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Obamao supported the rebels against Assad, now going to help...Assad

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  • seriously? Mr. Psycho radical marxist dumbass in our WH wants to be helping all radicals,

    even Muslim radicals, but now he is going to be an ally of Assad because some of the rebels

    have taken off and become a Muslim "Borg" ?

    What a clusterfook Obamao is -

    http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/west-poised-to-join-forces-with-president-assad-in-face-of-islamic-state-9686666.html

    @calfoxwc said:

    seriously? Mr. Psycho radical marxist dumbass in our WH wants to be helping all radicals,

    even Muslim radicals, but now he is going to be an ally of Assad because some of the rebels

    have taken off and become a Muslim "Borg" ?

    What a clusterfook Obamao is -

    http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/west-poised-to-join-forces-with-president-assad-in-face-of-islamic-state-9686666.html

    Backing assad in the first place would have been the smart thing to do. Now the genies out of the bottle. Good luck getting it back in

  • Backing Assad for sure!

    Obuma will be crossing all those red lines he drew in the sand with his back to Assad!

  • DIdn't another politician say Iraq had WOMD?

    And they didn't?

    They all lie cal.

    Regardless of what letter is in front of their name

    Remember this good ole ditty

  • DIdn't another politician say Iraq had WOMD?

    And they didn't?

    They all lie cal.

    Regardless of what letter is in front of their name

    Remember this good ole ditty

    @browns149 said:

    DIdn't another politician say Iraq had WOMD?

    And they didn't?

    They all lie cal.

    Regardless of what letter is in front of their name

    Remember this good ole ditty

    if you wont take the past reports of the shell game played in Iraq and Syria when it came to WMD....

    then maybe you'll take it from ISIS?

    ISIS In Iraq Find Saddam Hussein’s WMD Stockpiles Of Chemical Weapons… George W Bush Was Right?

    http://www.inquisitr.com/1309825/isis-in-iraq-find-saddam-husseins-wmd-stockpiles-of-chemical-weapons-george-w-bush-was-right/

  • @browns149 said:

    DIdn't another politician say Iraq had WOMD?

    And they didn't?

    They all lie cal.

    Regardless of what letter is in front of their name

    Remember this good ole ditty

    if you wont take the past reports of the shell game played in Iraq and Syria when it came to WMD....

    then maybe you'll take it from ISIS?

    ISIS In Iraq Find Saddam Hussein’s WMD Stockpiles Of Chemical Weapons… George W Bush Was Right?

    http://www.inquisitr.com/1309825/isis-in-iraq-find-saddam-husseins-wmd-stockpiles-of-chemical-weapons-george-w-bush-was-right/

    @fairhooker11 said:

    if you wont take the past reports of the shell game played in Iraq and Syria when it came to WMD....

    then maybe you'll take it from ISIS?

    ISIS In Iraq Find Saddam Hussein’s WMD Stockpiles Of Chemical Weapons… George W Bush Was Right?

    http://www.inquisitr.com/1309825/isis-in-iraq-find-saddam-husseins-wmd-stockpiles-of-chemical-weapons-george-w-bush-was-right/

    OK

    KILL THEM ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    should have done it from the start

    Being "Politically correct" and trying to win a war........................WILL NEVER HAPPEN

    EVER!!!!!!!!!!

  • You convinced me with the large font

  • You convinced me with the large font

    @mld-woody said:

    You convinced me with the large font

    of course

    you are tricked by anything

    lojwe bhwvhjc...............woody translation................It's Bush's fault

  • Huge difference between backing Assad and destroying ISIS. I can't stand the guy but I'm not for a minute looking at this as backing Assad. I look at it as insuring America's security. ISIS' capital is Raqqa, Syria. It needs to go. It will go.

  • Huge difference between backing Assad and destroying ISIS. I can't stand the guy but I'm not for a minute looking at this as backing Assad. I look at it as insuring America's security. ISIS' capital is Raqqa, Syria. It needs to go. It will go.

    @downsouthkc said:

    Huge difference between backing Assad and destroying ISIS. I can't stand the guy but I'm not for a minute looking at this as backing Assad. I look at it as insuring America's security. ISIS' capital is Raqqa, Syria. It needs to go. It will go.

    Americas security has been compromised due to the fact that ISIS has members with western passports.

    any proactive attacks to slow down ISIS in Syria and then back into Iraq by air strikes are temporary and may be too late?

    Obama is completely comfortable STILL by leading (from behind) the so called and unnamed "coalition" as far as support goes...

    After all, the terrorists can very well be right here in the US - imagine that ? we have to.

  • @mld-woody said:

    You convinced me with the large font

    of course

    you are tricked by anything

    lojwe bhwvhjc...............woody translation................It's Bush's fault

    @browns149 said:

    of course

    you are tricked by anything

    lojwe bhwvhjc...............woody translation................It's Bush's fault

    Oh god please don't

  • I think whoever the president of the United States maybe we find ourselves in a no win situation when mediating a struggle between a spider and a scorpion.

    we were probably (possibly?) better off with Kadafi Mubarak and Assad.

    we tend to forget that the rebels are not Jeffersonian Democrats.

    WSS

  • It's better to kill them over there, before they kill us over there,

    or come here and kill us. 😡

  • @downsouthkc said:

    Huge difference between backing Assad and destroying ISIS. I can't stand the guy but I'm not for a minute looking at this as backing Assad. I look at it as insuring America's security. ISIS' capital is Raqqa, Syria. It needs to go. It will go.

    Americas security has been compromised due to the fact that ISIS has members with western passports.

    any proactive attacks to slow down ISIS in Syria and then back into Iraq by air strikes are temporary and may be too late?

    Obama is completely comfortable STILL by leading (from behind) the so called and unnamed "coalition" as far as support goes...

    After all, the terrorists can very well be right here in the US - imagine that ? we have to.

    @big-red-one said:

    Americas security has been compromised due to the fact that ISIS has members with western passports.

    any proactive attacks to slow down ISIS in Syria and then back into Iraq by air strikes are temporary and may be too late?

    Obama is completely comfortable STILL by leading (from behind) the so called and unnamed "coalition" as far as support goes...

    After all, the terrorists can very well be right here in the US - imagine that ? we have to.

    Not 100 why you quoted me. These two posts don't seem related too much. That's alright, though. If people think an attack on the homeland isn't going to happen they are naive. We are blessed it hasn't happen yet on a big scale. You're right attacks in Syria/Iraq may be too late but there is little doubt in my mind that if we wanted to we could annihilate the extreme build up these douchebags have made.

    I do think that the perception of weakness and hands off approach has opened a void that someone is going to fill in the great power struggle. I think that is what we are seeing in the Middle East, Ukraine, China.

    Ain't nobody said to not imagine terrorists here. I guarantee they are here. It would be preposterous to think otherwise.

    I just hope we decide to unleash holy hell on them all.

  • I think whoever the president of the United States maybe we find ourselves in a no win situation when mediating a struggle between a spider and a scorpion.

    we were probably (possibly?) better off with Kadafi Mubarak and Assad.

    we tend to forget that the rebels are not Jeffersonian Democrats.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    I think whoever the president of the United States maybe we find ourselves in a no win situation when mediating a struggle between a spider and a scorpion.

    we were probably (possibly?) better off with Kadafi Mubarak and Assad.

    we tend to forget that the rebels are not Jeffersonian Democrats.

    WSS

    We may have even been better off with Saddam.

  • @westside-steve said:

    I think whoever the president of the United States maybe we find ourselves in a no win situation when mediating a struggle between a spider and a scorpion.

    we were probably (possibly?) better off with Kadafi Mubarak and Assad.

    we tend to forget that the rebels are not Jeffersonian Democrats.

    WSS

    We may have even been better off with Saddam.

    @downsouthkc said:

    We may have even been better off with Saddam.

    I am curious as to what would have happened had the United States allowed him to go into Kuwait.

    That's what caused the problems in the first place.

    WSS

  • @downsouthkc said:

    We may have even been better off with Saddam.

    I am curious as to what would have happened had the United States allowed him to go into Kuwait.

    That's what caused the problems in the first place.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    I am curious as to what would have happened had the United States allowed him to go into Kuwait.

    That's what caused the problems in the first place.

    WSS

    Iraq would have increased in size small, but greatly in wealth(with better shipping lanes) and more oil. They would have also erased the last of their debt from Iraq-Iranian war. The US would have never proven to world the advances in military air power that we had achieved(and would use to deter/bomb such as sebia later), US and our allies in the regions(Saudia Ariba) would have lost face and standing among other nations in that region. Other nations/dictators could have taken advantage of the situation..... Oil prices would have probably increased at the same rate it increased with the gulf war.

  • Or, as the devil's advocate mights say, they would most certainly be a stronger ally of the United States and the largest oil producers in the region and that oil would be traded in US dollars.

    They would replace Saudi Arabia as the United States number one strange bedfellow.

    Iran would be shit out of luck.

    WSS

  • Its possible, we were really supportive of their war with Iran.

  • Saddam was a colossal piece of shit but he at least kept his country under wraps. Saddam ran a secular government albeit with an iron fist.