A couple
of issues with the following story (bottom of scroll): for
starters, it gives too much credit
to our two resident buffoons, Lindsey Graham ( he is the one with a brain)
and John McCain, the fellow who thinks
the conservative nation is retarded to the point of believing him when he
pretends (make that a past tense verb)
to be a Constitutionally controlled conservative.
I cannot
be the only citizen blogger in this world who is aware of what Obama was and is
doing, in Iraq.
The facts
of that War are these: Bush killed
nearly 40,000 terrorists during that war,
a war that ended in victory. He
supported his troops while in combat, giving
them “rules of engagement” that allowed for victory and protected them in
battle. Bush captured and interrogated
dozens (if not hundreds) of terrorists, giving his
Administration information and enough awareness to prevent any attacks on our
homeland, after 9/11. And, when we left Iraq (Bush always had an exit strategy, never reported in the Marxist Media), he left,
in place, a treaty with the Iraqi
government that allowed for as many as 50,000 American troops to remain in that
country, insuring the military stability of that country, after the long period of war and
dictatorship.
Obama
unilaterally reversed all of this. The
Iraqi government wanted us to keep a residual force in their country, but Obama chose to ignore the existing exit
treaty and the desires of the Iraqi government,
and moved all troops from that country.
Syria would not be in the mess it is today, if the path to that country had not included a free flow of Iranian terrorists
through Iraq.
Obama’s
rules of engagement have put our soldiers in harms way, preventing “surprise attacks” on enemy forces, the offering of Miranda rights and legal representation to captured terrorists,
and an insistence on a catch and release
policy in the name of “human decency.”
Because we no longer interrogate terrorists, we know almost nothing about their future
plans in the Middle East and Africa nor their
planned intentions in this country. The
successful Boston Bombings, the failed Christmas attempt (2010) during a domestic
flight, and, a failed car bombing in New York, are three of several incidences that have been perpetrated
during the Obama Administration. His
Iraqi policy has laid waste to the Bush Victory, and his Afghanistan War, is nothing less than a very sad and sadistic
episode in American history.
And,
today, Graham and McCain are telling us .
. . . what?
They were part of the political machine, during all of this time (Bush and Obama) and their feckless “leadership”
has given us nothing but empty talk, in
the face of a nonsensical foreign policy driven by a childish passion for “fairness”
and “peace on Earth.” For these two
clowns to insist on the “predictability” of current events within Iraq, is to admit that their leadership, as well as Obama’s, has been disturbingly sordid
and meaningless. They could have
protested each day of this colossal foreign policy debacle, but,
instead, they chose to campaign
against “harsh interrogation tactics” that
involved [only] three murdering Muslim leaders
-- I said “three.” The deaths of more than 5,000 of our troops
in Iraq
have become meaningless sacrifices as
Obama and the political class (the GOP included) took accomplished victory and turned it into
a waste land for continued violence.
And, instead of working to curtail the
presidential powers of the Dictator Class,
these two are wasting time and money telling us what we already know, and making headline news, in their pathetically inadequate polemics
directed against an Administration that has never believed in the “finality of
war” as a policy for victory and peace.
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Republican senators on Saturday blamed the Obama administration for Al
Qaeda-affiliates purportedly over-running parts of Iraq,
including the city of Fallujah that the United States secured before President Obama
removed all U.S.
forces from that country in 2011.
Sen. John
McCain, Arizona, and Lindsey Graham, South Carolina, called the recent turn of
events “as tragic as they were predictable” and suggested Obama mislead
Americans into believing that Iraqi leaders wanted U.S. forces out of their
country.
“While
many Iraqis are responsible for this strategic disaster, the administration
cannot escape its share of the blame,” the senators said in a joint statement.
“When President Obama withdrew all U.S.
forces … over the objections of our military leaders and commanders on the
ground, many of us predicted that the vacuum would be filled by America’s enemies and would emerge as a threat
to U.S.
national security interests. Sadly, that reality is now clearer than ever.”
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