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ISIS was begging the US to invade a few years ago. Had we done so the situation today would likely be 100x worse than it is. There's a reason we're not carpet bombing as Ted Cruz promises to do, because it would turn the entire population against us leave millions without any infrastructure in which to live. The big pieces of this puzzle have been slowly moving in place for a century, there's no simple or quick solution. I'd note that over the past year ISIS leadership and their territory are both shrinking... |
Slip, you do realize that defend has a different definition than attack, right?
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It is my belief that the best defense is a strong offense, we don't have a strong offense. Nebe, if we can find them then attack is ok by me.
no need to carpet bomb, I agree that will make matters worse. mistakes have been made, there is time to correct them |
Sounds like you have a good recipe for a hell of a lot more violence.
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Aren't there people working on that?
I'm here minding my own business paying my taxes and voting, when I have time, sometimes fish violence? when you get hit, you hit back arrest the terrorists no different with any other criminals |
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BECAUSE THEIR RELIGION comands them to martyr themselves, if necessary, to kill everyone who doesn't want to wear a beard and beat their women. "figure out a solution" The solution is exactly the same as Obama's solution to dealing with the 3 pirates who held guns to the head of Captaiun Phillips. A bullet to the brain. That's the end ganme here. The only unknown, is exactly how many innocents have to first be sacrificed on the altar of bullsh*t political correctness, before the liberal delusionals come around and accept the facts. |
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And how is Obama's policy working out? Is the Middle East more stable, or less stable, than it was 7 years ago? "I'd note that over the past year ISIS leadership and their territory are both shrinking" And I'm certain that comes as great comfort to the families of the victims in Belgium and France. |
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So it's a puzzle. And we are appreciating the "real root cause drivers" of the puzzle. And we are a century into the appreciating, but haven't quite got it yet. Some, on the other hand, see the "puzzle" as having moved for well over a millennium. And not gotten any nearer a solution. Rather, the pieces periodically fall apart and re-pattern in various ways, but always a puzzle. Except for those pieces of the puzzle who are not illusioned. Who are, and have always been, sure. They have always held to the confidence of their convictions. Gee, I wonder who they could be. Perhaps, if the rest of us were disillusioned about the nature of Islam the puzzle would fit together perfectly. But we must never point to Islam being a part of the puzzle. There are, after all, fixable parts . . . such as "real root cause drivers." |
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Oh, so if I expect him not to give away all the gains provided by The Surge, if I ask him just to maintain the status quo, that's asking too much. Turns out you are right, that would be asking way too much of this idiot. |
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Please provide us with a date and Time that the middle east hasn't been messed up in your eyes and pleases lets not go back 100 years to do it Conservatives have the amazing ability to Blame Obama for anything that occurs in other sovereign countries or domestic . even a Supreme court justice nomination.... if Obama agrees with them!!! the'll just Blacktrack blacktrack black·track intransitive verb \’blak-,trak\ The act of changing your mind because President Obama has agreed with you. also see pulling a 1 hatey or the Kenyan boomerang |
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It's no wonder Trump is winning the GOP nomination right now. |
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Once again, instead of respondong to what I actually said, you claimed that I said something else, something not even close to what I actually said. I never, ever said the Middle Eastern wasn't messed up. I said it was better on January 1 2008, than it is now. Before Obama got elected, Iraq had free, stable elections. The jihadists were decimated. I am sorry if that history lesson doesn't make Obama look swell. But that's what Iraq looked like when he took office. After he withdrew, much of the territory we took during the Surge, was overtaken by ISIS. WDMSO, is that true, or not? |
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"If there's a cold day in June then climate change isn't real right?" You never, ever see me saying anyhting that stupid. But when every single prediction made by the climate-change hysterics proves to be 100% false, any rational person would question the accuracy of their models. Not suprising that the guy who doesn't trust registered democrats to pick a candidate, doesn't think they should be able to decide if they have the right to turn on the air conditioner. How long of a list would you like, of predictions that climate chnge fanatics made, that didn't come true? If they were right, North Dakota would be exporting pineapples by now. If they were wrong about all that, perhaps they were wrong about other things. That's all I am saying. |
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well, if I had EVER said that, you would have a point, I suppose. Again, you are responding to something I never said (liberals really like doing that). But he is in charge, and the buck stops with him, does it not? "inability for you to discus objectively and rationally anything that involves Obama" How's this for objectivity? Despite adding to our debt more than (I think) all 43 previous presidents combined, our recovery from this recession has been the slowest ever. GDP growth has been pathetic. He said his stimulus would keep unemployment under 8%. It didn't. He said Obamacare would save the average famile $2,500 a year, it didn't. He said Obamacare would allow us to keep our plans/doctors, it doesn't. Despite all that spending, we have more Americans on food stamps and in poverty Iraq was stable when he took office. Against the advice of many, he didn't seek a SOFA, he pulled out, and ISIS moved right in. He drew a "red line" in the ground and warned Syria not to use chemical weapons. They did. He called ISIS the "JV", and the day before the terrorist attack in Paris, said they were contained. They aren't. On race, we are way more divided now than we have ever been. The stock market is way up. That's a good thing. That's about the only large-scale good thing you can point to. He is constantly wrong, most of what he touches turns to vomit, yet he still has that arrogance. He could fall down a flight of stairs, get up, and act like he just scored the winning touchdown in the Super Bowl. Here is what his epitaph should read...Obama...always wrong, yet never in doubt. |
Obama has never once admitting being wrong or making a mistake on ANYTHING. How is that even the slightest bit reasonable?
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An interesting side note. I read last night that trump's head strategist quit yesterday after he tweeted that only he could solve what happened in Pakistan on Easter. She said she was hired to insure that he only came in 2nd place in the primaries. So there you have it. This has only been a huge publicity stunt.
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http://www.xojane.com/issues/stephan...paign-defector
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Here's one of my favorites. His trillion dollar stimulus bill ws going to keep unemployment below 8%. It sure as hell didn't. When someone got around to asking him why he was off by millions of jobs, he thought it was humorous. We've come a long, long way from "the buck stops with me". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4p4-vPrcDBo Everything good that happens, he gets credit for. Everything bad that happens, is someone else's fault. |
"Hey everyone, I borrowed a trillion dollars, then spent it, and it didn't do anywhere near as much good as I promised it would! Hardy har har! Now who do I talk to about getting my bust on Mt Rushmore?"
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well doesn't that tell you the country is REALLY screwed up?
Trump does not care what anyone thinks about him we missed our chance at eliminating the deficit and lobbyists a long time ago with Ross Perot when he chose his running mate and he dropped out and got back in. NAFTA needs to be repealed along with the thousand other things to be fixed |
I voted for Ross :)
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A view of Muslim assimilation in France and Belgium:
http://theresurgent.com/this-is-how-...s-into-europe/ |
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Let's see, first you said it's an "improvement" that the democrats in charge of the party, don't let registered democrats pick who they want; then you said my expectations for Obama were unrealistic (when I said it would have been nice if he didn't hand Iraq over to ISIS on a silver platter); and now you're tired of hearing me point out (correctly) that Obama spent a trillion dollars on something that completely failed to deliver on his promised benefits. If that's too old, let's talk about current events. While the people in Brussels were scraping severed limbs off the street, Obama was s#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&g up to a dictator who provides asylum for someone on the FBI's most wanted list, then he does the tango worse than it has ever been done, showing us that he even sucks at the one thing you might still have reason to believe he could possibly be good at. |
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