Congress Files

65 members voted to release.

Why trust the Legislative branch with Epstein Files when they can't be trusted with releasing their own.

Would love to see all the redactions they would do!

Everything I wrote was accurate.

Apparently Goode drove her car in the direction of the agent.

Do you prefer allegedly?

As for Pretti, it matters greatly if there was a discharge.

Murder is one thing. But, a reaction believing they were under fire changes the possible criminal charge.

No discharge of that weapon appears to mean murder occurred. A discharge change intent to self preservation.

I was on a murder trial as a juror. It's not so simple when you have to decide multiple levels of charges of murder through manslaughter.

Each has its own definition. Probably the most horrible deliberation I ever had to do. Especially with the death penalty possible

The United States maintains a military presence in at least 80 countries worldwide, operating roughly 7500 bases.

Why bother starting another 9-11?

History is sufficient.

Congress has formally declared war 11 times against 10 foreign nations across five separate wars. While the U.S. has engaged in *hundreds* of international conflicts, only these 11 instances, spanning from 1812 to 1942, involved formal declarations approved by Congress under Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution.

Here's a tidbit for the educated children of the US. During the US Civil War, the US was actually waging additional wars, such as the Western North American Continent.

Being non-interventionist is impossible.

Goode died appearing to drive her car at someone. They fired apparently in self defense.

Pretty appears to have been murdered unless, and that's a big unless, there was a discharge of Pretti's gun by the agent handling it.

So, Clinton wasn't guilty of murder for bombing the Chinese Embassy because it was an official act...accident.

"War is war, and Hell is Hell. And of the two, war is a lot worse."

Not true.

War?
You have two things to worry about. Bring alive or being shot.

If you're alive, don't worry.

If you are shot, you have two things to worry about.

Minor or serious injury.

If it's minor,you'll be OK.

If it's serious, you have two things to worry about. Is or is not life threatening.

If it's not life threatening, don't worry.

If it is, you only have two things to worry about.

Are you going to heaven or hell?

If heaven, you are fine.

If not, you only have two things to worry about

Original or Extra Crispy.

The only meat we need.

Egg and bacon
Egg, sausage and bacon
Egg and spam
Egg, bacon and spam
Egg, bacon, sausage and spam
Spam, bacon, sausage and spam
Spam, egg, spam, spam, bacon and spam
Spam, spam, spam, egg, and spam
Spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, baked beans, spam, spam, spam and spam
Lobster thermidor aux crevettes with a Mornay sauce garnished with truffle pt, brandy and with a fried egg on top and spam.

The Russian cells are happy campers.

Time to watch for the draft dodgers.

Clown, show the US Congress' Declaration of War with Iraq.

The last one was 1941.

Stupid ----- think Congress has to declare wars.

Every freaking President has done acts of war without Declarations.

Clinton bombed the Chinese Embassy.

Well, Iran's generosity of giving to Hamas may be lessened. Maybe Gaza needs another benefactor.

"The people of America will, in some form or other, extend their dominion and their power, until they shall have brought within their mighty embrace the islands of the great Pacific, and placed the Saxon race upon the eastern shores of Asia," Perry said.

The US couldn't leave Japan alone.
Can't leave anything alone.

Let the world police itself. All of it.
It doesn't have to be the US.

Let Europe deal with Russia.
Let the Middle East deal with the M.E.
Let Asia deal with Asia.

It's not isolationism. It's recognizing the US can do trade without being arms partner.

"The great rule of conduct for us in regard to foreign nations is in extending our commercial relations, to have with them as little political connection as possible. So far as we have already formed engagements, let them be fulfilled with perfect good faith. Here let us stop. Our detached and distant situation invites and enables us to pursue a different course." George Washington.

Declaration of War? There hasn't been that many in US history. When was the last one?

Just find those guys that run the computer repair programs for old people.

North Korea already has nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles capable of reaching the U.S.
Why didn't we start a war with THEM if they were so concerned about a nuclear attack?

#303 | Posted by AMERICANUNITY

Because the Korean war is still under a cease fire.

Iran may not be able to fund Gaza terrorists.

"More than three-quarters of Americans view cyberterrorism (79%) and the development of nuclear weapons by Iran (77%) as critical threats to U.S. vital interests, making these the top concerns of 13 global issues rated in Gallup's annual World Affairs survey. Close behind, North Korea's nuclear program is seen as a critical threat by 73% and international terrorism by 71%."
Gallup

An annual US State Department report called Iran the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism for the 39th year running, accusing Tehran of using its allied armed groups to destabilize the Middle East.

Muammar Gaddafi as reference on how long it takes to deal with it.

Does the Kansas driver's license list Sex or Gender?

Does the sex on the driver's license match with the driver's requirement to register for Selective Service?

What about the US ambassadors?

I hope Trump doesn't have any in danger like what happened in the past?

What difference does it make?

Consenting adults.

Is polygamy going to be legalized?

Congressional Declaration of War?

Korea
Vietnam
Iraq
Syria
Yemen

The last one was 1941.

Acts of war aren't real.
They are acts of aggression.
But, honestly, not acts of war.

From 41 to present, the US has not been at war...officially.