Congress and the courts’ acceptance of the notion that the President’s war powers override all other concerns have given him effective control of all the branches of government. The administration’s nominees to the courts would consolidate its domination of the judiciary.
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Idiot...look at the date of the article ;)
 
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11 Ways America Was Still Backwards In 2013

December 31, 2013 | 8:32 p.m. PST



Senior Opinion Editor
revealed that the government has access to data from phone companies, most major internet companies and basically every inch of your digitized private life, the National Security Agency actually had the nerve to suggest that it's allowed to do all of that stuff. In a hearing before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee earlier this month, NSA Director Keith Alexander argued against imposing limits on government surveillance programs and also noted that the NSA has top level accountability procedures.

To be clear, limitless surveillance... is limitless surveillance. What Alexander is arguing is akin to suggesting that the government has the right to watch you at all times, no matter who you're with and what you're doing, and regardless of whether or not they have probable cause. Not only is this alarmingly creepy, it's also in violation of several constitutionally guaranteed rights. As for accountability, what good is accountability when it's internal, that is, only to the same folks who are perpetrating these actions in the first place? There's got to be hundreds of dystopian novels out there regarding a surveillance-related demise. And here we are...

2. Rape Is Everywhere... And Nowhere At The Same Time

usc%20rape.jpg
(Maria Rodriguez)


2013 was a pretty explosive year fo

http://www.neontommy.com/news/2013/12/11-ways-america-was-still-backwards-2013
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neontommy a credible source? Ha ha ha ha!
 
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neontommy a credible source? Ha ha ha ha!
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He says he's an American and that is enough to believe his word. His word is confirmed by other sources also...
Look at the Rape rate published by your Justice Deptt ,,it's horrible..
If you do not agree with your fellow American why not pounce at him and test the power of your truth??
You won't because I know you are a mum dad puppy!!
 
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Nope....not in the military or a politician....just a concerned citizen that would like to see you evil doers in Pakistan flattened :D
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SOAB am too a civilian like you, how dare you accuse me of being a mothafucking terrorist or their sympathizer?

You are sick, boy!
 
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He says he's an American and that is enough to believe his word. His word is confirmed by other sources also...
Look at the Rape rate published by your Justice Deptt ,,it's horrible..
If you do not agree with your fellow American why not pounce at him and test the power of your truth??
You won't because I know you are a mum dad puppy!!
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Neontommy ........Ha ha ha ha!
You look desperate :D
 
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Neontommy ........Ha ha ha ha!
You look desperate :D
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YOU ASKED FOR IT...HERE IS ANOTHER SHOT!!

While Britain stagnates, America is roaring back
Five years after the start of the Great Recession, America is fast recovering its might
51 CommentsDaniel W. Drezner 29 June 2013
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Predicting the decline of the United States has been in vogue since the birth of American hegemony. Sputnik, Vietnam, stagflation, budget deficits, trade deficits and even the end of the Cold War all triggered predictions of the end of America. With the 2008 financial crisis, however, there seemed to be a sense that this time was different. Tomes with titles like The Post-American Worldand The End of Influence began to appear on bookshelves. Germany’s finance minister confidently predicted that the United States was entering its last days as a financial superpower. Serious commentators spoke about how a ‘Beijing consensus’ would supplant the ‘Washington consensus’. America looked as if it would disappear in a vortex of debt.

Fast forward to this year, and a funny thing has happened to American influence — it’s unbowed. The very suggestion that America may be strong enough not to need quantitative easing sent global financial markets into spasm last week. If America was coming off life support, then the subsidies for all kinds of financial packages would end. As one financial strategist told theNew York Times, ‘The Fed isn’t just the US’s central bank. It’s the world’s central bank.’ This point was not lost in Britain, where government borrowing costs surged. It’s said that when America sneezes, Britain catches a cold. But even as America gets better, Britain can remain ill.
 
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That's good....they are welcome as long as they don't kill innocent men, women and children.
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This is exactly what I mean about you being an advocate for the terrorists.
Your nation starts a terrorist war and then refuses responsibility for the consequences.
Reality check, mazHur, you bitchy whining terrorist loving racist pervert........you are just going to have to keep whining because drones are a potential solution.
 
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Holy shit! Even Canada doesn't trust you!!
See how stone gets roasted.....!!


Conrad Black: A merger with the U.S. would be a great leap backwards for Canada
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Conrad Black | January 18, 2014 | Last Updated: Jan 17 3:04 PM ET
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My relations with my National Post colleague Diane Francis have had their ups and downs over three decades or so. We have gotten over some rough patches, including a period of a couple of


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