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The day I left the US for what I thought would be the last time, April 7, 1976 I bought a newspaper in NYC to read on the plane. The headlines were "Congress cuts aid to Israel by $11 million." When I arrived in Europe I bought a copy of the 'International Herald Tribune'. Their headlines were "US Congress opts to keep aid to Israel at same level as last year." Cut? And aid for what? A couple of years later the US in their benevolence granted $110+ million in "aid" to Spain. In Spain, the papers stated that the US had rented the air bases and port bases for another 10 years for $110+ million. Aid? Rent? Benevolence is giving without expectation of recompense. Buying loyalty or paying rent is NOT benevolence. It is imposing your style of colonialism with money, and in some instances, with troup bases. Occupation by the military is still colonialism. Occupation by bribe is even more so. If I went around this country and purchased ALL the tickets to see Michael Moore's film "Fahrenheit 9/11" would that be benevolence (paying but not permitting the possibility of others in to see) or imperialism? I guess it depends on which side of the coin you are. On this side where we have to pay the 'whores', or on the other side where the 'whores' have to make a living and will take whatever the 'Johns (or Sams) will pay for the pleasure of their company. But when push comes to REAL shove, whom do you want on your side???? Whores may be nice to be in bed with, but will 'she' take a bullet for you??? Benevolent, my ass. We will do whatever we want as long as we have to money to pay for it. When we run out of money, we will be overrun by infidels (or Canadians). Infidels being those 'hos' that wouldn't take our money or the ones that did so they could be the next in line to run our collective 'civilization' into the ground.
"Popular dissidents are merely pacifiers given to us by the Government to keep us in line and thinking someone is making a ruckuss."
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