No, it was the day he was busy getting JayZ and Beyonce into Cuba.
Going back-back, to cali cali... I mean Iraq
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"The blood is in Barry's hands"....? You're joking right?
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All the Middle East is Barry's fault - he owns it
remember that Arab Spring?
Muslim Brotherhood Leader Meets Obama in White House
A senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood was recently hosted at the White House for a meeting with President Barack Obama, prompting an outcry from critics of the global Islamist organization.
http://freebeacon.com/national-security/muslim-brotherhood-leader-meets-obama-in-white-house/
oops, Barry on the wrong side of history again
Muslim Brotherhood's Spiritual Leader Sentenced to Death in Egypt
MINYA, Egypt—The Muslim Brotherhood's spiritual leader and more than 180 others were sentenced to death Saturday by an Egyptian court in the latest mass trial following last year's overthrow of the country's Islamist president.
http://online.wsj.com/articles/musl...leader-sentenced-to-death-in-egypt-1403360703
remember that Arab Spring?
Muslim Brotherhood Leader Meets Obama in White House
A senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood was recently hosted at the White House for a meeting with President Barack Obama, prompting an outcry from critics of the global Islamist organization.
http://freebeacon.com/national-security/muslim-brotherhood-leader-meets-obama-in-white-house/
oops, Barry on the wrong side of history again
Muslim Brotherhood's Spiritual Leader Sentenced to Death in Egypt
MINYA, Egypt—The Muslim Brotherhood's spiritual leader and more than 180 others were sentenced to death Saturday by an Egyptian court in the latest mass trial following last year's overthrow of the country's Islamist president.
http://online.wsj.com/articles/musl...leader-sentenced-to-death-in-egypt-1403360703
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No wonder Barry has been trying so hard to blame Iraq's government
Obama Administration has been arming ISIS in Syria
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) said Sunday that the Sunni militants taking over Iraq have quickly gained power because the United States has armed their group in Syria.
“I think we have to understand first how we got here,” he said on CNN’s “State of the Union.” “We have been arming [the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria] ISIS in Syria.”
ISIS, an al Qaeda offshoot, has been collaborating with the Syrian rebels whom the Obama administration has been arming in their efforts to overthrow Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Paul explained.
“That is the real contradiction to this whole policy,” Paul said. “If we were to get rid of Assad,” it would become a “jihadist wonderland in Syria.”
http://thehill.com/policy/international/210168-us-has-been-arming-isis-in-syria-sen-paul-claims
Obama Administration has been arming ISIS in Syria
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) said Sunday that the Sunni militants taking over Iraq have quickly gained power because the United States has armed their group in Syria.
“I think we have to understand first how we got here,” he said on CNN’s “State of the Union.” “We have been arming [the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria] ISIS in Syria.”
ISIS, an al Qaeda offshoot, has been collaborating with the Syrian rebels whom the Obama administration has been arming in their efforts to overthrow Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Paul explained.
“That is the real contradiction to this whole policy,” Paul said. “If we were to get rid of Assad,” it would become a “jihadist wonderland in Syria.”
http://thehill.com/policy/international/210168-us-has-been-arming-isis-in-syria-sen-paul-claims
Can this Administration do anything that will result in a benefit to our country? That is a serious question.
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Sure. Chooses not to. Serious answer.
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Barry owns it
The Man Who Broke the Middle East
There’s always Tunisia. Amid the smoking ruins of the Middle East, there is that one encouraging success story. But unfortunately for the Obama narratives, the president had about as much as to do with Tunisia’s turn toward democracy as he did with the World Cup rankings. Where administration policy has had an impact, the story is one of failure and danger.
The Middle East that Obama inherited in 2009 was largely at peace, for the surge in Iraq had beaten down the al Qaeda-linked groups. U.S. relations with traditional allies in the Gulf, Jordan, Israel and Egypt were very good. Iran was contained, its Revolutionary Guard forces at home. Today, terrorism has metastasized in Syria and Iraq, Jordan is at risk, the humanitarian toll is staggering, terrorist groups are growing fast and relations with U.S. allies are strained.
How did it happen? Begin with hubris: The new president told the world, in his Cairo speech in June 2009, that he had special expertise in understanding the entire world of Islam—knowledge “rooted in my own experience” because “I have known Islam on three continents before coming to the region where it was first revealed.” But President Obama wasn’t speaking that day in an imaginary location called “the world of Islam;” he was in Cairo, in the Arab Middle East, in a place where nothing counted more than power.
Obama began with the view that there was no issue in the Middle East more central than the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Five years later he has lost the confidence of both Israeli and Palestinian leaders, and watched his second secretary of state squander endless efforts in a doomed quest for a comprehensive peace. Obama embittered relations with America’s closest ally in the region and achieved nothing whatsoever in the “peace process.” The end result in the summer of 2014 is to see the Palestinian Authority turn to a deal with Hamas for new elections that—if they are held, which admittedly is unlikely—would usher the terrorist group into a power-sharing deal. This is not progress.
But these errors are minor when compared to those in Iraq and Syria. When the peaceful uprising against President Bashar al-Assad was brutally crushed, Obama said Assad must go; when Assad used sarin gas, Obama said this was intolerable and crossed a red line. But behind these words there was no American power, and speeches are cheap in the Middle East.
The humanitarian result has been tragic: At least 160,000 killed in Syria, perhaps eight million displaced. More than a million Syrian refugees in Lebanon (a country of four million people, before Obama added those Syrians), about a million and a quarter Syrian refugees in Jordan (population six million before Obama). Poison gas back on the world scene as a tolerated weapon, with Assad using chlorine gas systematically in “barrel bombs” this year and paying no price whatsoever for this and for his repeated attacks on civilian targets. Both of the key officials handling Syria for Obama—State Department special envoy Fred Hof and Ambassador Robert Ford—resigned in disgust when they could no longer defend Obama’s hands-off policy
Read more: http://www.politico.com/magazine/st...oke-the-middle-east-108140.html#ixzz35RZgnKHK
The Man Who Broke the Middle East
There’s always Tunisia. Amid the smoking ruins of the Middle East, there is that one encouraging success story. But unfortunately for the Obama narratives, the president had about as much as to do with Tunisia’s turn toward democracy as he did with the World Cup rankings. Where administration policy has had an impact, the story is one of failure and danger.
The Middle East that Obama inherited in 2009 was largely at peace, for the surge in Iraq had beaten down the al Qaeda-linked groups. U.S. relations with traditional allies in the Gulf, Jordan, Israel and Egypt were very good. Iran was contained, its Revolutionary Guard forces at home. Today, terrorism has metastasized in Syria and Iraq, Jordan is at risk, the humanitarian toll is staggering, terrorist groups are growing fast and relations with U.S. allies are strained.
How did it happen? Begin with hubris: The new president told the world, in his Cairo speech in June 2009, that he had special expertise in understanding the entire world of Islam—knowledge “rooted in my own experience” because “I have known Islam on three continents before coming to the region where it was first revealed.” But President Obama wasn’t speaking that day in an imaginary location called “the world of Islam;” he was in Cairo, in the Arab Middle East, in a place where nothing counted more than power.
Obama began with the view that there was no issue in the Middle East more central than the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Five years later he has lost the confidence of both Israeli and Palestinian leaders, and watched his second secretary of state squander endless efforts in a doomed quest for a comprehensive peace. Obama embittered relations with America’s closest ally in the region and achieved nothing whatsoever in the “peace process.” The end result in the summer of 2014 is to see the Palestinian Authority turn to a deal with Hamas for new elections that—if they are held, which admittedly is unlikely—would usher the terrorist group into a power-sharing deal. This is not progress.
But these errors are minor when compared to those in Iraq and Syria. When the peaceful uprising against President Bashar al-Assad was brutally crushed, Obama said Assad must go; when Assad used sarin gas, Obama said this was intolerable and crossed a red line. But behind these words there was no American power, and speeches are cheap in the Middle East.
The humanitarian result has been tragic: At least 160,000 killed in Syria, perhaps eight million displaced. More than a million Syrian refugees in Lebanon (a country of four million people, before Obama added those Syrians), about a million and a quarter Syrian refugees in Jordan (population six million before Obama). Poison gas back on the world scene as a tolerated weapon, with Assad using chlorine gas systematically in “barrel bombs” this year and paying no price whatsoever for this and for his repeated attacks on civilian targets. Both of the key officials handling Syria for Obama—State Department special envoy Fred Hof and Ambassador Robert Ford—resigned in disgust when they could no longer defend Obama’s hands-off policy
Read more: http://www.politico.com/magazine/st...oke-the-middle-east-108140.html#ixzz35RZgnKHK
Barry Barry he's are man!
Spike, Spike, Spike.....smh.......Bad Chicken will be along shortly to administer your "intellectual" beat down, explain why this is all the fault of Abraham Lincoln and post a clown car video.
of course. we all know nothing sticks to Teflon.
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ha ha - like I care what some anti-American terrorist sympathizer has to say
I'd ship him to Somalia for a year for a re-education
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I actually agree with you guys. If Obama had never gotten us into Iraq by lying about WMD'S we'd never be in this mess.
So no clown car today but I do like the way the Reich wing does the Iraq Lobster. We all know who threw this dance.
Polio is back, yeah
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CNN is hilarious - didn't you hear the "militants" are taking over Iraq? wiping out any border with Syria and now headed to do the same to Jordan.
They aren't some militant UAW workers going on strike - they are bloodthirsty Muslim jihadist savages that want to slit the throats of anyone in their way, but the media is too chickenshit to call Barry's friends for what they are.
The only thing these ******** understand is superior firepower.
Time to teach em a lesson that even these goat ******* can understand - for the children
They aren't some militant UAW workers going on strike - they are bloodthirsty Muslim jihadist savages that want to slit the throats of anyone in their way, but the media is too chickenshit to call Barry's friends for what they are.
The only thing these ******** understand is superior firepower.
Time to teach em a lesson that even these goat ******* can understand - for the children
Spike for president.
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CNN is hilarious - didn't you hear the "militants" are taking over Iraq? wiping out any border with Syria and now headed to do the same to Jordan.
They aren't some militant UAW workers going on strike - they are bloodthirsty Muslim jihadist savages that want to slit the throats of anyone in their way, but the media is too chickenshit to call Barry's friends for what they are.
The only thing these ******** understand is superior firepower.
Time to teach em a lesson that even these goat ******* can understand - for the children
I guess that lesson would be that we can be more bloodthirsty?
Yeah that'll fix it because it's worked great so far.
Better yet. Let's take the most ruthless of our enemies, store them at Gitmo because they are too dangerous to let go, who have sworn to attack us if let go, and let them go.
Weren't these the same type of enemies, in past wars, that we would stand in front of a firing squad, and remove from the future threat pool? Hmmm.
Even better, let's declare victory, pull our troops, and leave our enemy intact, with the expectation that they won't pick up where they left off.
Modern warfare has become so civilized. That's awesome!
Hey, I realize you're over worked trying to keep up with responses to your bullshit and all, but you bring that on yourself now, dontcha? So please mighty red warrior princess/prince whatever.....address the above from a couple of pages ago before you go looking for another "cute" video to post, mmmkay? Thaaaannnnks.
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this really is the religion of peace
Got yer ISIS t-shirt and hoody yet?
I bet all the cool kids have one
Appears to the first ginger jihadi ever.
Balls deep.....
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/syri...in-iraq-us-says/blogEntry?id=24287468&ts=true
Military aircraft that conducted air strikes against ISIS military targets in western Iraq are believed to have been from Syria's air force, a U.S. official told ABC News.
Such air strikes would be a regional escalation of the conflict inside Iraq where the Islamic militants have taken over cities in northern and western Iraq and threatened the stability of the Iraqi government.
It would also make Syria the second country that has been hostile to the U.S. apparently helping Iraq. There have been reports of Iranian troops intervening on behalf of the beleaguered Iraqi government.
ISIS fighters operate on both sides of the Syrian and Iraqi border. Syrian airstrikes would indicate that the government of Syrian President Bashar al Assad finds it advantageous in supporting the beleaguered government of Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki.
Terrorists Team Up in Syria to Build Next Generation of Bombs
Iraqi Military Out of Hellfires in Battle Against ISIS
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/syri...in-iraq-us-says/blogEntry?id=24287468&ts=true
Military aircraft that conducted air strikes against ISIS military targets in western Iraq are believed to have been from Syria's air force, a U.S. official told ABC News.
Such air strikes would be a regional escalation of the conflict inside Iraq where the Islamic militants have taken over cities in northern and western Iraq and threatened the stability of the Iraqi government.
It would also make Syria the second country that has been hostile to the U.S. apparently helping Iraq. There have been reports of Iranian troops intervening on behalf of the beleaguered Iraqi government.
ISIS fighters operate on both sides of the Syrian and Iraqi border. Syrian airstrikes would indicate that the government of Syrian President Bashar al Assad finds it advantageous in supporting the beleaguered government of Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki.
Terrorists Team Up in Syria to Build Next Generation of Bombs
Iraqi Military Out of Hellfires in Battle Against ISIS
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