...but it's probably time to re-examine our involvement in the sobering light of post-election morn.
Why are we still there?
· Every morning there are newspaper reports of increasing numbers of deaths; every evening there is film footage of death and destruction.
Why are we still there?
· We occupied this land by force and it has caused us nothing but trouble.
Why are we still there?
· Many of our finest young people go there and never come back.
Why are we still there?
· The government is unstable and the leadership vacillating.
Why are we still there?
· Many of the people are, from any rational perspective, uncivilized.
Why are we still there?
· The place is infested with mutually-hostile religious sects whose actions defy understanding.
Why are we still there?
· The inhabitants' folkways, foods and fads are unfathomable to ordinary Americans.
Why are we still there?
· We can't even secure the borders.
Why are we still there?
· The place is billions of dollars in debt and it will cost billions more to rebuild it, which we can't afford.
Why are we still there?
· It is becoming abundantly clear -- we must let California find it's *own* destiny…
Heh. Tip o' the tam to Obie.
Since I escapedfrom California does that mean I can write books about the gulags and re-education camps that exist there for Reader's Digest now, Unca Bill?
LOL.
ry - Don't forget to add your participation in the WMD program, researching that deadly poison, dihydrogen monoxide.
If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate!
Ahhhhhhhnuld is baaaaack. Jingling all the way...
And what part of the Golden State did you escape from? I fled the Central Coast...but not without some reluctance. I like 75 degree weather in the summer and barely 50s in the winter. I loved Carmel and Pacific Grove. And politically, the moonbats weren't as rampant in spite of Leon Panetta.
Ah, yes - escaping from California. Did that in '97 - go visit little Sis now and again to remember what REALLY bad traffic is like (not the fake traffic they have here in Seattle), and to get my Disneyland fix. If I could only find a place the moonbats of Seattle would like to move to, I'd buy them all tickets, cause I love the scenery here.
Then again, it does rain a bit sometimes. As you can see in this pic Notice the road surface diving under the water, which is a flooded valley floor. Also notice the top of the bridge over the actual river in the distance ;-)
Hi, Brab -- that pic looked like the Delaware as viewed from my 'hood this past spring, except there aren't enough trees or bobbing rooftops in your photo.
Admit it -- you miss Hurricane Season...
Brab, we were stationed at Fort Lewis about ten years ago. I remember driving south to CA one season...for six hundred miles from Tacoma to northern CA it was raining. I was never so glad to see Santa Cruz and the sunny blue skies over Monterey Bay.
I do miss the weather on the Left Coast. Too bad the moonbats have ruined it for us normals.
I don't actually miss the weather in SoCal - Washington suits me fine. I don't mind drizzles, and I love the evergreens and the mountains, rivers and lakes. So I just smile when it rains, and call it Liquid Sunshine ;-)
So I just smile when it rains, and call it Liquid Sunshine
So, that's not a tan you're sporting -- it's rust...
Rusty? I guess that means I need to be oiled. Hmmm - that sounds like fun!
I can't wait to leave Monterey and go back to San Diego.
They simply do their duty - killing people so they can pay their college. Spreading democracy and wiping out the terrorism and the anarchy.
How nice to see the brain-dead leaving comments without reading the posts. *sheesh* Get a clue Mr. Smith, or whatever your name is.
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