Convivial · 26-30, F
Just to set the record slightly straighter..
The forts and the cavalry were there as part of an invading force into sovereign territory...
The forts and the cavalry were there as part of an invading force into sovereign territory...
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PicturesOfABetterTomorrow · 41-45, M
More like the US needs to learn like Britain did in the 50s that they are no longer an all powerful empire and no longer in a position to dictate anything.
But nothing has changed in the US since Smedley Butler.
The US foreign policy has always been about defending the Fortune 500.
But nothing has changed in the US since Smedley Butler.
The US foreign policy has always been about defending the Fortune 500.
sree251 · 46-50, M
@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow
The Brits are of "the old world" while Americans are of the new world. We are incapable of seeing the signs on the wall. We go where no one has gone before.
More like the US needs to learn like Britain did in the 50s that they are no longer an all powerful empire and no longer in a position to dictate anything.
The Brits are of "the old world" while Americans are of the new world. We are incapable of seeing the signs on the wall. We go where no one has gone before.
PicturesOfABetterTomorrow · 41-45, M
@sree251 Irelevant non sequitur.
And you are proof that cheerleaders of the American Empire are completely oblivious and blind.
You have convinced yourself that your empire is a special snowflake and will be different like every empire going back at least as far as Rome.
And you are proof that cheerleaders of the American Empire are completely oblivious and blind.
You have convinced yourself that your empire is a special snowflake and will be different like every empire going back at least as far as Rome.




