Every election year we have to make our new decisions. We have to
decide who we want to represent us to the nations of the world.

We have to decide who we want leading the policies, and approaches
which we have toward all of the nations of the world.

Some of these nations affect our day to day lifes individually. Some
of these nations could drag us into war. One of these nations could
possibly wipe us off the map.

Some major, and minor issues with big and small nations of the world,
could make our day to day lives easier, or a whole lot harder.

Some of these issues are understood by the general population. And
some are not.

Some of these issues, the government does not want you to be concerned
with. It might not be good for the economy. And it might not be good
to let the other nations know that we, the people, are concerned.

Downplaying some of the important issues is what the government does
with some very important and possibly grave international issues.

The government has downsized our military to the point that we are no
longer prepared to defend ourselves against real threats. Threats that
are a reality in the world today.

The government acts as though the terrorists are the only real threat
in the world, against us today.

While China has unrelentlessly increased its military size and
spending, year after year after year. Time and time again you hear
this on the news.

And you also continuously hear, year after year, about how China has
gotten its hands on some more of our defensive and nuclear secrets. As
though they did not already have a growing and growing stock pile of
those types of weapons theirselves already.

For years and years we have been downsizing our military. For economic
purposes. While at the same time we have been buying all of China’s,
government owned, merchandise that we can afford.

China’s military’s are fat, and are still growing fatter every day.
While ours are thin.

How many possible reasons could there possibly be for China to
continually build its military’s?

The population and food and energy have been a major issue in China
for years and years and years.

Years and years ago they decided what they needed to do. There is an
old Chinese proverb that goes something like this: If you cannot beat
your enemy today, wait until you can, before you fight him.

There are other international issues that need to be considered before
we make our decision for President again this year.

One of these issues can be investigated more thoroughly at
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