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No, I'm not worried about Crimea or Ukraine. But despite your claim that Obama boxed Russia in, Russia managed to invade those places. I offered them to shred your idiotic claim. That's all. Obama did nothing to contain Russia. He mocked Romney for saying Russia was an adversary, which I'm sure you remember and I'm sure you thought was brilliant by Obama. |
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Russian GDP 13 2.297T Russian invades it's neighbors 14 2.064T 15 1.368T 16 1.285T Putin's Puppet is elected 17 1.578T 18 1.750T 19 1.910T 20 2.200T projected |
Pete, you said Obama had them boxed in, and they went on the warpath. I'm sorry that fact shreds your claims.
Did Obama cause Russian GDP to decrease? Maybe he should have sent them a zillion dollars like he did to Iran. Remember Obabam's red line in the sand to Syria, about not using chemical weapons? How'd that work out? Obama gets decent grades for handling our economy, he gets a big fat F for reigning in foreign adversaries. He thought he could say "PAH-kee-ston", and that would make everyone love us. It didn't work. His ego was right up there with Trumps. |
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And just how did Floridaman's actions in Syria end up? With the resurgence of IS and the assisted genocide of Kurds? In Iran where after a multilateral effort dropped their GDP from 589B to 386B they signed the JCPOA and complied. Now we have a great deal with them and what might be a unilateral war on our hands. Floridaman and his failed foreign policy attempts are nothing to brag about unless you are Putin. |
wdmso, when i said this guy was a terrorist, you said one mans terrorist is another mans freedom fighter. John R asked which this man was to you? I didn’t see you respond. id be very curious to see your answer to that, since you brought it up and you don’t seem to think he deserves his fate.
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This entire episode could have been avoided if previous leadership had not enabled these savages. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
The US has been fing with Iran for 70 years, if your going to blame an administration SD, you need to go much farther back. Trump just lit a fire, I hope the collateral damage isn’t going to drag us into yet another war, he is a dangerous man to be making knee jerk military decisions.
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He is as qualified as most of his predecessors to make such decisions based on their track records. Bush, he was qualified and still gets the short end. I prefer blowing up monsters vs. handing them unmarked bills in exchange for a promise.
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The difference being past presidents trusted their military, defense and intelligence advisors and this nut doesn’t and I wouldn’t be surprised when all is uncovered, the intelligence wasn’t all that different than any in the past decade. This could be Trump being Trump and a distraction for his upcoming trial.
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Is that your opinion or are you just spouting partisan foolishness? Do you think we eliminated this monster as a distraction? As if this will somehow make the trial go away or somehow become less of a shat show and more of a sideshow..
Seriously, what did trusting the military do for Bush’ reputation? Let alone Obozo.🤡🤷🏽#^&♂️ Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
After 3 years of watching this administration, I think I get the strategy:
Trump is going to keep killing Iranian generals by drone strike until the Ayatollah announces he's going to investigate Hunter Biden or until he admits he has the 2016 DNC server. Right? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Mike Pence is now linking 9/11 to Qasem Soleimani. As if you weren't yet convinced that nothing means anything anymore from Trumplicans, the US vice president just suggested that Soleimani helped al-Qaeda, one of Iran's greatest enemies. Total dumb#^&#^&#^&#^&s will believe this.
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Spence, you posted (maybe in another thread?) “why now?”, since neither of the previous two administrations killed this guy.
Susan Rice was on tv last night, she said obama never had the opportunity, but if they had, they would have seriously considered it, weighing the pros and cons. She didn’t say “hell no, the cost far outweighs the benefit.”. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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United states give Syrian rebels tow missiles which kill thousands of Syrian troops...
Iran gives EFPs to Iraqis that kill Americans Both incidents people were trained by other country's troops who never pulled the trigger why is 1honorable but the other Terrorism? :btu: |
It depends on which team you root for Wayne. I know you are not stupid. Suicide is considered cowardly in the USA, in Japan it is honorable...
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I never saw this perspective come up when bin laden was killed. No difference except who ordered the killing. More partisan bs from the clowns.🤡🤡🤡
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I’d help you understand the difference but if you give a man a fish he eats for a day. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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answer whether you consider him a terrorist or a freedom fighter? (2) the syrian regime is a brutal dictatorship, using chemical weapons against their own citizens. If you’re trying to say going syrians defend against Assad is the same as helping insurgents to kill Americans who were there risking their lives to help people, is beyond stupid. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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The acts of terrorism I saw in iraq were car bombs in markets attacks on pilgrims defenceless people There was always 2 distinct groups operating 1 group wanted the US out and attacked military targets and other well know groups who rather kill civilians to instilling fear I've seen no one saying this guy was innocent But I see no benefit For the US to embrace targeted killing of other country's military leader as a policy is a big leap from a stateless guy in a tent |
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This is in jest I am guessing. In ancient times when folks didn’t quite grasp concepts they often invoked terms like mysticism and perhaps a deity. Just so you get a better understanding,we just cut the head off a snake. Now the snake can not bite us.
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