We don't have total dominance. However, there is some degree of control. We have bases all over the world. You've been in a base or bases in Germany yourself, correct? Why have bases in Germany anyway, now that the Soviet Union is history? How many bases do we have in Okinawa? Why so many? What is the need? What the hell are we doing in Georgia? Why provoke a powerful nation (Russia)?
Actually, we only have two air bases in Germany. Also, if you haven't noticed it is the over seas bases in places like Germany that give the US the global reach capability. For example jets flying from the Middle East to the US can stop in Germany for re-supply and crew rest before moving on and they are guaranteed protection
A mechanic? Pooh. Ever been to Fallajah after they rained white phosphorous on it? Nope.
Yep, because everybody knows that on a day to day bases, the US military rains down white phosphorous on people.

Now do you have any proof of this or did you stop to think... there was a reason for it or do you just do what you do best... mentally throw up something and call it an argument?
Yes! So!? At last you concede unwittingly that the structures are indeed permanent.
99% of those buildings are trailers. Nothing all that permanent about a trailer that is designed to be moved in a few days. Even if the US military is building permit structures, so what? Believe it or not... buildings built by the US military can be used by more than just the US military and indeed do come down a lot eaiser than they went up. So again the argument that "HAHAHAHA the US is building permit buildings in the Iraq so therefore they want to be there forever and ever" is not an argument or proof of anything. We have built plenty of bases and turned them over for civilian use, one example is in my home town where the former air base was turned into an airport. In fact, many airstrips and airports in the US owe their existence to US military bases back during WWII and the 50's.
Why may I not take that as evidence of an intent of imperialism?
Because we have built dozens of permit bases throughout the world that are not being used by the US military and believe it or not... a building/air strip/etc built by the military can be used by more than just the US military. You also seem to forget that we spent 4 years fighting WWII and yet... how many of those countries we were in did we keep bases around? A few, but that is only because either the country let us stay (such as Iceland or Brittan) while others were done by treaty (Japan or Germany), but the vast majority of countries... we did not stay on and gave them their land back and in Iraq... do you have any proof that the US isn't going to turn Iraq back over or is your unreasonable fears of 'imperialism' that you have no proof of all you have?
Except for letter-of-marquee-and-reprisial teams trying to capture terrorists or kill them, I would prefer that they sleep here in the USA. It's rather expensive to maintain armed forces abroad. Cheaper to maintain a defense right on USA soil. Why, for god's sake?
If you haven't noticed almost every war in US history (with the exception of the Civil war) has been with foreign powers. So would you rather fight a war in the US and destroy the country or would you rather take the fight to the enemy and destroy his base of operations? Take a look at all the major wars the US has fought in, only the civil war was fought because of internal struggles within the US (two if you count the Revolution as a rebellion) all the other major wars... were against foreign powers so does it make sense that we want to keep a military presence outside the US. Also, you are forgetting that it is the US isolationist policies that lead to WWII, if we would of been more active in the world, Germany couldn't of built up the strength it had to fight the war in the first place. So as you can see, the historical examples we have of this, ended up in failure. So why would it work now?
Of course government is like that.How many and what authority can you cite?Babble. Of course they don't want to let us stay, and the permanent look of those bases makes them resistive.
Oh please, "Duh, this base looks permanent, so America is imperialist." is an absurd argument that only you would use. Believe it or not... buildings can be used for more than just military uses. Shoot, take a look at major and smaller airports, bet they have a history and may of even been built by the US military at some point in their history. We have old bases all over the world that are being used by other country military's or by civilians.
Never ever open up to any other conclusion other than 'duh Cheney and Bush are evil' huh? What polls? References?What, no chaos there now? Since Petraeus ordered his men to keep our boys and girls out of combat as much as possible, things have become much quieter. I do think things will become better when we leave. Some violence may still occur from time to time, though, like in the USA.
What are you ranting about? I have heard all kind of stats and stats are a wonderful thing, you can make them say pretty much anything you want as long as you know who to ask and/or what to ask.
Oh, I wish you would come to the small government thread.
Babble. Your head is a mess. You're a poor reader.
Of course I'm a poor reader because if I wasn't, I'd agree with Augustine, but since I don't, I must be a poor read.

More of your logic I see, now when you have a real argument or some real evidence to present forward, I might take your seriously. For now... I don't nor will I. Thanks for playing, but keep showing you haven't got a clue what you are talking about.