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Draw the Line
Hillbilly wisdom: Articles of Confederation were replaced by the Constitution which became the law of the land. But if history is correct, the Constitution could not be ratified without promises… More.
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We are influenced by the company we keep
Hillbilly wisdom: you will be judged by the company you keep. When you hang with characters of questionable integrity there becomes a question about your integrity. This works more in… More.
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National interest
Hillbilly wisdom: The nations of the world do not exist in isolation. The problem between nations arise in areas of competition. Each nation looks to better their position. Unfortunately, competition… More.
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Say what you mean and mean what you say
Hillbilly wisdom: The problem is what our leaders are saying is not what they mean. You cannot depend on the spoken word. This causes confusion. Which leads to distrust. For… More.
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Who is in charge
Hillbilly wisdom: No one wants to call international terrorism a war– a WAR is a declaration made by Congress. Consider the events of the the past 13 months- Bombing of… More.
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Economics or fake math
Hillbilly wisdom: This is not going to be accurate and certainly not precise. Bear with me. This is about the role of the United States in the world and how… More.
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Danger, danger
Hillbilly wisdom: you cannot convince Americans they are not in imminent danger from our enemies. Since 1950, the United States has been in some type of conflict to the tune… More.
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The final deal
Hillbilly wisdom: More bullshit from Trump and Netanyahu. The announcement of a plan to talk about stopping the war is slightly less than the actual situation of February 27. There… More.
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Imminent danger
Hillbilly wisdom: There are no coincidences. The war powers act has passed both chambers of Congress. But there is not enough votes to override a veto. The details between chambers… More.
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Did you vote for this?
Hillbilly wisdom: For every action there is a reaction. Anyone who thinks would know that there will be kick back from the actions taken. Why would the president go against… More.
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