not since jan 20, 2009You guys actually trust that the State Dept. tells the truth on much of anything?
not since jan 20, 2009You guys actually trust that the State Dept. tells the truth on much of anything?
Engine failure due to pureed peas?Aren't you in the food service business? What if an employee started calling baby food motor oil instead?
I left that opening for you on porpoise!! I ain't dumb you know!The fact that your messiah in the White House is "defining things" to fit his own radical agenda and you defend that speaks volumes. But carry on. He is the messiah, after all.
Not really. I was referring to YOUR words. Not the cut and paste. There's a pretty big timeline between the Bush and Obama administrations when it comes to the Taliban. The intel has been sitting on a platter for Barry, whereas during the Bush administration, they were actually THE recognized government from 1996-2001. Lot's of things have gone on since then. It's a very fluid part of the world, I'm sure someone of your "vast intellectual prowess" is aware of this.Sigh.... I post from the official US State Department website and include one factual statement of my own and am called sadly ignorant. Oh well, not the first time my
vast intellectual prowess has gone unrecognized and under appreciated.
There's a good chance they were.
Yeah, I'm sure the deaths were a result.
You're such a loveable nimrod.I left that opening for you on porpoise!! I ain't dumb you know!
Uh... VJ you mean the Biblical Nimrod the mighty hunter and ruler or the modern foolish idiot nimrod?You're such a loveable nimrod.
I've always considered you a nimrod with a capital "N."Uh... VJ you mean the Biblical Nimrod the mighty hunter and ruler or the modern foolish idiot nimrod?
Wait.... Please don't answer. Maybe the lack of capitalization in your post is a clue!
You made me happy for a brief second. Ya'll gonna hurt my feelings. Buncha cyber bulliesI've always considered you a nimrod with a capital "N."
The author makes 9 other points as well.3. Of course, it is not true that the Taliban is concerned only with Afghanistan. The administration’s risible claim to the contrary is part of its campaign to bleach the Islam out of radical Islam. Islamic supremacism, the ideology that fuels jihadist terror, is a global conquest ideology. Obama wants you to believe that there is just a dizzying array of small, disconnected, strange-sounding, indigenous “insurgent” groups that are not joined by any unifying ideology — the Afghan Taliban (not to be confused with the Pakistani Taliban), Hamas, Hezbollah, the Haqqani Network, Boko Haram, al-Nusra, Ansar al-Sharia, the sundry jihadist franchises that invoke al-Qaeda’s name (in the Arabian Peninsula, in the Islamic Maghreb, in the Indian subcontinent . . . ), and so on. You are not to see them as a united front against the West, but instead as animated by strictly parochial political and territorial disputes. The strategy, a disingenuous elevation of semantics over substance, is designed to minimize the global jihadist threat to the West that has intensified on Obama’s watch and has undeniable roots in a supremacist interpretation of Islam.