Great, Bush/Cheney/Arnold Governator… California and USA in shambles.

But another 50 billions dollars to keep feeding the war machina and the pockets of the war masters profiterriiiiing from the empty coffers of the US Treasure and the FED printing more fiat money.

Please, people, look at the club that run the goverment-Congress-Federal Reserve-Hedge Funds-Supreme Court.

All under and connnected to the powerful KI$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$4inger men.

is 500.000.000.000.000.000. the price.

Real price. NO BS from the Ki$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$winger men.

Any doubt?

While O’Hanlon doesn’t offer any evidence for the much touted “progress,” Johnson does offer evidence that there is, in fact, no progress in Iraq. To begin with, the U.S. has suffered about 1,000 more dead and wounded in the first eight months of 2007 than in the same period, last year. The number of Iraqis seeking refuge outside the country continues to climb, with about 30,000 going to Syria each month. The Sunni-Shia divide continues to worsen as shown by the political infighting among different factions in the government in Baghdad. Violence in some parts of Baghdad may indeed have declined, but there’s “an alternative and darker explanation,” Johnson notes. “Violence is down because there are fewer people. The absence of respiration is not a sign of progress.” Finally, British troops are leaving southern Iraq. This means “the United States must either further divide and weaken its over strapped units and send them to Basra or cede the territory to the Shia militias that are in de facto control.”

Johnson concludes that “If U.S. roads and bridges were in great shape, if American schools, particularly in inner cities, were the envy of the world, if every American had access to health care, then I could tolerate wasting $3 billion a week. But asking almost 3 Americans per day to die in Iraq, is not worth another drop of our blood.”