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You're on fire!
Melania looks like she's more pressured as a first lady than being abused. Damn libs
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Love how they couldn't pan out fast enough when she was singing the words I will always love you to her husband. I am truly loving the meltdown of the left.
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ok am I the only one that had to look up Aspergers?
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Trust me, if you worked anywhere near kids, you'd hear it once a week.
If you get your news from Bill Maher or Stephen Colbert, then that explains things.
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elfiePoloLiar looked it up ... then looked it up again ... then looked it up again ... then looked it up again .... then - well, you get the idea.
all of elfies bullshit in one handy thread
Lol. It's ok elfie. We may disagree on politics and what not. But you're still a Steelers fan. Still have some common ground to not roast on ya any more 
Adios arriva derci Chao good riddance and don't let the door hit ya where the good Lord split ya.
Military officials say Trump approved deadly raid without adequate planning
https://thinkprogress.org/trump-deadly-raid-yemen-inadequate-planning-445445d8024c#.gcig376xt
The military raid, Trump’s first, killed a Navy SEAL and many civilians in Yemen.
Unnamed U.S. military officials told Reuters that President Trump’s first military raid was approved by the president “without sufficient intelligence, ground support or adequate backup preparations.”
“As a result, three officials said, the attacking SEAL team found itself dropping onto a reinforced al Qaeda base defended by landmines, snipers, and a larger than expected contingent of heavily armed Islamist extremists,” Reuters reports.
The raid — which took place over the weekend in the al Bayda province of Yemen — resulted in the death of a U.S. Navy SEAL and many civilians. Yemeni officials say 16 civilians — eight women and eight children — were killed, while medics at the scene said the number number of death was about 30. The Pentagon says 14 militants were among the dead. U.S. officials say the raid’s objective was to gather intelligence, not kill people.
Among those killed was Nawar al-Awlaki, an 8-year-old American girl, her family says. She was the daughter of Anwar al-Awlaki, an American citizen who was killed in a drone strike in Yemen in 2011.
U.S. military Central Command acknowledged the civilians deaths in a statement released Wednesday.
“A team designated by the operational task force commander has concluded regrettably that civilian non-combatants were likely killed in the midst of a firefight during a raid in Yemen January 29. Casualties may include children,” CENTCOM said. “The known possible civilian casualties appear to have been potentially caught up in aerial gunfire that was called in to assist US forces in contact against a determined enemy that included armed women firing from prepared fighting positions, and US special operations members receiving fire from all sides to include houses and other buildings.”
The statement adds that investigations continue to work to determine if there “were any still-undetected civilian casualties.”
While planning for the raid began while Barack Obama was president, the Guardian, citing an unnamed officials, reports that “the operation had been reviewed several times, but the underlying intelligence was not judged strong enough to justify the risks, and the case was left to the incoming Trump administration to make its own judgment.”
The raid, which was undertaken by the elite Joint Special Operations Command, “was the subject of a preliminary inquiry to determine if allegations of civilian deaths were sufficiently credible to merit a full investigation,” the Guardian adds.
In December 2015, Trump said he would kill the family members of terrorists to stop ISIS.
“We’re fighting a very politically correct war,” Trump said during a Fox & Friends interview. “And the other thing is with the terrorists, you have to take out their families. They, they care about their lives. Don’t kid yourself. But they say they don’t care about their lives. You have to take out their families.”
During a press conference on Tuesday, Press Secretary Sean Spicer dodged a question about whether Trump stood by those remarks.
The U.S. SEAL killed during the raid — the first known U.S. combat casualty under President Trump — has been identified as Chief Special Warfare Operator William “Ryan” Owens, a 36-year-old from Peoria, Illinois. Trump and his daughter Ivanka slipped out of the White House to honor the return of Owens’ remains at the Dover Air Base in Delaware. Trump tweeted about it Thursday morning.
In a statement released shortly after the al Bayda raid, the Brussels-based International Crisis Group expressed concern about President Trump’s first raid and what it signals about his approach to extremism.
“The first military actions by the Trump administration in Yemen bode poorly for the prospect of smartly and effectively countering AQAP [al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula],” the statement said. “The use of US soldiers, high civilian casualties and disregard for local tribal and political dynamics… plays into AQAP’s narrative of defending Muslims against the West and could increase anti-US sentiment and with it AQAP’s pool of recruits.”
What's in red is exactly what i was speaking to Burgundy about in another thread. A meaningless attack that produced nothing of value, but made Trump look like he's doing what he promised, and as a bonus creates more terrorists.
Good job....
"I'll knock them out quickly"
Sure you will champ.........
Trump and some of his S.N. CONservative boot licker fans
https://thinkprogress.org/trump-deadly-raid-yemen-inadequate-planning-445445d8024c#.gcig376xt
The military raid, Trump’s first, killed a Navy SEAL and many civilians in Yemen.
Unnamed U.S. military officials told Reuters that President Trump’s first military raid was approved by the president “without sufficient intelligence, ground support or adequate backup preparations.”
“As a result, three officials said, the attacking SEAL team found itself dropping onto a reinforced al Qaeda base defended by landmines, snipers, and a larger than expected contingent of heavily armed Islamist extremists,” Reuters reports.
The raid — which took place over the weekend in the al Bayda province of Yemen — resulted in the death of a U.S. Navy SEAL and many civilians. Yemeni officials say 16 civilians — eight women and eight children — were killed, while medics at the scene said the number number of death was about 30. The Pentagon says 14 militants were among the dead. U.S. officials say the raid’s objective was to gather intelligence, not kill people.
Among those killed was Nawar al-Awlaki, an 8-year-old American girl, her family says. She was the daughter of Anwar al-Awlaki, an American citizen who was killed in a drone strike in Yemen in 2011.
U.S. military Central Command acknowledged the civilians deaths in a statement released Wednesday.
“A team designated by the operational task force commander has concluded regrettably that civilian non-combatants were likely killed in the midst of a firefight during a raid in Yemen January 29. Casualties may include children,” CENTCOM said. “The known possible civilian casualties appear to have been potentially caught up in aerial gunfire that was called in to assist US forces in contact against a determined enemy that included armed women firing from prepared fighting positions, and US special operations members receiving fire from all sides to include houses and other buildings.”
The statement adds that investigations continue to work to determine if there “were any still-undetected civilian casualties.”
While planning for the raid began while Barack Obama was president, the Guardian, citing an unnamed officials, reports that “the operation had been reviewed several times, but the underlying intelligence was not judged strong enough to justify the risks, and the case was left to the incoming Trump administration to make its own judgment.”
The raid, which was undertaken by the elite Joint Special Operations Command, “was the subject of a preliminary inquiry to determine if allegations of civilian deaths were sufficiently credible to merit a full investigation,” the Guardian adds.
In December 2015, Trump said he would kill the family members of terrorists to stop ISIS.
“We’re fighting a very politically correct war,” Trump said during a Fox & Friends interview. “And the other thing is with the terrorists, you have to take out their families. They, they care about their lives. Don’t kid yourself. But they say they don’t care about their lives. You have to take out their families.”
During a press conference on Tuesday, Press Secretary Sean Spicer dodged a question about whether Trump stood by those remarks.
The U.S. SEAL killed during the raid — the first known U.S. combat casualty under President Trump — has been identified as Chief Special Warfare Operator William “Ryan” Owens, a 36-year-old from Peoria, Illinois. Trump and his daughter Ivanka slipped out of the White House to honor the return of Owens’ remains at the Dover Air Base in Delaware. Trump tweeted about it Thursday morning.
In a statement released shortly after the al Bayda raid, the Brussels-based International Crisis Group expressed concern about President Trump’s first raid and what it signals about his approach to extremism.
“The first military actions by the Trump administration in Yemen bode poorly for the prospect of smartly and effectively countering AQAP [al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula],” the statement said. “The use of US soldiers, high civilian casualties and disregard for local tribal and political dynamics… plays into AQAP’s narrative of defending Muslims against the West and could increase anti-US sentiment and with it AQAP’s pool of recruits.”
What's in red is exactly what i was speaking to Burgundy about in another thread. A meaningless attack that produced nothing of value, but made Trump look like he's doing what he promised, and as a bonus creates more terrorists.
Good job....
"I'll knock them out quickly"
Sure you will champ.........
Trump and some of his S.N. CONservative boot licker fans
Really? What about Ivanka's reaction?
Yes--big news here in Delaware of Trump's visit to Dover Air Force base yesterday..
Too bad he didn't address the prison riot up the road while in town...
Talk on the street is that the inmates were protesting a rumored Trump directive to reduce inmates rights and privileges..
Standoff left an prison employee dead...
Too bad he didn't address the prison riot up the road while in town...
Talk on the street is that the inmates were protesting a rumored Trump directive to reduce inmates rights and privileges..
Standoff left an prison employee dead...
Quack Quack Quack. More fake news. Please spare us.
Fake. Mission had been over a year in the making. It started under Obama and was carried out under Trump. Unfortunate what happened. He was a soldier who volunteered. There will be lives lost fighting terrorism. RIP .
So if they die under a Democrat POTUS it's incompetence?
If they die under the command of a reality t.v. host with an R by his name who has become POTUS, it's because they volunteer and stuff............
Oh, and yes Reuters is "fake". The only sources to be trusted are the buffoon in chief's tweets, and whatever is written on the dirty, greasy little note Bannon pulls out of his Klan cloak.........
What I would pay to examine one of you.
don't forget Trevor Noah
Doesn't matter who is president. There is always risk with these missions. These guys are Seal team 6 , your a idiot if you think they don't know what the risk involved are. Great way to use this soldiers death as political ploy , to try and smear President Trump. But keep trying you desperate liberal snowflake.
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No, dumbass, the irrefutable point is that this mission was planned loooong ago, under Bammy's watch, and yet some dumbfucks (*cough*elfiePolo) try to blame the "lack of intel" on a guy who has been in office less than 2 weeks, rather than the fuckknob who has been in the White House for eight goddamn years.
There was a reason Obama hadn't carried the mission out.
Trump was just itching to wave his tiny dick in the air no matter what the consequences.
He didn't even come to the situation room....that's how little he cares.
I didn't blame lack of intel Trump Chump©, THE U.S. MILITARY DID.....
Ray Lewis back from his Trump nut hugging sesession, late of course since the S.N.R.W.C.J.C. had already drained Trump.
Now he's here to boldly defend all things Trump after predicting a Trump loss and disappearing before the election........yeah pad those stats Ray Ray
"Unnamed" sources did...those "Unnamed" sources may not have had clearance for everything shown to the President......"Unnamed" sources could just be some ******** with an axe to grind.....
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