Posted on 05/02/2013 4:46:51 AM PDT by Kaslin
Syria is simply none of our business...
If Assad Pest Control, Inc. is spraying a few cockroaches, he is doing us a favor.
The so-called “rebels” are Salafist terror groups.
Don't compare Obama to the Jeffersons. George Jefferson worked his tail off to make a fortune in dry-cleaning, and realized the American Dream. B. Hussein has had his skids greased ever since he was recruited by Bill Ayers.
Cracks in the armor?
Chicken shit is a bad characteristic if you want to be a world leader.
The world laughs
Barone supports gay marriage...
I frankly don’t see any U.S. interest in helping the Salafist terror groups opposing Assad and placing American troops into the middle of a terrorist shooting gallery.
If Assad is spraying those cockroaches, he is doing us a favor.
I would much rather trust Bashar al Assad than John Kerry or an senator that voted to confirm him as secretary of state.
Barone can go take a gay wedding holiday for all I care...
In most wars, there is no good guy. In most wars both sides are bad. Same with this one. Either we help neither side, or we help both sides and hope they annihilate each other.
I read the issue more as we can’t be trusted, that we are weak. Not that this or that group deserves our support. Obama should have kept his mouth shut, or said it does not ffect us or something. Instead, he has shown the words and promises of the USA are worthless.
However the UN is stuck when it comes to Syria. They can't get any resolutions passed by Russia and much of the world is very tepid in their support of the increasingly radical rebels.
So whoever is setting American foreign policy (Jarrett? Alexrod? Kerry?) is at a loss with no clear direction from outside. They think they want the rebels to win. They like over throwing long term dictators in the Middle East but they don't want to tick off Russia and they aren't sure how they feel about bombing Iranian soldiers who they know are operating in Syria.
This constant drumbeat in the media about Syria should give everyone a pause...
Arming Salafist terror groups who oppose Assad is the same modus operandi as smuggling guns to narcoterrorists in Mexico.
I would sooner trust Bashar al Assad than I would trust John Kerry or any senator who voted to confirm him.
Syria is none of our business...
The so-called “rebels” are Salafist terror groups.
I trust Valdimir Putin more than Obama or McCain on this... let the Russians have a go at them if they like.
Putin doesn’t have gay pride marches with his army...
Barone can go have his gay wedding for all I care... I don’t trust a thing he says anymore...
Exactly. I suspected long ago that “weapons of mass destruction” has become nothing more than an excuse for U.S. military intervention anywhere around the world. These big-government globalists — whether they are Democrats OR Republicans — shredded their credibility a long time ago.
Syria is simply none of our business...
The United States is not a military welfare program for the rest of the world.
The United States military personnel aren’t toy soldiers on a game board for the leftist internationale.’
The constant drumbeat in the Maoist media about Syria should be ringing alarm bells.
He’s got that “What difference does it make?” look.
“Zero” isn’t anymore qualified to play the international game of geo-politics than the (gay flame) Liberace was qualified to lecture on astrophysics.”
Funny, I’d say his puppet masters are pretty dang lame on foreign policy as well. Not a one of ‘em has an ounce of savvy between them. They are out for one thing and one thing only; bring America to her knees.
I would say bring the US Army home, put them on the Southern border, and send the Marines in to kill all the narcoterrorists.
Immigration reform, Patton style...
Blockade them so they all starve to death.
Agreed. Let them go at it.
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