We, the American people, have had enough of endless wars by 6ixStringJack

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We, the American people, have had enough of endless wars

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Monday, March 9, 2026 12:32 AM

https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2026/3/8/we-the-american-people-hav
e-had-enough-of-endless-wars

Brought to you by Hussam Ayloush, in an opinion piece for Al Jazeera.

https://www.aljazeera.com/author/hussam-ayloush

You can go right to hell, Hussam.

Keep opening your big fucking dirty Muslim cur mouth, and We're going to send you there.

You're living on borrowed time now. You'd best be leaving OUR country while you still have legs to carry you.

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Monday, March 9, 2026 5:52 AM

JAYNEZTOWN

Hes an asshole but did you think maybe hes right?

a lot of people from all religion, atheist, all different political leanings supported Trump and voted Maga so money would come back home to the USA and not fund endless wars.

The Middle East has gone insane, other parts of the world went insane Russians Polish Bulgarians Slavic Serb Belosrussian and Revolutions, deaths of Tasras and Marxists and Bolseviks, parts of the world always went crazy. Arabs and European ships and Marchants swindled Africans to capture and sell their own people for booze and shiny stones, and the there was a time when Asia went crazy Japan expected its people to kamikaze themselves for the Empire create a Japan conquest for the Emperor across Asia, Latin America went insane Spanish vs these Native guys in Temples with Human Sacrifice, different religions in the sand box fought and Europe fought with itself.

However a promise was there you could leave all that behind and come to the USA legally and start new, even debate some of the ideas of the past but a fresh start.

I cant stand mohammedans but occasionally a broke clock tells the correct time, twice a day even gets it right and even idiots get things correct once in a while

The Siege 1998 is a good movie, I might re-watch it

I'm not saying anything political about this scene or any but part of it is almost prophetic and it captured a lot of intensity, this was before 911 and the 'War on Terror'

This was before Guantanamo or ICE, it also draws a direct parallel to the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II by portraying the detention of Arab Americans in a military camp, a comparison highlighting loss of freedoms for all the dangers of collective punishment and the erosion of due process

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