[Eleutheria5]

How diplomatic./s

[gaijin]

I would support Putin before my own leaders.

[Vermont Lt]

Seems to me that Russia is killing the bad guys.

Putin wants Assad to stay in business, because he wants to protect his natural gas resources. Assad does not want the pipeline going across Syria to the Med.

We want the pipeline. Go figure.

[DesertRhino]

Speaking of war crimes, how about launching a war in Syria with zero legal structure at all.... just doing it.

[Thom Pain]

I’m quite confident the UN will get right on this!

[Sacajaweau]

Russia and Syria have been allies for 50 years.

We have no interest in Syria and are dealing with and supplying corrupt rebels.

The Dems have that "regime change" bug again....and you know how that worked out.

We don't belong there!!

[Jack Hydrazine]

That’s because Israel (along with Saudi Arabia and Europe) is working with the US in providing support to the “moderate” beheaders and ISIS proxies to defeat Assad.

[Pearls Before Swine]

Barbaric? Sure. So is supporting ISIS.

Obama, Hillary: It’s on you. Maybe GWB created conditions of destabilization with the Iraq invasion, but he controlled the situation with the resident Iraq force.

Obama blew that off, ostensibly for political reasons. Now I’m not so sure. After his support for the MB in Egypt, and the Iran “deal”, I’m thinking he likes the idea of Muslim chaos in the Middle East.

[Psalm 144]

Slut. Absolute inversion.

[jospehm20]

Sanatha Powers is an America hating skank.

[Spok]

The Russians are just being Russians, while Obama is still hopelessly wimpy and clueless.

[Don Corleone]

And ours was more on the order of what Mother Teresa would have done?

[silverleaf]

Has she used language like that to describe the U.S. backed ISIS?
No?
Didn’t think so
Arab Spring unleashed barbarism
It was a U.S. strategy

[kiryandil]

Samantha, go make some coffee for the other world leaders, or something.

In other words, just shut up.

[jmacusa]

Ivan has never been known for tact.

[Cronos]

This is the same creature who said she criticized Israel for "continued settlement growth" and urged both Israelis and Palestinians to renew peace efforts. "We are under no illusion that achieving peace is easy - it takes tough choices by both sides," she said before criticizing both sides and adding that "we have not seen sufficient commitment from either side to create conditions for peace."

Specifically with regards to Israel, Power claimed that "continued settlement growth raises questions about Israel’s long-term objectives," according to remarks quoted by the newspaper.