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are things improving???
frankj1 Offline
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is that possibly the reason that this forum is running out of steam? Everyone's 401K looking good so everyone is getting fat?

I'm bored here without the anger. Come on guys, let's get some anger going! Who got some? Don't make me read the trades forum. I crave entertainment.

can you tell I've been drinking?
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Market is a bubble. Part of why real estate has bumped, rentals being bought right now.

My 401k is 5.56
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ZRX1200 wrote:
Market is a bubble. Part of why real estate has bumped, rentals being bought right now.

My 401k is 5.56

rental market has made the company I work for (cabinet/countertop manufacturer/distributor) so busy I fear it may end up hurting us. But the residential market is heating up in a hurry too. At least in Massachusetts, but we are usually in front of the national trend.

So are things improving (for whatever reason)? I'm not doling out credit, just asking if it's time Americans dared to feel good again?

I'm desperate for entertainment.
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Maybe if the numbers being reported were more honest people would believe them. Biggest problem to me is debt, dollar and DC.
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We should all be thankful that we are not having to live like the Palestinians in the Gaza concentration camp for 46 years.
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If I got concession to 99 percent of my demands I would accept it......
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HockeyDad wrote:
We should all be thankful that we are not having to live like the Palestinians in the Gaza concentration camp for 46 years.

now that's the kind of inflammatory idiocy I'm looking for.
Thank you.

wheelrite Offline
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HockeyDad wrote:
We should all be thankful that we are not having to live like the Palestinians in the Gaza concentration camp for 46 years.


Jordan is to blame...
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ZRX1200 wrote:
Maybe if the numbers being reported were more honest people would believe them. Biggest problem to me is debt, dollar and DC.

we probably never have nor ever will see honest numbers. but don't underestimate the power of "mood". Mood is definitely lifting...for whatever reasons. I don't give a crap why, but it is undeniable.

Though employment figures are lagging compared to other indicators. lots of head scratching. seems obvious why. Corps ain't hiring despite improving conditions. duh.

appears that there has been a shift in the management/labor power struggle due to the recent horrors. workers will do more for less if it means job security. management can make more under those conditions. may not change until demand outpaces ability to produce, but the bad economy will end up strengthening management's edge going forward.

simplistic observations, I know. I'll leave the complicated explanations to the brighter lights that reside here. Economy is not my long suit. Hope to not see lengthy boring c&p's, just personal experiences from other parts of the country.
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Everything is bad and shut it.
HockeyDad Offline
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frankj1 wrote:
now that's the kind of inflammatory idiocy I'm looking for.
Thank you.




Danke.
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wheelrite wrote:
Jordan is to blame...



Jordan doesn't even have a border with the Gaza concentration camp.
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frankj1 wrote:
we probably never have nor ever will see honest numbers. but don't underestimate the power of "mood". Mood is definitely lifting...for whatever reasons. I don't give a crap why, but it is undeniable.


It is caused by Cone Of Protection trickle down.
DrMaddVibe Offline
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The spigot can't stay open forever. Too many thirsty mouthes to fill.


http://www.financialsense.com/contributors/richard-mills/quantifornication-american-spring
HockeyDad Offline
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There are two choices: prop up the ponzi scheme or prepare for austerity.
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Frank, most of my friends and family in Europe are in dire straits and operating at about half their salaries (and pensions) these days. Their Governments are implementing (or raising) property, estate, and other "luxury" taxes in order to pay their bankers' usurious interest rates and to hell with the people. They've never seen anything like it. I suppose they see the glass as half-empty just like their bellies and wallets.

In this country, the half- full glass folks tend to be union folk, government paper shuffling wankers, double dipping pensioners, workers in niche industries that haven't been outsourced yet, or management trainees at Costco. The majority of us mainstream folks are struggling with household budgets.


The irony is that many American small businesse's former, primary sources of income are currently thriving thanks to the "endless" supply of Government greenbacks, early retirements and/or layoffs (Government & corporations), and foreign interventions/rebuilding but they have little disposable income for domestic vendor contracts. In our situation, the client base has quietly shifted to the small business sector. We are planning on transferring most of our focus to one of the few areas of potential- healthcare. An area which will benefit us personally along with other families whose children fit under the ever expansive developmental umbrella.

I hope we get to personally discuss further. Keep the faith, brother. There ARE alternatives on less traveled roads out there.
Those who stay on their current paths, as comfortable as they seem, are not going to fare as well I'm afraid.
HockeyDad Offline
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bloody spaniard wrote:

Those who stay on their current paths, as comfortable as they seem, are not going to fare as well I'm afraid.



Nobody will fare well when austerity hits unless they have diversified assets to outside the USA. (I've already lost 90% of the readers right there with that concept)

Rape & pillage while you still can!
bloody spaniard Offline
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HockeyDad wrote:
Nobody will fare well when austerity hits unless they have diversified assets to outside the USA. (I've already lost 90% of the readers right there with that concept)
Rape & pillage while you still can!




Sounds like the illegal's clarion call as they enter... Their families at home breathlessly await the foreign investment returns at the nearest Western Electric office.
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bloody spaniard wrote:
Frank, most of my friends and family in Europe are in dire straits and operating at about half their salaries (and pensions) these days. Their Governments are implementing (or raising) property, estate, and other "luxury" taxes in order to pay their bankers' usurious interest rates and to hell with the people. They've never seen anything like it. I suppose they see the glass as half-empty just like their bellies and wallets.

In this country, the half- full glass folks tend to be union folk, government paper shuffling ****ers, double dipping pensioners, workers in niche industries that haven't been outsourced yet, or management trainees at Costco. The majority of us mainstream folks are struggling with household budgets.


The irony is that many American small businesse's former, primary sources of income are currently thriving thanks to the "endless" supply of Government greenbacks, early retirements and/or layoffs (Government & corporations), and foreign interventions/rebuilding but they have little disposable income for domestic vendor contracts. In our situation, the client base has quietly shifted to the small business sector. We are planning on transferring most of our focus to one of the few areas of potential- healthcare. An area which will benefit us personally along with other families whose children fit under the ever expansive developmental umbrella.

I hope we get to personally discuss further. Keep the faith, brother. There ARE alternatives on less traveled roads out there.
Those who stay on their current paths, as comfortable as they seem, are not going to fare as well I'm afraid.


But..hey...the American rental property boom is a rocket taking off!


Oooop.....the giant deflating sound is the sound of the housing boondoggle that caught the American Dream off guard!
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The housing & construction bubble will burst as soon as the Fed quits dumping $40mil/month into it (propped up ponzi scheme). Nobody is hiring, and no one wants to spend their cash. Americans are now having to weigh-in for health coverage while illegal immigrants are given a free pass with benefits, cash, education, food, shelter, etc. American needs to start taking care of it's own, instead of trying to "police" the world and opening our doors to every idiot that wants to come here.

Austerity is coming. It's clear that's what the big "O" wants, and people voted for it.

It's going to get worse before it get better. Bring back the gold standard.
bloody spaniard Offline
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Careful or we will be labeled chicken littles with half empty beaks.
Now smile & dance. Boo hoo! Dancing
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I see no reason to be upbeat about the state of affairs right now. Sure the stock market is up, but as soon as the fake money runs out, bye bye. Interest rates are too low to make it worth your while so lets take a greater risk in stocks. Great if you want to gamble or maybe you hope to get bailed out again. I don't have the extra money to lose anymore.

Everytime you turn around they are trying to infringe on your rights not protect them. Then we have to try and normalize and give legitimacy to every freakazoid behavior out there. We keep lowering the bar for humanity, just look at what people watch on TV these days.

I suppose after doing my taxes and adding up every tax, user fee or whatever they want to call it and giving nearly 60% of my annual income to federal, state, county, town and other various government entities I should smile ?

I'm not buyin it, of course I don't watch the nightly news either, my mind doesn't get it's daily dose of programming.
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HockeyDad wrote:
Danke.

You are pretty funny, I must admit.
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HockeyDad wrote:
Jordan doesn't even have a border with the Gaza concentration camp.

Wheel happens to correct. origins are origins, and that's where it began.
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jeepers, I asked for anger/entertainment and all I get is summer reruns. youse guys is stale. I could have read this stuff 3 years ago. I can only duck and cover for so long. Guess I'm stuck in my own thread, so...

I'm not in a niche industry, nor do we get government contracts. Our biz depends on confidence in the future. It was simplistic of me to lay all the credit on rental rehab and DMV in #19 was quick and correct to pounce on it. Rentals carried us across the bridge from the worst times in the economy and housing market, but as of about two years or so ago individual remodeling by owner occupied housing greatly picked up and have increased, new housing starts are picking up, developers are everywhere again (sure, they end up renting the units) but these are new construction and conversions of dead property like abandoned warehouses and mills from older cities, not just new carpets and paint in existing apartment buildings. Boston and surrounding areas are booming every night, people are actually bidding above asking price on city neighborhood condos.

We are in the process of completing a few large contracts and already have projects in the pipeline for the next year, both in moneyed neighborhoods (Chestnut Hill) and traditionally depressed areas (Haverhill area eg). Projects like the planned development of the old Boston Herald location are coming up behind the others. Not all will be rentals, many are planned condo developments.

I came into this thread with optimism and now I'm depressed. Think I'll go to my happy place...work!


dubleuhb Offline
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bye
bloody spaniard Offline
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Stale? If that's the stage between numb and frazzled, yep I be stale, Frank. lol

You know why I watch restaurant/bar/store rescue shows? Because it gives me hope for humanity.
If I want the opposite feeling and a realization of what we're becoming, I'll peruse pawnshop/property flipper/storage-repo shows. That's just short of exploitation & capitalizing off misery IMHO.

Just a thought whiles I sits.Beer

Have a nice vacation in St. Thomas(?), Frank. Post pics.
wheelrite Offline
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HockeyDad wrote:
Jordan doesn't even have a border with the Gaza concentration camp.


read the history of Trans- Jordan

After capturing the West Bank area of Cisjordan during the 1948–49 war with Israel, Abdullah took the title King of Jordan and, in April 1949, officially changed the country's name to the "Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan". The following year, he annexed the West Bank.

wheel,
frankj1 Offline
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dubleuhb wrote:
bye

I'll turn off my power so you won't read anything against your will.
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bloody spaniard wrote:
Stale? If that's the stage between numb and frazzled, yep I be stale, Frank. lol

You know why I watch restaurant/bar/store rescue shows? Because it gives me hope for humanity.
If I want the opposite feeling and a realization of what we're becoming, I'll peruse pawnshop/property flipper/storage-repo shows. That's just short of exploitation & capitalizing off misery IMHO.

Just a thought whiles I sits.Beer

Have a nice vacation in St. Thomas(?), Frank. Post pics.

at least I stirred up some shyte, just turned out to be the same ol' shyte. Guess I'm just bored with it, so I went looking for trouble.

I like those reataurant and bar rescue shows too. Always wondered what happens a year later.

Clearly I am beyond ready to unwind. thanks for the well wishes. Yes, St. Thomas.
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wheelrite wrote:
read the history of Trans- Jordan

After capturing the West Bank area of Cisjordan during the 1948–49 war with Israel, Abdullah took the title King of Jordan and, in April 1949, officially changed the country's name to the "Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan". The following year, he annexed the West Bank.

wheel,

you know what, he said gaza.
HockeyDad Offline
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wheelrite wrote:
read the history of Trans- Jordan

After capturing the West Bank area of Cisjordan during the 1948–49 war with Israel, Abdullah took the title King of Jordan and, in April 1949, officially changed the country's name to the "Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan". The following year, he annexed the West Bank.

wheel,


Israel acquired Gaza and the West Bank through much more recent treaties with Jordan and Egypt. They own the concentration camps fair and square.
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HockeyDad wrote:
Israel acquired Gaza and the West Bank through much more recent treaties with Jordan and Egypt. They own the concentration camps fair and square.

and don't forget we recently learned they also own all the land from the river to the sea (maybe more!), per the written warranty you suggested they should have received in a recent thread. I pointed out they did have that document. It's called....The Old Testament. Read it, great stuff.

Clever bait that it is to use the irony of Nazi linked terminology against the very same victims of their planned genocide merely decades later, it is a poor analogy.

Slumlords, maybe, but Neo-Concentration Camp counselors? Total fail! If the Nazis ran theirs for this poorly, there'd be countless millions more Jews alive and thriving on the planet today. Sanitized dictionary def aside, the term is used purposely here.

The showers in Gaza and the West Bank provide water, not life extinguishing gas. Sometimes I genuinely think you are brilliantly and even ironically funny, and sometimes I think you need to examine your motives if being playful isn't really one of them.

ZRX1200 Offline
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Well now my feelings are hurt.


Am I your dancing monkey now? I must entertain you with new material at the drop of a little monkey hat with no warning or free bananas?

wheelrite Offline
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HockeyDad wrote:
Israel acquired Gaza and the West Bank through much more recent treaties with Jordan and Egypt. They own the concentration camps fair and square.


um,,

Jordan screwed over the Palestinians originally , which created the current situation...

You really should read more...
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ZRX1200 wrote:
Well now my feelings are hurt.


Am I your dancing monkey now? I must entertain you with new material at the drop of a little monkey hat with no warning or free bananas?


will you ever forgive me?
ZRX1200 Offline
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I'll let you know in three years.
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frankj1 wrote:
I came into this thread with optimism and now I'm depressed. Think I'll go to my happy place...work!




That's the problem with alcoholics...they come in the life of the party but when it's effects run out...well..the depressions sets in. Work is the only place a functional alcoholic can find solace in...they get rewarded with more drinking off shift!
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DrMaddVibe wrote:
That's the problem with alcoholics...they come in the life of the party but when it's effects run out...well..the depressions sets in. Work is the only place a functional alcoholic can find solace in...they get rewarded with more drinking off shift!

If that's true, I just learned something new about addictive behavior.

I knew I should have used those little smiley guys to clarify sarcasm. I'm not really depressed by the gloom portrayed here.

And I certainly hope you aren't speaking from first hand knowledge.
wheelrite Offline
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Two Martini Lunch !
HockeyDad Offline
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wheelrite wrote:
um,,

Jordan screwed over the Palestinians originally , which created the current situation...

You really should read more...



Which one should I read?

"United Nations Security Council Resolution 242"?

and/or

"Egypt–Israel Peace Treaty 1979": The permanent boundary between Egypt and Israel is the recognized international boundary between Egypt and the former mandated territory of Palestine, as shown on the map at Annex II, without prejudice to the issue of the status of the Gaza Strip. The Parties recognize this boundary as inviolable. Each will respect the territorial integrity of the other, including their territorial waters and airspace.

and/or

"Treaty of Peace Between the State of Israel and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan 1994": Established the Jordan River as the border.




The West Bank had been under Israel's occupation since 1967. In the treaty Jordan released all claims on the land.

Gaza Strip had been under Israel's occupation since 1967. In the treaty Egypt released all claims on the land.

Israel has done with the land and people whatever they wish.
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frankj1 wrote:
and don't forget we recently learned they also own all the land from the river to the sea (maybe more!), per the written warranty you suggested they should have received in a recent thread. I pointed out they did have that document. It's called....The Old Testament. Read it, great stuff.

Clever bait that it is to use the irony of Nazi linked terminology against the very same victims of their planned genocide merely decades later, it is a poor analogy.

Slumlords, maybe, but Neo-Concentration Camp counselors? Total fail! If the Nazis ran theirs for this poorly, there'd be countless millions more Jews alive and thriving on the planet today. Sanitized dictionary def aside, the term is used purposely here.

The showers in Gaza and the West Bank provide water, not life extinguishing gas. Sometimes I genuinely think you are brilliantly and even ironically funny, and sometimes I think you need to examine your motives if being playful isn't really one of them.





One day everyone has to meet their Maker and justify what they played an active role in, what they ignored, and what they collaborated with during their lives. Perhaps the Old Testament is adequate justification for actions. Perhaps it is not. When the Messiah comes, do you think he will request to visit the watch towers, barbed wire, minefields, tanks, and artillery that surround the Gaza Strip and West Bank and say "This pleases me."

No freedom of movement. All goods in and out only at the permission if the Israel guards. The showers run water only when the Israeli guards allow it. Step too close to the fence and you get shot. No right of citizenship. Not even a right to be a second-class citizen. In continuous operation for 46 years. The crime committed by the inmates.....they are not Jewish.

It sure sounds like a concentration camp. I never said Nazi extermination camp. There is quite a difference.

When God asks "What is the meaning of all this?" we shall explain that it is just a slum. Hopefully God will have forgotten about the Warsaw ghetto and not see any parallel.
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frankj1 wrote:
If that's true, I just learned something new about addictive behavior.

I knew I should have used those little smiley guys to clarify sarcasm. I'm not really depressed by the gloom portrayed here.

And I certainly hope you aren't speaking from first hand knowledge.



Going by what you share, your overall attitude and your stupid delusions you blurt out here...

frankj1 wrote:
can you tell I've been drinking?



You have issues.

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HockeyDad wrote:
One day everyone has to meet their Maker and justify what they played an active role in, what they ignored, and what they collaborated with during their lives. Perhaps the Old Testament is adequate justification for actions. Perhaps it is not. When the Messiah comes, do you think he will request to visit the watch towers, barbed wire, minefields, tanks, and artillery that surround the Gaza Strip and West Bank and say "This pleases me."

No freedom of movement. All goods in and out only at the permission if the Israel guards. The showers run water only when the Israeli guards allow it. Step too close to the fence and you get shot. No right of citizenship. Not even a right to be a second-class citizen. In continuous operation for 46 years. The crime committed by the inmates.....they are not Jewish.

It sure sounds like a concentration camp. I never said Nazi extermination camp. There is quite a difference.

When God asks "What is the meaning of all this?" we shall explain that it is just a slum. Hopefully God will have forgotten about the Warsaw ghetto and not see any parallel.



What an awesome post...especially when it's done off the backs of a nation that was blessed by a Creator. The American taxpayer has been shelling TRILLIONS of taxpaying dollars into that and to date we have received NOTHING. We allow them to behave that way while chastising other nations like Iraq and Iran for behaving badly...what a joke.
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Since this thread has evolved into a middle east theme, who are our allies there?
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bloody spaniard wrote:
Since this thread has evolved into a middle east theme, who are our allies there?


Our allies in the middle east can be characterized by two qualifications:

1. We sell arms to their military

AND

2. We are currently not attacking them via unmanned aerial vehicles.


Turkey
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Kuwait
Dubai
Qatar
United Arab Emirates
Bahrain
Oman
Pakistan*
Afghanistan*


* Attacks via unmanned aerial drones are allowed.

We don't like Yemen, Syria, and Iran.

We supply weaponry to Lebanon but would like to bomb them with unmanned aerial drones so they get their own category.
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So you lump everyone together, such as Qatar (rhymes with gutter) and Israel?

Which of those allies do you think would unequivocally & w/o hesitation come to our aid (soldiers, technology, air space...) if the US were attacked?
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bloody spaniard wrote:
Since this thread has evolved into a middle east theme, who are our allies there?



Now? Right now?

WTF knows. We had a pristine opportunity to overturn the proverbial "apple cart" in Iran...the youth only wanted our mouthpiece as support...they were willing to toss the religious zealots out of their government and we did nothing.

Then in Egypt we went "all-in" for a militant islamofascist group of thugs to toss out a guy who was almost as bad, but had control of the people and understood the military really runs the nation.

Both of these nations would love to see Israel wiped from the map and have been vocal about it. Our current clowncar is compliant in supporting them with weapons or ramping up the march to war. We don't have "allies" there anymore. We've meddled in their business and the blowback is what we get for CIA controlled demolotion of nations in that region.

The sooner we just implode under our own debt being the world cop the better.

Selling weapons, music and movies...that what we do.

Those nations will delight in any stumble we take and will dogpile at every instance...ever wonder where the massive support is for the Iraqis? Who's supplying them with weapons, soldiers streaming across the border just to take a hit at our boys? Think Say it?

IRAN.


A thorn that should've been removed by the highly educated youth of Iran that the Kenyan King let die on the vine.
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HockeyDad wrote:
Turkey
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Kuwait
Dubai
Qatar
United Arab Emirates
Bahrain
Oman
Pakistan*
Afghanistan*


Think

Where does the US have military bases?

Brick wall
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bloody spaniard wrote:
So you lump everyone together, such as Qatar (rhymes with gutter) and Israel?

Which of those allies do you think would unequivocally & w/o hesitation come to our aid (soldiers, technology, air space...) if the US were attacked?



First, who is going to attack the USA such that we would be calling on these nations to help?

Second, if you re-phrase the question to which would unequivocally & w/o hesitation come to our aid (soldiers, technology, air space...) if the US were attacking some nation.....many already have.

Take a look at the order of battle for the First Gulf War:

Coalition members included Bahrain, Egypt, Kuwait, Oman, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, and United Arab Emirates.

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