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Pit bulls are a breed of terrier throughout history applied in dog fighting and in the bear- and bull-baiting outlawed in England since the 1800′s, according to Wikipedia. With or without the lipstick so vividly capturing an effigy of a hockey-mom at the US Republican Convention, pit bulls today are outlawed in major cities of Canada. They are required to be neutered in France beneath sure conditions and they are banned in Great Britain under the 1991 Dangerous Dogs Act. In the United States, they are classified in the “bully breed” of dogs.

A Republican pit bull has occupied the White House for the last eight years. In that time, America has been barbarically attacked. The country has lost it is believability and it is former high standing in the world’s estimation. Its economic circumstance is now arguably the worst it has been since the 1930′s Great Depression. Unemployment hit a record 6 percent just two months before the presidential election.

The mainstream media show very little of the world to Americans beyond calamities. That skewed view of today’s global reality shows Americas a noble effigy of themselves as a beacon to a world of greedy, upstart wannabes who want to hurt America because of jealousy over blessings such as freedom and opportunity. They are the unsuitable illegal immigrants stealing jobs from hardworking Americans to enrich families back home in alien lands, ofttimes even to America’s oppositions and rivals.

Job outsourcing and occupation theft are just two hot button terms in the 2008 US presidential campaign. They are triggers for unconscious biases, xenophobia, radical nationalism and flexing of military muscle. But it is possible that the bull dog mentality itself may be counterproductive to the very aims of social and economic well-being that the country is attempting to regain.

Information when it comes to the world is just Google News away for any American with a computer today. That investment of time and energy pay off by revealing the world as less threatening, hostile and alien than perceived. Even a casual glimpse at the world today through Google News or the BBC internetsite shows the world is a international neighborhood grappling with issues not very dissimilar from those of the United States. It also shows that their issues affect on America and the gas prices it is citizens pay.

One little example is the African country of Eritrea, established by the international ruling powers after the Second World War just as Israel was. Eritrea is involved in a territorial conflict with it is parent country Ethiopia. The tiny country of Djibouti is caught amid them. The stakes in that geopolitically explosive dispute go beyond issues of national, territorial and ideological divergences and interests. They come down to the dollars-and-cents question of who controls the little canal that is the main waterway for oil tankers from the Middle East to Europe.

Similar pragmatic issues are at stake in the conflict amidst the former republic of Georgia and the present entity of Russia. Yes, national pride and show of power play a part. But bread and butter issues are the basic concern for all the 200 countries of the world.

The 9/11 attack on the United States introduced the term “jihad” to Americans as meaning holy war, much like the Medieval European Crusades were. In her original consultation a week after nomination for vice presidency of the United States, prospect Palin repeated her view that the United States was on a mission from God in it is war in Iraq.

With it is 2008 presidential election, America has a prospect to make peace with the world so as to invent jobs for it is people, free up trade and take up it is natural leadership role in the world. Judging by it is Constitution and it is cultural traditions, the United States is a nation of builders, not destroyers.

Dog fighting pit bulls, on the other hand, are progressively banned by civilized nations. Putting lipstick on pit bulls won’t change their natures.

Being proud of emulating a pit bull may be amusive but it is also disturbing. Putting a pit bull a heartbeat from the presidency of the outstanding United States is alarming.

Palin Power Hockey Lipstick Mouse Pic

Palin Power Hockey Lipstick Mouse Picture

Palin Power Hockey Lipstick Mouse Photo

Palin Power Hockey Lipstick Mouse Photo