Bergie Bergeron
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Pretty simple.
Well, since they will all ruin this country but McCain will do it while sending troops to die, I'll go with McCain being the worst.
Where do you get this idea? They all have the same foreign policy playbook and speak of it freely. It might not be to their biggest crowds, but when asked specific questions, they are all shown to be the same.
NAFTA is killing Ohio. Good for Texas, bad for us here.
Obama
The Good:
Seems to be a bit more level headed on foreign policy than the other two
ALLAN NAIRN: Well, Obama’s top adviser is Zbigniew Brzezinski. Brzezinski gave an interview to the French press a number of years ago where he boasted about the fact that it was he who created the whole Afghan jihadi movement, the movement that produced Osama bin Laden. And he was asked by the interviewer, “Well, don’t you think this might have had some bad consequences?” And Brzezinski replied, “Absolutely not. It was definitely worth it, because we were going after the Soviets. We were getting the Soviets.” Another top Obama person—
AMY GOODMAN: I think his comment actually was, “What’s a few riled-up Muslims?” And this, that whole idea of blowback, the idea of arming, financing, training the Mujahideen in Afghanistan to fight the Soviets, including Osama bin Laden, and then when they’re done with the Soviets, they set their sights, well, on the United States.
ALLAN NAIRN: Right. And later, during Bill Clinton’s administration, during the Bosnia killing, the US actually flew some of the Afghan Mujahideen, the early al-Qaeda people—the US actually arranged for them to be flown from there to Bosnia to fight on the Muslim/NATO side.
all of the above is not a choice?