Hey, ol' Fred was sooooooooooooo very right in supporting the original Iraqi clusterfuck from the beginning, so obviously he's the guy to
throw stones now (just like
every other asshole)
Unfortunately, disengagement turns out not to work. A drones-first policy has stoked anti-American fervor from Pakistan to Yemen. Libya is on the brink of civil war. Syria has become “the most catastrophic humanitarian crisis any of us have seen in a generation,” as Mr. Obama’s U.N ambassador said.
Now Iraq is disintegrating. Of course, as many commentators write, Iraq’s politicians are to blame. But if the United States had maintained a presence, it might have steered Iraqi politics in a more constructive direction.
And if only you weren't so effing gung ho to bomb the enemy de jour Freddie!
Rising Hegemon
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And would Fred give up his upper bracket tax cuts to fund "a [United States Military] presence?" Of course not...in fact, it would not surprise me if a renewed push for increased taxes for the 47 percent (more freedom bombs) became part of the mix
And thus the Bush Doctrine ends, not with a bang, but a whimper...and a painting that makes Dogs Playing Poker look like a damned Rembrandt.
puppet state just ain't the same these days.
"disengagement turns out not to work. A drones-first policy."
It takes real skills to self-contradict within ten words.
Syria has become “the most catastrophic humanitarian crisis any of us have seen in a generation,” as Mr. Obama’s U.N ambassador said.
Either he's measuring generations in terms of fruit flies or he is curiously unaware of the humanitarian crisis that was Iraq eight years ago...which, in fact, was the most catastrophic humanitarian crisis in a generation.
trex
Freddy hired war propagandists Michael Gerson and Marc Thiessen from the shrub Administration after their spectacular victory blew up.
He's that much of a shithead. Boycott Amazon, tell Bozos to fire Fred.
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These folks need to be given a chance to join a "Brigade of Freedumb Luving Volunteers In Iraq" to show their commitment to the cause. We can send them now and their equipment later whenever we can.
When ol' Fred's ready to retire, he'll have all the experience he needs to embark on his second career, running a whorehouse.
"most catastrophic humanitarian crisis in a generation"
Always ignoring central Africa.
In no way is Syria (or Iraq) the biggest humanitarian crisis of the generation. Congo (Zaire) is by far...millions have died. But we need those rare earths!
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