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hoptownukfan said...
Perhaps, and there are no promises, there would have been a more organized push to democracy instead of this massive unrest and the massive leadership vacum that we see now. there is no doubt that both Lybia and Egypt are both much more unstable now than they were before the arab spring.
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mrhotdice said...
I used to argue politics like these guys but since I moved to Taiwan with its free health and dental care($20.00 a month) I have determined that both parties are cut from the same criminal cloth.
Their is a reason why more and more Americans are getting out and retiring were you can live well on 1000.00 social security check.
You are being played by both parties.
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dj-ky-cat said...
Protests. No breach, yet. It's very dangerous because of the significant terrorist element in Yemen. If some quasi-military group, Al Quaeda or their offshoot, uses the protest to cover an attack on the embassy, as apparently happened in Libya, there could be another disaster.
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dj-ky-cat said...
The main thing that was wrong is that he's either lying or mis-informed. The statement that was made was before any breach of the embassy--the protest was peaceful at the time.
"The Embassy of the United States in Cairo condemns the continuing efforts by misguided individuals to hurt the religious feelings of Muslims _ as we condemn efforts to offend believers of all religions,"
I see very little difference in sentiment from this statement:
'We find them offensive, and we certainly understand why Muslims would find these images offensive.'' which is what Bush said about the Danish cartoon riots and violence.
The other thing wrong is that he's condemning our leadership in a time of national crisis. Doing so at all is a breach of decorum. Doing so without all the facts is both dangerous and unpatriotic.
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The main thing that was wrong is that he's either lying or mis-informed. The statement that was made was before any breach of the embassy--the protest was peaceful at the time.
"The Embassy of the United States in Cairo condemns the continuing efforts by misguided individuals to hurt the religious feelings of Muslims _ as we condemn efforts to offend believers of all religions,"
I see very little difference in sentiment from this statement:
'We find them offensive, and we certainly understand why Muslims would find these images offensive.'' which is what Bush said about the Danish cartoon riots and violence.
The other thing wrong is that he's condemning our leadership in a time of national crisis. Doing so at all is a breach of decorum. Doing so without all the facts is both dangerous and unpatriotic.
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cobbycobb said...
Romney showed leadership in his initial response unlike the pussy POTUS who does nothing but appease the radical islamist.
The same idiots we are giving money to are condoning the attacks(Muslim Brotherhood, Libya, Egypt, etc...) we should not be apologizing for our Freedom of Speech or our beliefs. They were screaming "We are all Bin Laden!" IF you believe this is because of some stupid horribly scripted and acted movie that nobody has seen you are #FlukedByObama. He has shown weakness and his apologetic tour around the globe has allowed these groups and other nations to capitalize on our perceived weakness. Just like Clinton showed weakness and allowed OBL and AlQaida to know they could attack us these new groups are doing the same.
Obama has time to campaign left and right but only attends 43% of his daily security meetings. The CIA had no intel on this because Obama told them to relax that these new groups from the "Arab Spring" would be our friends. Yeah, how's that looking now?
You all knock Romney no matter what he does. Obama came out and basically said the same thing as Romney only 8 hours later.
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JawJacker said...
Let's be realistically clear here... Romney is nowhere near perfect. He makes mistakes, makes dumbass remarks and feeds us a lot of bullshit... just like ALL politicians do. The problem with our electoral system is... after all the "Dirt" settles from the long, drawn out, dishonest, filth infested, sleazy funded, corrupt campaigns finally come to a dismal end... those of us, who wish to vote, are left with only 2 sad choices - "Bad" or "Worse". Now, we must find the inner strength to muster up the motivation required to drag our sorry asses out to a voting booth... and once again, roll the devilish dice.
Carl... you and I can agree on many things about Romney that are no good. However, you and I could NEVER agree that Obama is any better... or is, in any way, the better choice. As stated above... we either vote for "bad" or we vote for "worse". In this case, I think Obama is MUCH worse... so I am forced to vote for the other shithead. It's one of the many "sad truths" we are forced to accept... here in our beloved "Divided States of America".
Btw... many of us would never "vote" together, but when the voting is over... we can sure as hell "drink" together!
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CarlLexington said...
This is a post why I don't discuss politics in person. If I heard this ignorant, biggoted, untrue, stupid nonsense being spewed out of some slackjawed ugly mouth there's no way I could stop myself from pummelling the person. Then I'd go to jail. And jail sucks. So I think ahead and don't partake.
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CarlLexington said...
There is no debate. Romney is scum. I was venting anger about a disgusting human being politicizing on the death of Americans. Not looking for debate.
I don't recall Obama calling Romney a murderer. In fact I don't recall anyone calling Romney a murderer. I must have missed that one. It's pretty irrelevant to this situation.
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