...so now he wants to threaten Israel?? http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2014-03-02/obama-to-israel-time-is-running-out
So the threat of military action by Obama didn't cause Syria to turn over it's stockpiles of chemical weapons? On what planet did that happen?
Nope! Syria repeatedly crossed BO's "lines in the sand" until Putin got involved. How'd you miss that?
Putin did inform the Syrian regime to allow weapon's inspectors into Syria, but I'm not sure if they've done much, what with a War going on. Syria listened to Putin because Russia is a friend of theirs....a powerful friend. That doesn't mean Obama is weak on Syria, it mean Russia's influence there is stronger than America's. Not that people full of hatred for Obama, Democrats and Liberals would agree. They're too busy lying and making-up as much BS as they can to incite hatred for Obama, Democrats and Liberals. That's un-American, btw...unless you think pro-American means you can "praise God and country" while doing the exact opposite.
So you have no idea but credit Putin anyway. Hum? Living in Russia this time of year has some advantages you know. Really, go for a visit. Stay. Enjoy all that Putin has to offer.
Question: What do you get when you cross a Fox and a Parrot? Answer: A Fox-Parrot of course What does a Fox-Parrot look like? Well, I don't know but this is what their avatars look like:
Yes dumb-dumb. That is what a forum is for. Nice that you finally figuring that out. I guess you thought it was only for regurgitating FOX lies.
I use Google just fine. How do you think I beat the living snot out of you Right-wingers day in and day out? I'm not asking IQ, I'm asking YOU. YOU made the statement now back it up if you can. I won't be holding my breath. Right-wing narratives are fairly indefensible.
Hehehe... You're a complete idiot. Of course, we're only offering our opinion here! But, your little parrot offers his as if they will really make a difference in the world. You know what they say about opinions? Yours stinks worse than anyone's.
I'd like to hear from him about what influenced Russia to insist that the Syrian regime allow the inspectors into Syria in the first place. Hint: It wasn't by massaging one's while gazing at a flabby man's bare chest in awe...like some republicans tend to do with Putin.
The interesting and pathetic aspect of their Putin worship is that they actually have no idea what influence if any Putin had in persuading Syria to give up it's chemical weapons. All they know is that they can never, ever, at any time credit Obama with a foreign policy success. That is where they start and end their analysis of every international upheaval. When all you can do is criticize our side in every situation, you end up in bed with people like Assad, Putin, Gaddafi, and Ahmadinejad which if you think about it, is right where they belong. View attachment 2324
I would listen to his opinion over yours anytime. At least he has the courage and intelligence to express one. You sit on your ass and criticize everyone else's opinions while being too scared to post an original thought. Cartoons and memes boy.
Would the two of you please get a room? You know I only post the cartoons because they're easier for you to understand. If you weren't on this forum, I would completely stop posting cartoons. That's a promise.
I like that he "liked" my idea of allowing Russia to claim Crimea. BTW, I don't actually think it's a good idea, it was stated as a possibility, a way to avoid unnecessary deaths. The truth is several Oblasts are likely to want to join Russia, but that too is not acceptable because those territories were taken by force in the first place. Obama's doing what's allowable under International Law, and I encourage that response. If Russia attempts to invade further territories within Ukraine proper (Crimea is an autonomous republic of Ukraine, as such it has different legalities), then shit will get heated real quick. Several of those Oblasts have shown the intention of joining with Crimea, under specific situations. If that happens, then there very well may be a need for Nato or the UN to assist Ukraine, IMO, as armed conflict would occur. None of that addresses the very real concern for the indigenous people of Crimea who, as a result of centuries of oppression, are never going to give-up fighting for their homeland, which is currently dominated by pro-Russian people.