is the democracy our fate? is the terrorism our last enemy? r the Jew our ever-lasting masters? r the Muslim .

Answer 1

1 We are not a democracy, we are a Democratically elected Republic. A small but important technical difference.
2 No ,we will always have enemies as long as we are strong and free!
3 The whole Jews control the world thing went out with all blacks can tap dance.
4 The Muslim is a young religion and some people use hate to align the poor of their religion into a power struggle against freedom!

Answer 2

No form of government will last forever. Democracy is no exception, it isn't perfect, no system of government is perfect.
The 'right' are due for a resurgence, as weak western liberalism runs out of steam. It's also so boring and predictable, we need some new challenges in the world. There is no 'last enemy', if there was the World would come to an end. When one so-called enemy is defeated, another rises to take it's place; that's the natural order of things, keeps nations busy and focused. To muslims, the USA and UK are the enemy. If they defeat them then probably China or India would become their new enemy. It's possible that the USA and the EU could be enemies one day. That is the nature of mankind, always looking for the next enemy. It's what keeps the World turning. The jews are a clever and durable people, far too clever for arabs. They have powerful lobbies in the places that matter in the world and are likely to dominate institutions like World banking and the free westerm media into the forseeable future. Islam has resurrected itself to replace Communism as the new enemy of the West, and probably everywhere else as well. As i've already indicated, enemies rise and fall in the course of time. When Islam is gone, something else will take it's place.
It's a great World, enjoy it while you can.

Benvee.

Answer 3

"R" the jews the everlasting masters of what? Israel? The U.S.? "R" the Muslims? Neither are currently our Masters. If anybody could be said to be our Masters it would have to be the Chinese. We are a debtor Nation. We owe unimaginable trillions of dollars. And China owns most of that debt. Woe betide us if they ever call in the loan. However, I doubt anyone is ever the everlasting master of anything. If history teaches us anything it that nothing is constant but change. Is there any "Last" enemy? Again, there's no reason to believe that other "enemies" won't step up and fill the void. Is democracy our fate? I'm almost afraid it is. People keep throwing the word around without knowing what it means. We, here in the United States, don't live in a democracy, thank god. When I say the pledge of aligience, I say, "AND TO THE REPUBLIC" for which it stands. We are a republic with a semi-free market economy. And we citizens of the United States, when we elect our representatives...Well, it's been said before...we get exactly the government we deserve.

Answer 4

i changed into form of hoping Obama changed into going to be particularly worth candidate. however the more effective I listen from him or about him the further and extra i'm scared for our united states of america. no longer that i'm in any respect offered on McCain he's a liar like numerous different flesh presser which include Obama. i won't be able to believe that with three hundred million human beings in this united states of america that those 2 are the most reliable and quite qualified to steer our united states of america. a minimum of with McCain i experience our united states of america heavily isn't taken over by using February 2009. i'd earnings from the stimulis tests each and every few months from Obama ( he needs to provide us yet another one) yet i imagine we are scewing ourselves already with the $ Billions we borrowed from China for the finest tests we were given. so some distance because the U.N. is going we ought to easily remit our inclusion. U.N. stands for You N me pay for the worlds blunders and organic failures and get little to no help when we've a disaster.

Answer 5

Judging by your question and your grammar, I think you can plainly see the importance of education.

Answer 6

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