RTAmerica | July 6 2012
It has been seven days since a severe storm struck the Washington, DC area; the brief storm uprooted trees which damaged property and cut power for millions of people in the Mid-Atlantic. Still people are left without power and while Americans are dealing with record high temperatures, the US government chooses to spend millions of dollars on upgrading Guantanamo Bay’s infrastructure as well as Iraq, literally leaving many Americans in the dark. Liz Wahl brings us more.
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You know, I am not adverse to helping other peoples or nations. But it seems like we often are aiding other peoples and nations before we even aid our own people and nation. And if we are borrowing constantly to try and stay afloat ourselves we are using someone else’s money to pay for other nations disasters.
Perhaps because for so long we have been the nation of plenty and the one who bailed out many, American’s have this deluded thought that we actually have the funds to do it? But I know at some point people will realize just how much we are being used by our own government at our own expense.
Yisraela
Unfortunately, Yisraela, it’s more about bankrupting America than it is about rebuilding and uplifting America.
It is necessary for the NWO gang to destroy this country before they can enslave the world under the yoke of Agenda 21. America is the big stumbling block in their midst. Hence the refusal to fix our problems, to waste our wealth in brutal, meaningless wars, to ship whatever remaining wealth we have overseas, to destroy our substance, to poison the population, and make a mockery of our Bill of Rights and Constitution.
There is so very much that can be done to rebuild this country and put people to work that isn’t being done. It’s both a travesty and a shame.
Blessings, ~G
Now will the rest of the world wake up?
Hi bella! I’m pretty sure the rest of the world is awake. It’s the majority of Americans who remain asleep. Blessings ~G