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'Parent or Guardian' Must Sign This Treaty
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Bush, Russia and Nuclear War
"Parent or Guardian" Must Sign This Treaty
By Anthony C. LoBaido Published 05. 31. 02 at 21:52 Sierra Time
There is a term in the Russian language: "Krasnaya Zhariya." It means "Red Dawn." I learned this term from an ex-Russian KGB agent while living abroad in Cyprus. I don't speak Russian very well, and I earned only a "D" in a course called "Geography of the Soviet Union" while a student at Arizona State. But I do know that something is very wrong with America's approach to Russia in 2002 AD.
In 1984 Americans watched a movie by the title of "Red Dawn" and it chilled us to the bone. It starred Patrick Swayze, Charlie Sheen and Lea Thompson. Who can forget Lea (these days the TV star of "Caroline in the City") shooting down Russian Special Forces with her AK-47 in front of McDonalds. That was chilling. I can assure you that even today, the mere thought of "Caroline in the City" is enough to give any Russian Special Forces soldier nightmares.
Ah, the 1980's! Remember the Cold War? Remember when every tiny detail of the SALT talks captured the interest of average Americans? Remember the May Day parade in Moscow when the Russians carted out their nuclear warheads down the avenue while America unveiled giant balloons depicting Under Dog and Snoopy during our holidays?
Remember our dance of joy when America's college kids beat the world's elite - the Soviet Army hockey team -- at Lake Placid for the gold medal in the 1980 Winter Olympics? This was only one year after the same Soviet Army team annihilated America's and Canada's elite NHL All Star team, which had cancelled the start of the NHL season and held a training camp before the slaughter. Thus there were no excuses available for the North American trading bloc. I mean Western Civilization. I mean Canada and America. I mean NAFTA. Okay it was, in politically correct retrospect, Canadian and American NHL All Stars, skating like Mexicans, against the Soviet Army team. Glad we cleared that up.
Remember when we were afraid we would see Russian troops racing across Europe eating up all of the croissants?
Well the 1980's seem like the age of Charles Martel these days. President Bush Jr. just handed over 66 percent of our nuclear weapons to a KGB-trained agent in his recent treaty.
Where is the outcry?
Under former President Reagan, America had so many missiles that I could just die telling you how many. Like 50,000 or so. Now we have what, 1,700? 2,200? This newfangled treaty is vague, talking about dismantling many of the nuclear weapons and leaving them around to re-mantle whenever one got the hankerin' to do so. There is a three-month window for either side to pull out of the treaty. That's the warranty - 90 days, like for your VCR.
"Russia is our friend," Bush tells us again and again. Does he actually believe this?
If Russia was indeed our friend, they wouldn't care if we had a missile shield. Do you care if your neighbor locks his car at night or installs a burglar alarm system? The Russians whine about our missile shield for only ONE reason. They are planning to attack us some day. Does Togo care about our missile shield? Does Djibouti care? I bet they are rioting in the streets of Sri Lanka over America's proposed missile shield.
Caveat Emptor. If you saw the Putin-Bush news conference on CNN and studied it in detail -- as LoBaido did -- you would have noted that both Russian leader Putin and Putin's translator spoke better English than Bush. So did Bush's translator. Okay this is something that is not hard to do, but it was kind of creepy. In fact, I think they all spoke better English while actually speaking Russian. Bush's Russian was NOT very good. Oh, I forgot he was speaking English - but it sounded very Russian!
You would have also noticed that Bush is in love with the terms "Russia" and "market economy." As if! Bush is beholden to U.S. corporations and has globalist designs. (This is why he wears a sombrero when it comes to dealing with Mexico. You know Mexico, that country to the south where our Muslim friends store their cyanide for safekeeping).
Bush seems as though he is actually trying to convince himself that Russia is our friend. At the press conference he kept saying things like, "America has no interest in viewing Russia as an enemy." Well, duh! Russia can reduce our cities to rubble in like 20 minutes. They can turn all of America into the South Bronx. They also have heaps of biological and biochemical weapons. Worse of all Russia still has lots of hairy women with Olympic medals hanging on the mirrors in their bedrooms - where they hopefully sleep alone.
Caveat Emptor: Imagine all of America's kids, dressed in their baggy gang clothes, with their tattoos and body and * piercings and weird * hair, walking around in our postmodern nuclear wasteland, vomiting up their teeth, sick from radiation poisoning? Who will be left to watch South Park or listen to Kirk Cobain CD's? Who will be left to salute the United Nations flag?
Since America's national survival has been severely compromised by Bush's recent nuclear treaty with the Russians, it is time to separate fact from fiction.
Russia is arming and signing treaties with Communist China against America. China has established beach heads in Panama, Sudan, South Africa, Burma, the Bahamas and set up space warfare infrastructure near Swakopmund, Namibia.
It was just a few years ago that former Russian President Boris Yeltsin threatened nuclear attack against America vis-?-vis the Serbian crisis. Some friends huh? How about an orange afro? Want the paint sucked off your house? Rent the films "Spies Like Us," "The Day After" and "Miracle Mile" for details.
Boris Yeltsin also threatened nuclear attack against Norway after that nation launched an innocuous satellite for scientific purposes. We blame it all on Boris' vodka, but we are wrong. And what does this man have against blondes anyway? I'll bet he probably hates Jack in the Box tacos and The X Files as well.
Russia is bullying Denmark into not allowing a U.S. missile shield to be set up in Greenland -- a land which Denmark controls. Russia has recently moved tactical nuclear weapons within striking distance of Denmark via a remote province in Western Russia. (Greenland is ice, and Iceland is green, when the Viking raiders came to steal the women, they switched names. Maybe its time for Americans to start teaching their kids geography again instead of how to put a condom on a banana and salute the United Nations flag).
Russia is arming Iran and Iran is ready to kick the hell out of Israel. Iran arms Hezbollah in Lebanon, which likes to lob missiles at Israel. It's all very convenient.
Russia still covets a warm water port to the south. Read the book, "Last Dash to the South" by Vladimir Zhyrinovsky, the right wing nationalist and anti-globalist. Russia is arming the FARC rebels in Columbia who control an area of that country the size of Switzerland.
Russia's infiltration of the CIA, NSA and FBI is so great (achieved under the Clinton regime) that the Russians have now closed down their listening post in Cuba. They simply don't need it anymore. Think of it as a going out of business sale. Why buy the cow when the milk is free? (But keep shopping at the mall, because Russia is our friend! Don't forget that we have men like Hanssen and Ames in the intelligence agencies to protect us. Plus Madeline Half-bright and Condi Rice, trained by the Marxists at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California. Maybe they are grooming Chelsea Clinton out there as well?).
Russia supports the communists in power in South Africa, Congo/Zaire, Angola, Namibia, Zimbabwe and elsewhere. The strategic mineral treasure chest of Southern Africa, which fuels the Western military industrial complex, can now be shut off at any time. The Cape of Good Hope off of South Africa is ripe for Russian and Chinese control, thanks to the Marxist ANC regime in South Africa.
The former Warsaw Pact nations are now merging into NATO.
Oh and by the way, Russia is merging into NATO. That's smart. So they are merging into NATO and with Communist China. Hmm, that's a neat trick. But its okay cause Russia is allowing America to build an oil pipeline through Afghanistan. That's a great trade off Mr. Bush, right?
Russia launders billions in drug money on the Pacific island of Nauru, which has a population of 11,000 and is a full United Nations member, while Taiwan is not allowed inside the U.N. Go figure. Russia also launders drug money in Cyprus and Macedonia. This money fuels the KGB and rouge Russian military activities, like training the Aum Shin Rikyo cult/mental patients of Japan.
Russia arms North Korea and sells North Korea satellite photos of U.S. troop positions in South Korea, Japan and elsewhere.
Russians are tough. They chew nails and spit out carpet tacks. We watch professional wrestling and our idea of exercise is driving by two exits on the freeway without take a bite out of our calzone.
Russians are far better educated than Americans. They can reassemble nuclear missiles faster than the time it takes for your child to put his nose ring in, or microwave a Stouffer's French Bread Pizza. (Yummie!)
Russia as a society that is basically monolithically white and has few racial problems. As such, during a nuclear exchange, combined with their advanced civil defense, they will most likely survive as a nation. And this is a nation with 11 time zones.
Russians will follow any nationalist leader who gives them (A.) Lots of vodka and (B.) Five different kinds of sausages. But we in America still have better frozen pizza, spaghetti sauce in a can or jar, football, porno and crack! We also can boast of Madonna, Michael Jackson, MTV and Dennis Rodman.
Russians are angry at American arrogance during the 1990's after the Cold War "ended." Clinton and Co. pushed the Russians into the arms of the Chinese.
Russia actually fights radical Islam. They don't send visa renewal forms to terrorists or leave their borders unguarded.
Russia doesn't use women in forward combat positions. When the Russian army went into a certain Chechen village looking for a handful of terrorists, they killed over 20,000 civilians who got in the way. The terrorists escaped, but that did not deter the "poorly trained" Russian army. They are tough, vicious and brutal. These troops also actually enjoy eating bad food, wearing fake designer clothing and they rarely wear Old Spice deodorant.
Russia's intelligence services have not -- unlike America's, the UK's, Australia's and Canada's -- been ruined by political correctness.
Russians care about their families.
Siberia has tons of natural resources, including oil.
Not long ago, Russia's air force carried out a successful mock attack on America's Pacific Fleet. The Russian jets in fact, passed over our ships TWO times before our Navy launched aircraft to attempt an intercept. The mad Russians probably could have sunk our ships with ease during this attack if they had wanted. But since they are our "friends" they didn't.
Russia's submarines have been mapping the continental shelf off of America's West Coast. It's a nice hiding place to park a sub loaded with nuclear missiles. It's a cool hang out for "friends", that Continental shelf.
Let's face facts. Most of the Russian people are very nice. But some of their leaders are very angry, anti-American, pro-Chinese and are preparing for war against us.
For now, we have no choice but to let President Bush Jr. go on with his notion that Russia is "America's friend." Let's just hope that this missile treaty with the Russians isn't valid until Vice President Dick Chaney signs on the line that reads, ""Parent or Guardian signature required."
http://www.sierratimes.com/02/06/01/lobaido.htm
Anthony C. LoBaido is an international correspondent for WorldNetDaily.com
c 2002 SierraTimes.com (unless otherwise noted)
"If cowardly and dishonorable men sometimes shoot unarmed men with army pistols or guns, the evil must be prevented by the penitentiary and gallows, and not by a general deprivation of a constitutional privilege." - Arkansas Supreme Court, 1878
"Parent or Guardian" Must Sign This Treaty
By Anthony C. LoBaido Published 05. 31. 02 at 21:52 Sierra Time
There is a term in the Russian language: "Krasnaya Zhariya." It means "Red Dawn." I learned this term from an ex-Russian KGB agent while living abroad in Cyprus. I don't speak Russian very well, and I earned only a "D" in a course called "Geography of the Soviet Union" while a student at Arizona State. But I do know that something is very wrong with America's approach to Russia in 2002 AD.
In 1984 Americans watched a movie by the title of "Red Dawn" and it chilled us to the bone. It starred Patrick Swayze, Charlie Sheen and Lea Thompson. Who can forget Lea (these days the TV star of "Caroline in the City") shooting down Russian Special Forces with her AK-47 in front of McDonalds. That was chilling. I can assure you that even today, the mere thought of "Caroline in the City" is enough to give any Russian Special Forces soldier nightmares.
Ah, the 1980's! Remember the Cold War? Remember when every tiny detail of the SALT talks captured the interest of average Americans? Remember the May Day parade in Moscow when the Russians carted out their nuclear warheads down the avenue while America unveiled giant balloons depicting Under Dog and Snoopy during our holidays?
Remember our dance of joy when America's college kids beat the world's elite - the Soviet Army hockey team -- at Lake Placid for the gold medal in the 1980 Winter Olympics? This was only one year after the same Soviet Army team annihilated America's and Canada's elite NHL All Star team, which had cancelled the start of the NHL season and held a training camp before the slaughter. Thus there were no excuses available for the North American trading bloc. I mean Western Civilization. I mean Canada and America. I mean NAFTA. Okay it was, in politically correct retrospect, Canadian and American NHL All Stars, skating like Mexicans, against the Soviet Army team. Glad we cleared that up.
Remember when we were afraid we would see Russian troops racing across Europe eating up all of the croissants?
Well the 1980's seem like the age of Charles Martel these days. President Bush Jr. just handed over 66 percent of our nuclear weapons to a KGB-trained agent in his recent treaty.
Where is the outcry?
Under former President Reagan, America had so many missiles that I could just die telling you how many. Like 50,000 or so. Now we have what, 1,700? 2,200? This newfangled treaty is vague, talking about dismantling many of the nuclear weapons and leaving them around to re-mantle whenever one got the hankerin' to do so. There is a three-month window for either side to pull out of the treaty. That's the warranty - 90 days, like for your VCR.
"Russia is our friend," Bush tells us again and again. Does he actually believe this?
If Russia was indeed our friend, they wouldn't care if we had a missile shield. Do you care if your neighbor locks his car at night or installs a burglar alarm system? The Russians whine about our missile shield for only ONE reason. They are planning to attack us some day. Does Togo care about our missile shield? Does Djibouti care? I bet they are rioting in the streets of Sri Lanka over America's proposed missile shield.
Caveat Emptor. If you saw the Putin-Bush news conference on CNN and studied it in detail -- as LoBaido did -- you would have noted that both Russian leader Putin and Putin's translator spoke better English than Bush. So did Bush's translator. Okay this is something that is not hard to do, but it was kind of creepy. In fact, I think they all spoke better English while actually speaking Russian. Bush's Russian was NOT very good. Oh, I forgot he was speaking English - but it sounded very Russian!
You would have also noticed that Bush is in love with the terms "Russia" and "market economy." As if! Bush is beholden to U.S. corporations and has globalist designs. (This is why he wears a sombrero when it comes to dealing with Mexico. You know Mexico, that country to the south where our Muslim friends store their cyanide for safekeeping).
Bush seems as though he is actually trying to convince himself that Russia is our friend. At the press conference he kept saying things like, "America has no interest in viewing Russia as an enemy." Well, duh! Russia can reduce our cities to rubble in like 20 minutes. They can turn all of America into the South Bronx. They also have heaps of biological and biochemical weapons. Worse of all Russia still has lots of hairy women with Olympic medals hanging on the mirrors in their bedrooms - where they hopefully sleep alone.
Caveat Emptor: Imagine all of America's kids, dressed in their baggy gang clothes, with their tattoos and body and * piercings and weird * hair, walking around in our postmodern nuclear wasteland, vomiting up their teeth, sick from radiation poisoning? Who will be left to watch South Park or listen to Kirk Cobain CD's? Who will be left to salute the United Nations flag?
Since America's national survival has been severely compromised by Bush's recent nuclear treaty with the Russians, it is time to separate fact from fiction.
Russia is arming and signing treaties with Communist China against America. China has established beach heads in Panama, Sudan, South Africa, Burma, the Bahamas and set up space warfare infrastructure near Swakopmund, Namibia.
It was just a few years ago that former Russian President Boris Yeltsin threatened nuclear attack against America vis-?-vis the Serbian crisis. Some friends huh? How about an orange afro? Want the paint sucked off your house? Rent the films "Spies Like Us," "The Day After" and "Miracle Mile" for details.
Boris Yeltsin also threatened nuclear attack against Norway after that nation launched an innocuous satellite for scientific purposes. We blame it all on Boris' vodka, but we are wrong. And what does this man have against blondes anyway? I'll bet he probably hates Jack in the Box tacos and The X Files as well.
Russia is bullying Denmark into not allowing a U.S. missile shield to be set up in Greenland -- a land which Denmark controls. Russia has recently moved tactical nuclear weapons within striking distance of Denmark via a remote province in Western Russia. (Greenland is ice, and Iceland is green, when the Viking raiders came to steal the women, they switched names. Maybe its time for Americans to start teaching their kids geography again instead of how to put a condom on a banana and salute the United Nations flag).
Russia is arming Iran and Iran is ready to kick the hell out of Israel. Iran arms Hezbollah in Lebanon, which likes to lob missiles at Israel. It's all very convenient.
Russia still covets a warm water port to the south. Read the book, "Last Dash to the South" by Vladimir Zhyrinovsky, the right wing nationalist and anti-globalist. Russia is arming the FARC rebels in Columbia who control an area of that country the size of Switzerland.
Russia's infiltration of the CIA, NSA and FBI is so great (achieved under the Clinton regime) that the Russians have now closed down their listening post in Cuba. They simply don't need it anymore. Think of it as a going out of business sale. Why buy the cow when the milk is free? (But keep shopping at the mall, because Russia is our friend! Don't forget that we have men like Hanssen and Ames in the intelligence agencies to protect us. Plus Madeline Half-bright and Condi Rice, trained by the Marxists at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California. Maybe they are grooming Chelsea Clinton out there as well?).
Russia supports the communists in power in South Africa, Congo/Zaire, Angola, Namibia, Zimbabwe and elsewhere. The strategic mineral treasure chest of Southern Africa, which fuels the Western military industrial complex, can now be shut off at any time. The Cape of Good Hope off of South Africa is ripe for Russian and Chinese control, thanks to the Marxist ANC regime in South Africa.
The former Warsaw Pact nations are now merging into NATO.
Oh and by the way, Russia is merging into NATO. That's smart. So they are merging into NATO and with Communist China. Hmm, that's a neat trick. But its okay cause Russia is allowing America to build an oil pipeline through Afghanistan. That's a great trade off Mr. Bush, right?
Russia launders billions in drug money on the Pacific island of Nauru, which has a population of 11,000 and is a full United Nations member, while Taiwan is not allowed inside the U.N. Go figure. Russia also launders drug money in Cyprus and Macedonia. This money fuels the KGB and rouge Russian military activities, like training the Aum Shin Rikyo cult/mental patients of Japan.
Russia arms North Korea and sells North Korea satellite photos of U.S. troop positions in South Korea, Japan and elsewhere.
Russians are tough. They chew nails and spit out carpet tacks. We watch professional wrestling and our idea of exercise is driving by two exits on the freeway without take a bite out of our calzone.
Russians are far better educated than Americans. They can reassemble nuclear missiles faster than the time it takes for your child to put his nose ring in, or microwave a Stouffer's French Bread Pizza. (Yummie!)
Russia as a society that is basically monolithically white and has few racial problems. As such, during a nuclear exchange, combined with their advanced civil defense, they will most likely survive as a nation. And this is a nation with 11 time zones.
Russians will follow any nationalist leader who gives them (A.) Lots of vodka and (B.) Five different kinds of sausages. But we in America still have better frozen pizza, spaghetti sauce in a can or jar, football, porno and crack! We also can boast of Madonna, Michael Jackson, MTV and Dennis Rodman.
Russians are angry at American arrogance during the 1990's after the Cold War "ended." Clinton and Co. pushed the Russians into the arms of the Chinese.
Russia actually fights radical Islam. They don't send visa renewal forms to terrorists or leave their borders unguarded.
Russia doesn't use women in forward combat positions. When the Russian army went into a certain Chechen village looking for a handful of terrorists, they killed over 20,000 civilians who got in the way. The terrorists escaped, but that did not deter the "poorly trained" Russian army. They are tough, vicious and brutal. These troops also actually enjoy eating bad food, wearing fake designer clothing and they rarely wear Old Spice deodorant.
Russia's intelligence services have not -- unlike America's, the UK's, Australia's and Canada's -- been ruined by political correctness.
Russians care about their families.
Siberia has tons of natural resources, including oil.
Not long ago, Russia's air force carried out a successful mock attack on America's Pacific Fleet. The Russian jets in fact, passed over our ships TWO times before our Navy launched aircraft to attempt an intercept. The mad Russians probably could have sunk our ships with ease during this attack if they had wanted. But since they are our "friends" they didn't.
Russia's submarines have been mapping the continental shelf off of America's West Coast. It's a nice hiding place to park a sub loaded with nuclear missiles. It's a cool hang out for "friends", that Continental shelf.
Let's face facts. Most of the Russian people are very nice. But some of their leaders are very angry, anti-American, pro-Chinese and are preparing for war against us.
For now, we have no choice but to let President Bush Jr. go on with his notion that Russia is "America's friend." Let's just hope that this missile treaty with the Russians isn't valid until Vice President Dick Chaney signs on the line that reads, ""Parent or Guardian signature required."
http://www.sierratimes.com/02/06/01/lobaido.htm
Anthony C. LoBaido is an international correspondent for WorldNetDaily.com
c 2002 SierraTimes.com (unless otherwise noted)
"If cowardly and dishonorable men sometimes shoot unarmed men with army pistols or guns, the evil must be prevented by the penitentiary and gallows, and not by a general deprivation of a constitutional privilege." - Arkansas Supreme Court, 1878