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right, indefensible......the ruskies don't have to justify inaction, they just move another pawn.Quote:
Originally Posted by GringoStar
I wasn't insinuating they will retaliate militarily. I just wonder how they will justify their inaction to little brothers like Syria.Quote:
Originally Posted by limitles
And lol at Trump's message, invoking God more than once. Real subtle
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Originally Posted by Sanlmar
This is a hilariously stupid excuse from Team Retard. It would almost make sense if Flynn was a carryover from the Obama administration. But if you believe them here, it means that Trump nominated a person to be National Security Adviser who was so incompetent and/or untrustworthy that he needed someone else to be added to the National Security Council's Principals Committee to babysit him. That excuse makes even less sense when combined with the fact that the same executive order removed the Director of National Intelligence and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs from the Principals Committee.
Good thing we didn't elect Killary. She was going to escalate the war in Syria, right?
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/06/u...ance.html?_r=0
Wow.
I hope to hell that Bannon is the one who leaked this.Quote:
When Jared Kushner, President Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser, sought the top-secret security clearance that would give him access to some of the nation’s most closely guarded secrets, he was required to disclose all encounters with foreign government officials over the last seven years.
But Mr. Kushner did not mention dozens of contacts with foreign leaders or officials in recent months. They include a December meeting with the Russian ambassador, Sergey I. Kislyak, and one with the head of a Russian state-owned bank, Vnesheconombank, arranged at Mr. Kislyak’s behest.
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Mr. Kushner has said he did not discuss sanctions with Mr. Gorkov, the Russian banker. Mr. Gorkov declined to comment on the subject of whether sanctions were discussed.
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Originally Posted by GringoStar
They do that shit a lot, is the weird part. Like.. a lot a lot.
And its confusing because Assad seems like a pretty straight forward, well read, urbane kind of guy.
I get the feeling there are shades of whats going on with Putin / the FSB; where the guys on the front lines just kinda run piss wild and no longer read those daily memos about not murdering dissidents in cold blood literally outside Putin's corner office.
OSA: you meed to write for the E Network because of how much drama you perpetuate.
Drama?
Try this on bitch: YOU ARE NO LONGER INVITED TO GO FLY FISHING.
<russia> hey lets get an bloated drug addict reality tv star elected lol
<president trump> *BOMBBOMBBOMB*
<russia> http://i.imgur.com/sGuMkTJ.jpg
Says the bloated my little pony addict....
They need to stop investigating Trump for allegedly being in contact with Russia and instead investigate Hillary Clinton for selling out American assets to the Russians.
How the Clintons Sold Out U.S. National Interests to the Putin Regime
http://www.nationalreview.com/articl...s-putin-regime
https://conspiracydailyupdate.files....pg?w=624&h=305
Lol....sure...Quote:
Originally Posted by TheXFactor
http://www.snopes.com/hillary-clinto...m-russia-deal/
Oh look. TheXFactor is posting anti-Hillary fake news that is easily disproven by anyone with an IQ over 90. It's making me nostalgic for 2016.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheXFactor
Taking Team Retard back to its roots.
LOL, Xfactor is a conspiracy theorist?Quote:
Originally Posted by Muck FiconLol....sure...Quote:
Originally Posted by TheXFactor
http://www.snopes.com/hillary-clinto...m-russia-deal/
I've been rough on Trump,
But, IMO, he has had his best 2 days, back to back.
Now:
FIX/improve Obama care.
Stop the lies and Conspiracy theories/Tweets. Getting people that recite BS, like xfactor just posted, out of his office will help w/that.
Take over for Spicer once every 2 weeks or so.................He loves the press, I'd like to see his coverage w/out the lies and w/a direct line of communication to him.
It's all about the 3rd way.
The nazis never surrendered, thats a fact, it's Nazis fighting Nazis and we're all just cannon fodder. Wake the fuck up people.
We have turned Iraq and Syria into a mass murder zone, in the same way we turned Southeast Asia into a genocidal hell hole after pulling out of Nam (see: The Killing Fields).
I don't really see how dropping bombs on Syria does anything other than further destabilize an already hyper-fragile situation.
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Originally Posted by GringoStar
It also sends a totally outrageous message; Assad can harvest as many civilian souls as he wants providing he uses conventional means to do so.
There was a great comment I saw about how Trump is really a media-based president. He bombed Syria because he saw pictures of dead kids. Period. Forget America First.
And again that is a symptom of him having no exposure to politics or governance; there is no discipline, no respect for process.
and equally outrageous message; Trump will unilaterally do whatever his emotionally unstable brain wants to in the moment without any alignment with previously on the record statements of policy/ideologueQuote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
playing devil's advocate for a minute and looking at the glass half full.
isn't it possible that the strike against Syria could have been an attempt to send a bigger message to china? I.e., when I threaten to do something, it's going to happen. so, when I say you better get North Korea under control or I will do so unilaterally, I really mean it.
if China really thinks trump is nuts and might strike North Korea, would that cause china to take real steps to reign them in? cause the absolute doomsday scenario for china is a military strike against North Korea by the US. that would lead to mass refugees pouring into china or worse, possible reunification with the south and a democratized Korea (I.e., American bases right next door.)
You would have expected the stock market to be down 300 points if you followed the media. Teetering as it is at overvalued highs... you'd think it'd get a haircut and a straight razor shave.
The guys who run your retirement plan see this as a proportional and decisive action.
No news today.