Deal could mean another $70,000,000,000 for war

[N1095A]

Budget deal would probably give Bush victory on war funding


http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/12/...ing/index.html

[RollingAlong]

Re: Deal could mean another $70,000,000,000 for war

From the article:

“WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Democratic lawmakers and staffers privately say they're closing in on a broad budget deal that would give President Bush as much as $70 billion in new war funding.”


Just think what $70 billion would do if it was used to help evangelize the world.

[N1095A]

Re: Deal could mean another $70,000,000,000 for war

I never imagined they'd bankrupt the whole country in a single Presidency. And here we are. We went from bad to crash mode. Get ready for 2008. I wish I could be in better shape for next year, but the housing ccrash got me too.

[Glorify Him]

Re: Deal could mean another $70,000,000,000 for war

Just think how many people that money would feed, clothe and shelter. We wouldn't have any homeless people any more. I am really sick of being the policemen of the world. Especially since they don't seem to give a flip one way or the other. I say: Monroe Doctrine today!

[Issachar]

Re: Deal could mean another $70,000,000,000 for war

The "policeman of the world" thing is merely the building of the NWO which we all know will come ....... actually, is coming.

The Monroe Doctrine, while fine in theory, could not touch the real power behind the scenes ...... banking. European/English and American bankers never noticed that there was something called the American Revolutionary War.

Also, look up Teddy Roosevelt's "exceptions" to the Monroe Doctrine when it came to economic policies in the Carribean countries. It's always "follow the money" in matters pertaining to this "world".

Issachar

[Issachar]

Re: Deal could mean another $70,000,000,000 for war

Just think how many people that money would feed, clothe and shelter. We wouldn't have any homeless people any more.

I agree that 70 billion would be quite useful for some things ...

I'd like to point out an interesting piece of data though (I'm in process now of locating documentation for it. You can take it for what it's worth until I find it.). A speaker at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention approximately 4-5 years ago, stated that the churches in America (he was including any and all that claim to be Christian, I'm sure) take in about 121 billion dollars per year with as much as 16 billion not properly accounted for.

Issachar