Posted on 09/03/2013 12:02:27 PM PDT by ColdOne
Syrian president Bashar al-Assad slammed President Obama and again denied his government’s role in a chemical attack against civilians in an interview Monday with the French newspaper Le Figaro.
“For us, a strong man prevents rather than starts a war…Obama is weak because he is facing pressure from within the United States,” al-Assad said.
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Please don’t tease the clown...
Assad nailed it.
Of course, Chrissy Matthews just called him a racist.
Don’t make the Wookie mad!
Obama is incontinent due to a weak sphincter. Way to go Reggie!
Isn’t that the truth...
Assad’s not even a good “bad guy”, yet, he’s fighting the greatest evil on this earth even if Assad is not an angel either.
Curious.. I believe him.
O great a dictator telling us something we already knew.
Wow BamBam is losing fans around the world and from what I was told by the media. Our nation would be loved when the Won will win Hearts and Minds.
RE: Assad: ‘Obama is weak’
Only those who voted for Obama either don’t know or ignore what was already obvious.
” RE: Assad: ‘Obama is weak’”
Boehner is weaker!
But Valarie Jarrett is the one he should be worried about. She makes the decisions.
LOL
Obama is not facing pressure from within America.
We don’t want to get involved.
He is facing pressure from his pals the Muslim Brotherhood.
Today I feel sold out by Republicans. I have had this feeling before ,but today it is very strong.
Agreed
but, he is smart enough to make others take the blame for his weakness
You ain’t just a kidding bashir... but you are still a muzzie pos.
Obama isn’t facing pressure from anything except his own arrogance.
The rest of the country doesn’t want to be part of a senseless attack on a foreign country half-way across the globe.
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