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To: rbmillerjr

I will criticize President Trump when I feel that he is not being loyal to the Deplorable Agenda. I know his heart is with us. I fear that some of the polliwogs he brought to DC have drunk the swamp water and can’t be trusted. His foreign policy was supposed to undo ISIS, which was created by Obama policies, then leave the Middle East. What happened? Why do we still have troops in Syria? They should not have been there in the first place.


88 posted on 03/16/2018 1:22:39 PM PDT by grania (Deplorable and Proud of It!)
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To: grania
"Why do we still have troops in Syria?"

Those troops are teachers and humanitarian workers. Why do the Persians, their Mongoloid friends and Shiites want to mount nukes there? Who knows? It's an intriguing mystery.

Maybe it's to put off the end of the world just a little longer.


90 posted on 03/16/2018 2:50:55 PM PDT by familyop ("Welcome to Costco. I love you." --Costco greeter in the movie, "Idiocracy")
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To: grania

“Why do we still have troops in Syria? They should not have been there in the first place.”

No. US foreign policy will go after terrorists, no matter where they are, if possible. So, we are rightfully in Syria, destroying ISIS.

ISIS is critically decimated but the job is not over, yet. US troops are there in a very limited capacity, mostly special operations and some air power. Trump is doing a great job. It is the Russians who violated the agreed to demarcation line and put Trump to the test. Russia’s former Spetznaz Wagner group contractors paid the price for that Putin miscalculation.


99 posted on 03/17/2018 7:27:09 AM PDT by rbmillerjr (Reagan conservative: All 3 Pillars)
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