The Current FReepathon Pays For The Current Quarter's Expenses?
Posted on 08/14/2014 8:34:51 AM PDT by elhombrelibre
Things are so bad that the Obama administration has begun scrutinizing once-mundane arms transfers
Relations between Israel and the US are so bad now that the Obama administration has seen fit to tighten its control over wartime weapons shipments, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday morning. According to the report, citing unnamed senior officials, the White house had requested that the Pentagon put on hold a shipment of 'Hellfire' missiles Israel had requested and instructed them to "consult with policy makers at the White House and the State Department before approving any additional requests."
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Obama the anti-Semite/anti-Christian ping.
If he gets a head wound, I’m getting worried.
Things are so bad that:
Secular American Jews have stopped mocking and denouncing Conservatives...
Until the election is over.
I’m afraid you’re right, but we shall not stop supporting Israel because of Obama and the libs.
The Current FReepathon Pays For The Current Quarter's Expenses?
Agree.
I support Israel because it is a free nation, because it is a reliable friend to America, and because they are fighting our common enemy - Muslim psychos.
Speaks volumes when U.S. and qatar have an arms deal ongoing.
Q1: State two main differences between Hesbollah and the US State Department.
A1: Hesbollah members have higher IQs and a much longer list of successes.
Q2: Name any differences between a corrupt Mullah and the Obamadork.
A2: H*ll, no one knows.
Impeach!
Relations have only been high when we do what Bibi wants.
The more US interests are ignored the lower they get.
Is your point that Obama is pursuing the US’s interest in Israel?
Thanks elhombrelibre.
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