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Posted on 08/23/2014 9:47:38 AM PDT by Citizen Zed
Vice President Biden expressed confidence that the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria could be defeated without U.S. boots on the ground in Iraq, calling the militant group "far from invincible."
In a Washington Post op-ed published Friday, Biden described the threat as a "long-term challenge" but said the United States is prepared to increase its support in the fight.
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What’s he going to do ... fire two ‘blasts’ in the air from his double barrel shotgun?
So sez the old “white” drunken clown jester
The “expert” weighs in with his career-long, essentially 100% wrong opinion.
Opening his mouth and proving once again what a moron he is.
Yes. I agree. Three well placed nuclear devices would bring world peace for years to come.
Do it big mouth.
Note that Obama sent his lap dog out to make such a baseless statement. More information for the ISIS terrorists.
Executive order requiring flip-flops.
I can only wonder what bizarre world do these people
live on?
Well damn! If Joe says it, it MUST be true!
I don’t understand this. We needed a ‘surge’ to defeat AQI...
And ISIS is 10 times more powerful than AQI...
Had they acted months ago it would have much easier. Now ISIS have taken territory and spread out. In any event I think the formula is simple - US and coalition forces pound them from the air and Iraqi, Kurd and Syrian ground forces mop up
The greatest military mind since LBJ.
You took all the boots off the ground you idiot.
Pray America wakes up
I want to see how those thermobaric (aerosol) bombs work in real life! Save the antiquities.
Just HOW, Joe?
By your amazing mental powers???
You gonna out-wit them???
Just fire some shotguns into the air....
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