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Common Sense wrote:
Goose wrote:
You're quoting "Syrian State Media" in support of some obscure point unrelated to the thread topic?
UnbelievableTypical response........... Obama made the statement and then did not follow through!
That is why we are where we are today. Obama's feckless Foreign policy!
Typical response. The topic of the thread makes some in your tribe look bad so you try to change the subject
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You know when the State Dept. is calling for military action things are truly bad!
Jun. 16, 2016,
An 'embarrassing' break: Dozens of State Department officials just revolted against Obama's Syria policy
"Failure to stem Assad's flagrant abuses will only bolster the ideological appeal of groups such as Daesh, even as they endure tactical setbacks on the battlefield," the cable reads, according to The Journal.Daesh is an alternate name for ISIS, aka the Islamic State or ISIL."We are aware of a dissent channel cable written by a group of State Department employees regarding the situation in Syria," State Department spokesman John Kirby told The Wall Street Journal.
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I guess common Just isn't going to speak to the topic of the thread.
Rude and childish
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tennyson wrote:
Many of the congressional Republicans who are praising President Donald Trump's decision to strike a Syrian airfield were opposed to President Obama's request to approve a similar action against Syria in 2013.
Trump ordered the launch of more than 50 tomahawk cruise missiles on Thursday in retaliation for Syrian leader Bashar Al-Assad's reported use of chemical weapons against his own people.
In August of 2013, after Assad used chemical weapons in a similar scenario against people in the Syrian city of Ghouta, Obama requested congressional permission to launch air strikes against the Assad regime.Many Republicans opposed his request. One of the most prominent was Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who on Friday tweeted out his support for Trump's strike, writing, "This was a clear signal from America that Bashar al Assad can no longer use chemical weapons against his own people with impunity."
This is why politics sucks !
Agreed.
But we must persevere.
We cannot cede the field to these hypocrites or to those who come around later and try to change the subject
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Goose wrote:
So, common,now you are confirming what Tennyson posted?
Good.
Exactly.
Congress is a gutless wonder, and the Syrian "blame game" is partisan politics at its worst.