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Two minds on Syria

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26Two minds on Syria - Page 2 Empty Re: Two minds on Syria 8/28/2013, 9:32 pm

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2seaoat wrote:Nothing of the sort will ever be said about President Barack Hussein Obama. Around the world he is viewed as weak and inept.

Same utter fantasy Truman faced....give em hell Harry and Obama just gobble up the John Wayne fantasy of how to be a tough president in foreign relations.....history does repeat itself.....and stupid just cannot help itself sometimes...........the illusion of being a tough guy all over the world....you must be a Putin fan where a 5'6" shirtless JUDO participant creates the illusion of tough......you are a funny guy.
So you still smarting from that beating the short guy gave you ...LOL

27Two minds on Syria - Page 2 Empty Re: Two minds on Syria 8/28/2013, 10:34 pm

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Boards, you are a liar. We did hold Saddam accountable for the gassing of the Kurds in Halabja in 1988. First was in 1991 with Desert Storm. The second was in the invasion in 2003 where Bush II finished what dad would not. Had Bush I not got all squirmy in 1991 when we were annihilating the remnants of his army hauling arse out of Kuwait, we could have made him pay for his actions in 1988 right then in February 1991. Schwartzkopf created the perfect battle plan and Bush I pulled the plug on it when we could have eliminated all of Saddam's capabilities militarily and the Iraqi people could have deposed him and been doing their own thing at that point...but noooooooo Bush I saw what we were doing to the forces retreating on the road to Basra and halted it. Sorry, but that's how you fight wars. That's how things are supposed to be done and if you don't fight wars in that manner, you actually let the "dog you have pinned down up to bite you again later"...see Iraq in 2003 before the invasion. How many BILLIONS did we spend on Operation Southern Watch and other missions from 1991 to 2003 letting the dog keep nipping at our heels? Hmmmm....no, DEAD dogs don't nip at anyone's heels. They are buried and forgotten.

28Two minds on Syria - Page 2 Empty Re: Two minds on Syria 8/28/2013, 10:40 pm

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2seaoat wrote:What exactly is your problem with that quote?  It seemed reasoned and balanced.   President Obama and Harry Truman were regularly criticized for the lack of foreign policy experience, but history has shown that Truman nailed it and I dare suggest the same will be true about Obama.
Obama is rightly criticized and he keeps giving folks the ammo himself with his actions every day.

Truman was an insecure former artillery/cavalry officer who got called out by one of the greatest American military generals ever who referred to him as "the COWH" in the speech where he (MacArthur) said,"... his allegiance was not to the COWH, but to the Constitution of the United States."

29Two minds on Syria - Page 2 Empty Re: Two minds on Syria 8/28/2013, 10:42 pm

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2seaoat wrote: Constructive and supportive dialogue is what this nation needs now, but instead the conversation has been relegated to four year olds.
......and your generation has led the way on all that is wrong with America as well in regards to Congress and government in general becoming the monstrosity it has become.

30Two minds on Syria - Page 2 Empty Re: Two minds on Syria 8/28/2013, 11:56 pm

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PACEDOG#1 wrote:
2seaoat wrote: Constructive and supportive dialogue is what this nation needs now, but instead the conversation has been relegated to four year olds.
......and your generation has led the way on all that is wrong with America as well in regards to Congress and government in general becoming the monstrosity it has become.
Yes, the Baby Boomers passed the Federal Reserve Act in 1913, the Social Security Act in 1935, the Medicare Act in 1965 and led the way to vast government growth and expansion. The generations before ours are very complicit in growing the government into what has become today's monstrosity. Get a grip!

That being said, the generations that will start tearing it all down will be those just coming of age. The Millenials and those following are not going to willingly pay the debts accumulated since Reagan was president. Not only, they are going to rob Boomers of their Social Security if this is what is needed to reduce government spending. Stay tuned....

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31Two minds on Syria - Page 2 Empty Re: Two minds on Syria 8/29/2013, 12:07 am

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ZVUGKTUBM wrote:
PACEDOG#1 wrote:
2seaoat wrote: Constructive and supportive dialogue is what this nation needs now, but instead the conversation has been relegated to four year olds.
......and your generation has led the way on all that is wrong with America as well in regards to Congress and government in general becoming the monstrosity it has become.
Yes, the Baby Boomers passed the Federal Reserve Act in 1913, the Social Security Act in 1935, the Medicare Act in 1965 and led the way to vast government growth and expansion. The generations before ours are very complicit in growing the government into what has become today's monstrosity. Get a grip!

That being said, the generations that will start tearing it all down will be those just coming of age. The Millenials and those following are not going to willingly pay the debts accumulated since Reagan was president. Not only, they are going to rob Boomers of their Social Security if this is what is needed to reduce government spending. Stay tuned....
Agreed... We will either find a sustainable way... or one will be dictated to us. I'm not necessarily sure if it'll be the next generation... perhaps the dollar... could be the chinese... maybe just our willingness to follow. But we're certainly headed down a path.

32Two minds on Syria - Page 2 Empty Re: Two minds on Syria 8/29/2013, 1:22 am

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So you still smarting from that beating the short guy gave you ...LOL

I have been whooped by little people and big people.......I prefer little people.....the surprise does not hurt as much, and big people just do not know how strong they are at times, and like a slow motion car wreck.....you get to see it coming and not a whole lot to be done.

33Two minds on Syria - Page 2 Empty Re: Two minds on Syria 8/29/2013, 1:28 am

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2seaoat wrote:So you still smarting from that beating the short guy gave you ...LOL

I have been whooped by little people and big people.......I prefer little people.....the surprise does not hurt as much, and big people just do not know how strong they are at times, and like a slow motion car wreck.....you get to see it coming and not a whole lot to be done.
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