“Soft despotism is a term coined by Alexis de Tocqueville describing the state into which a country overrun by "a network of small complicated rules" might degrade. Soft despotism is different from despotism (also called 'hard despotism') in the sense that it is not obvious to the people."
Monday, February 16, 2015
This should be mandatory watching for the The US Congress
NOW THAT YOU LISTENED TO NETANYAHU’S LYING ASS LISTEN TO GADAFFI
Q: What would have happened to the US Marines charged with murder in Haditha, Iraq, if they had been tried in Iraqi courts instead of in the US?
A: they would have been convicted and imprisoned in Iraq.
That is what Robert "Draft Dodger" Peterson's policy prescription for Iraq would have entailed, for US soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines. Good thing that both GW Bush and BH Obama are smarter than Robert "Draft Dodger" Peterson. Both care more about US troops and their well being than does Robert "Draft Dodger" Peterson.
The Draft Dodger would have left US troops in Iraq, at the mercy of Sharia courts.
The images of Bibi providing solace to al-Qeada operatives, as they recuperate in Israeli hospital, just an illustration of just how loathsome he and the people that continue to elect him are.
Those that support al-Qeada, those that would accept them taking power in any country, are no better than al-Qeada, itself. Mr Oren made Bibi's and his government's position quite clear. They would accept al-Qeada operatives taking power in Syria. Israel equals al-Qeada, now and until there is a change of government there.
BobMon Feb 16, 03:50:00 AM EST Wow, not even the ruler of North Korea is more loathsome than Bibi.
Wow
Not even the head of ISIS ?
I got to get some sleep before I pass out........
Netanyahu is complicit in getting more Americans killed and wounded than the head of North Korea and Putin. I notice you are smackgobbed in your inability to comment on either video.
...and I do notice, not a peep about Netanyahu’s invaluable insight to the US Congress. No flag waving or indignation when it comes to US military casualties as a consequences of his self serving lies. Oh, I slipped again, I must shut down, after all, he is a Jew.
"Over time it's going to be important for nations to know they will be held accountable for inactivity," he said. "You're either with us or against us in the fight against terror."
Israel, under the administration of Bibi Netanyahu, is with al-Qeada and against US. Their Ambassador said it, we should all believe it.
(CNN) The Egyptian military said Monday it has bombed ISIS targets in Libya after the militant group released a video that appeared to show the mass beheadings of Coptic Christians.
The Egyptians are with US, while the Israeli, they are with al-Qeada.
Al-Marj, Libya—Libya is ready to cooperate with Egypt in striking the IS terrorists in Libya who beheaded 21 innocent Egyptians in Libya on Sunday, preferring the use of air strikes rather than ground troops.
Major General Khalifa Haftar, Commander of the Operation Dignity, vowed to be ready to provide all support and cooperation to Egypt in the war against terrorism.
Speaking by phone to the Egyptian TV channel Dream, Haftar said “Libyans are helping the Egyptian army to take revenge on these terrorist forces because Cairo is considered to be a Libyan city”.
“We strongly support Egyptian military intervention to strike Daaesh and other terrorist groups,” he added.
Haftar said the Egyptian military intervention should not be in the form of ground troops but air power intervention stressing that he would like to see such cooperation with the Libyan national army immediate, clear and not secretive.
He also said he would be pleased to see the international coalition striking ISIS in Libya.
Keep our troops out of the fighting in Syria February 16, 2015 12:00 AM We have been told there are about 800,000 Syrian refugees in Jordan alone. Of that number how many are able-bodied men? Are those men being recruited to take up arms and fight for their homeland?
There are many Syrians fighting the Islamic State; however, how many of the fighting men are coming out of the refugee camps?
I heard recently that Sen. Lindsey Graham wants to send 10,000 American troops into the area to fight the Islamic State. Why is it that we Americans are called on to engage in battle for other people’s homeland?
Jordan is going to receive many millions of dollars from the United States to care for the refugees. Jordan alone cannot deal with all of the refugees. There are also refugee camps in Lebanon and Turkey.
Perhaps training more of the refugees would be a more productive endeavor than constantly training the Iraqis. I don’t want to see more American men sent to fight when there are thousands of people in the area who could be fighting for their own land.
Why does Obama's newly proposed AUMF against ISIS extend for three years when the military experts here have predicted ISIS will be toast by July 4th, 2015, or Labor Day 2015 ?
Since there is no association the Legionnaire is, in a word, lost. Perhaps he thinks that merely reading the position papers of others makes the reader complicit.
It would explain why his ignorance is only surpassed by that of the "Draft Dodger" Peterson, who only reads the American Stinker.
If one were to read Das Kapital, would the Legionnaire accuse the reader of being a Marxist?
Fox News was just saying that Pooty Putin is worth TWICE what Bill Gates is worth, around 200 billion I think they said, making Pooty the richest man on earth.
Putin is the most loathsome bandit on earth, by far.
Now Robert "Draft Dodger" Peterson see the accumulation of great wealth as theft.
But he does not mention the Rothschilds amongst the loathsome bandits. He absolves the bankers, creating his entire list of the loathsome, fixated upon politicians..
February 16, 2015 NY Times discovers that Saddam did have WMDs after all By Thomas Lifson
President Bush “lied” about Iraq’s WMDs – thus goes the article of faith among liberals, endlessly repeated by the likes of Ron Fournier and Jon Stewart as a kind of progressive catechism. Except that it is a libel, as even the New York Times indirectly acknowledges today.
C.J. Chivers and Eric Schmitt write:
The Central Intelligence Agency, working with American troops during the occupation of Iraq, repeatedly purchased nerve-agent rockets from a secretive Iraqi seller, part of a previously undisclosed effort to ensure that old chemical weapons remaining in Iraq did not fall into the hands of terrorists or militant groups, according to current and former American officials.
The extraordinary arms purchase plan, known as Operation Avarice, began in 2005 and continued into 2006, and the American military deemed it a nonproliferation success. It led to the United States’ acquiring and destroying at least 400 Borak rockets, one of the internationally condemned chemical weapons that Saddam Hussein’s Baathist government manufactured in the 1980s but that were not accounted for by United Nations inspections mandated after the 1991 Persian Gulf war.
Note that despite the firestorm of slander the Bush administration endured over its “lies” on WMD, the president never acted to declassify the information on the CIA buyback program, and as a result today it is an article of faith on the left that he lied us into war.
At the time of the invasion of Iraq, there was no way to know that:
These munitions were remnants of an Iraqi special weapons program that was abandoned long before the 2003 invasion,
But:
they turned up sporadically during the American occupation in buried caches, as part of improvised bombs or on black markets.
American Thinker reported on the WMD evidence found in Iraq 11 years ago.
The CIA’s program appears to have put at risk soldiers who were not warned of the risks they faced in handling these potent weapons:
Not long after Operation Avarice had secured its 400th rocket, in 2006, American troops were exposed several times to other chemical weapons. Many of these veterans said that they had not been warned by their units about the risks posed by the chemical weapons and that their medical care and follow-up were substandard, in part because military doctors seemed unaware that chemical munitions remained in Iraq.
In some cases, victims of exposure said, officers forbade them to discuss what had occurred. The Pentagon now says hundreds of other veterans reported on health-screening forms that they believed they too had been exposed during the war.
Aaron Stein, an associate fellow at the Royal United Services Institute, said the belated acknowledgment of a chemical-rocket purchases, as well as the potentially worrisome laboratory analysis of the related sarin samples, raised questions about the military’s commitment to the well-being of those it sent to war.
We have been fed a line of bull over Saddam and WMDs.
Let's repeat what our cowardly war criminal dead beat dad professional asshole self confessed liar and all around piece of human garbage has been saying: this criminal wants troops to answer to no authority whatsoever like in his good old days in Central America.
Got a big day ahead criminal, so you'll have to follow someone else around.
How is the new hush hush job off the coast of Panama coming along?
You don't seem to be spending much time at it. Idle hands are the devil's workshop.
Thomas Lifson, editor and publisher, American Thinker
calls himself a recovering academic. After graduating from Kenyon College, he studied modern Japan, sociology, and business as a graduate student at Harvard (three degrees) and joined the faculty at Harvard Business School, where he began the consulting career that was to lead him away from academia. He also taught sociology and East Asian studies at Harvard and held visiting professorships at Columbia University and the Japanese National Museum of Ethnology. As a consultant, he has worked with major companies from the United States, Japan, Europe, Asia, and Australasia at the nexus of human, organizational, and strategic issues.
A Democrat by birth, Thomas became more conservative in adulthood as reality taught him that dreams of perfecting human society always run smack into human nature.
A new report from the UN reveals that the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) maintained regular contact with members of ISIS since May 2013. The UN identified contact with IDF forces and ISIS soldiers.
In a new report from the UN, it is revealed that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) were maintaining regular contact with members of the so-called Islamic State since May of 2013. Initial reports from the IDF stated that this was only for medical care for civilians, but that story fell apart when the UN observers identified direct contact between IDF forces and ISIS soldiers, including giving medical care to ISIS fighters.
Observations even included the transfer of two crates from the IDF to ISIS forces, the contents of which have not been confirmed at this time. Further the UN report identified what the Syrians label a crossing point of forces between Israel and ISIS, a point of concern brought before the UN Security Council.
This report from the UN strengthens the claims by the Syrian regime that Israel is heavily involved in operations within the nation.
- See more at: http://yournewswire.com/un-proven-ties-between-isis-and-israel/#sthash.J2egZGPZ.dpuf
Reports by UN observers in the Golan submitted to 15 members of Security Council detail regular contact between IDF officers and armed Syrian opposition figures at the border.
Do you deny the veracity of the reports? Do you deny that ISrael flew close air support for the Daesh? Do you deny that ISrael flew strategic bombing missions in support of the Daesh?
"If you have the facts on your side, pound the facts. If you have the law on your side, pound the law. If you have neither on your side, pound the table."
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Slowly, but steadily, drip by drip, the Daesh are being degraded. Where the Coalition is providing Close Air Support to the local forces on the ground, progress is being made.
Slowly, but steadily, despite the chagrin it brings to those that do not appreciate the approach the US is taking.
Qatar’s Al Jazeera network got their hands caught in the proverbial felafel jar today when it recycled pictures of dead children from an accident months ago, claiming they were killed in Egypt’s overnight bombing of ISIS positions in Derna, Libya.
The pictures were posted on both the Al Jazeera website and their Facebook page. The picture has been changed on their website and the Facebook post has been removed, but I did screen capture the Facebook posting:
Fighter jets based in Jordan belonging to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have struck oil refineries under the control of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant armed group, the UAE's state news agency has said.
WAM said on Monday that the F-16 fighter jets had returned safely to Jordan where they were deployed earlier this month under orders from Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahayan.
At the time, the country had said that the deployment was aimed at supporting Jordan's military in the fight against "the brutal terrorist organisation," a reference to the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).
Jordan's information minister said on Monday that Bahrain has deployed fighter jets to Jordan to support its fight against the armed group.
"This move highlights the brotherly ties between Jordan and Bahrain, and comes in line with our belief in the importance of the war against terrorism," Information . . . . . .
Perhaps he thinks that merely reading the position papers of others makes the reader complicit.
Nonsense, rat, you weren't merely quoting sources you were using the Kavkaz Center link to make your point about Kissenger's purported quote. In affect, you were using a site associated with jihadist terrorists as an appeal to authority. You did it either by intent or through felony stupidity.
Probably a hundred different sources, all going back to the NY Post.
Yet, you choose a terrorist groups website.
Telling, not only about your judgment but also about your reading habits. But then, we have seen some of the weird 'sources' you have quoted here before.
Documenting your lies, misrepresentations, your false accusations and suspect quotes is merely a clerical task, rat. Easy peasy. You provide material on a daily basis. Your posts on the Kissinger's quote and about WiO's business just a couple you have repeated in the last couple days. They go to and beyond your lying through the truncating of WiO's quotes on the Gaza operation. It is in your nature. We have seen that nature in the bullshit you throw out in trying to justify your lack of English language skills as when trying to explain your misuse of common idioms. It's just second nature to you.
You are a serial liar and bullshitter, rat. You need discipline.
You have been given your assignment. Do it. Do it now.
Fearing leaks, U.S. 'limiting' information it shares with Israel on Iran nuke talks
The Americans fear Netanyahu will make use of the information given to Israel for his own political needs, and will try to undermine the talks between Iran and the big powers.
As a result of the recent tension between the United States and Israel, the White House has begun to limit the scope, quality and depth of the information it shares with Jerusalem about the progress of the talks with Iran about its nuclear program, senior Israeli officials involved in the issue have told Haaretz...
The decision to reduce the exchange of sensitive information about the Iran talks was prompted by concerns that Netanyahu’s office had given Israeli journalists sensitive details of the U.S. position, including a U.S. offer to allow Iran to enrich uranium with 6,500 or more centrifuges as part of a final deal.
Fearing leaks, U.S. 'limiting' information it shares with Israel on Iran nuke talks
The Americans fear Netanyahu will make use of the information given to Israel for his own political needs, and will try to undermine the talks between Iran and the big powers.
You only have to watch a four minute video of Netanyahu in his own words and you know enough to keep him out of the loop.
Interesting point of view Deuce, by cutting out Israel from the talks?
Israel is NOT BOUND BY ANY AGREEMENT.
Israel should be included as Iran's threats are directed at her.
But if Israel is excluded, then Israel will determine what is right for her, regardless of any pussy appeasing deal the Iranian loving president in the Whitehouse signs.
Israel should, at it's liking, start taking out Revolutionary Guard targets in Syria as well as bombing the Iranian plutonium plant it's building in Syria as well
Israel has slowly become Deuce's white whale of evil, his Moby Dick.
It's sad to watch.
The lesson of that great book is life's a bitch, a mixture of good and bad, and not to get hung up, and think you can 'fix' it, and that something somewhere is all the fault, and that one should chill out a bit, and do the best with it one can with it, perhaps just at home with a warm family circle, otherwise one is liable to add to the woes.
Try to talk about the policies we need in a depressed world economy, and someone is sure to counter with the specter of Weimar Germany, supposedly an object lesson in the dangers of budget deficits and monetary expansion. But the history of Germany after World War I is almost always cited in a curiously selective way. We hear endlessly about the hyperinflation of 1923, when people carted around wheelbarrows full of cash, but we never hear about the much more relevant deflation of the early 1930s, as the government of Chancellor Brüning — having learned the wrong lessons — tried to defend Germany’s peg to gold with tight money and harsh austerity.
And what about what happened before the hyperinflation, when the victorious Allies tried to force Germany to pay huge reparations? That’s also a tale with a lot of modern relevance, because it has a direct bearing on the crisis now brewing over Greece.
The point is that now, more than ever, it is crucial that Europe’s leaders remember the right history. If they don’t, the European project of peace and democracy through prosperity will not survive.
About those reparations: The basic story here is that Britain and France, instead of viewing the newly established German democracy as a potential partner, treated it as a conquered enemy, demanding that it make up their own wartime losses. This was deeply unwise — and the demands placed on Germany were impossible to meet, for two reasons. First, Germany’s economy had already been devastated by the war. Second, the true burden on that shrunken economy would — as John Maynard Keynes explained in his angry, powerful book “The Economic Consequences of the Peace” — be far greater than the direct payments to the vengeful Allies.
In the end, and inevitably, the actual sums collected from Germany fell far short of Allied demands. But the attempt to levy tribute on a ruined nation — incredibly, France actually invaded and occupied the Ruhr, Germany’s industrial heartland, in an effort to extract payment — crippled German democracy and poisoned relations with its neighbors.
Which brings us to the confrontation between Greece and its creditors.
You can argue that Greece brought its problems on itself, although it had a lot of help from irresponsible lenders. At this point, however, the simple fact is that Greece cannot pay its debts in full. Austerity has devastated its economy as thoroughly as military defeat devastated Germany — real Greek G.D.P. per capita fell 26 percent from 2007 to 2013, compared with a German decline of 29 percent from 1913 to 1919.
Despite this catastrophe, Greece is making payments to its creditors, running a primary surplus — an excess of revenue over spending other than interest — of around 1.5 percent of G.D.P. And the new Greek government is willing to keep running that surplus. What it is not willing to do is meet creditor demands that it triple the surplus, and keep . . . . . .
Israeli-US public sparring over the Iranian issue continued Monday, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asking, if the emerging agreement with Tehran is a good one, why hide the details? Netanyahu’s comments at the annual meeting in Jerusalem of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations came the same day that The Washington Post’s David Ignatius reported that the US had decided to “reduce the exchange of sensitive information about the Iran talks,” because of a concern that Netanyahu’s office had leaked “sensitive details” of the US position.
Just as Iran knows what agreement it is being offered, it is only natural that Israel should know as well, since it is the most threatened by a nuclear Iran, Netanyahu said; adding that Israel’s consistent position is that the proposed accords are a danger to Israel’s security.
“But if there is someone who thinks it is a good deal, why is there a need to hide it?” he asked.
The only thing consistent about Netanyahu is his lies and hoodwinking the Conga Line. The ones dying and getting maimed for Netanyahu’s lies are young Americans, somewhere between 30,000 and 100,000. I doubt 1% were Jews.
Watch the smug prick in the video and the Republican sycophants throwing him a whiffle ball
Libya is where the Islamic State group has built up its strongest presence outside Syria and Iraq. Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi is lobbying Europe and the United States for a coordinated international response similar to the coalition air campaign in those countries.
"What is happening in Libya is a threat to international peace and security," said El-Sissi.
Notice the Lobby does not post a single comment on the content of the video. None to this point.
It is all about the poor Jews being singled out by everyone that doesn’t love them. They are being thrown under the bus, setting up to be libeled, killed, destroyed, thrown down wells, hit with rockets, subjected to genocide,
Israel has become my Moby Dick but not a peep about Netanyahu’s lies to the Conga Line and them lapping it up and the net results are US military casualties in the tens of thousands and Iraq ruined with casualties in the hundreds of thousands, but it is all about the poor misunderstood Jews. We just don’t get it.
All of this diversion and nonsense from the two that stand tall with America and Israel of course.
Every Zionist operative, Netanyahu being at the head of the claque, wants the US to fight the wars that will advance the myth and the dream. That was the Neocon plan presented to General Clark and it is obvious to all who have followed the developments since the revelation and exposition of it.
Netanyahu wants the US to attack Iran because according to Netanyahu, “The greatest threat facing the world today is the marriage between religious fanaticism and the weapons of mass destruction.” Well said. It describes Israel, the only aggressive power in the ME armed to the teeth and with the ultimate trove of WMDs, nuclear weapons.
Netanyahu knows that an agreement between the US with Iran and the lifting of sanctions would end the dream of Israeli expansion, not of Israel itself but of its Zionist aggrandizement. I wish Obama well.
Israel knows that the appeasement of Iran and a deal that allows Iran to enrich uranium and covertly enrich plutonium, coupled with both Iran's takeover of Iraq, Yemen, Lebanon, Syria and several other arab nations will allow Iran to continue to fund and supply Hezbollah and Hamas with more and more lethal weapons.
Israel has not expanded it's borders, it has given back more land than it now holds today.
Iran is seeking the genocide of Israel and the jews, but you don't care, you want Israel to become the "non-zionist" entity you dream of...
Death of Israel.
Sorry if Bibi and the Jews don't go without a fight.
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Monday shows that 50% of Likely U.S. Voters approve of President Obama's job performance. Forty-eight percent (48%) disapprove.
Who created ISIS?
ReplyDeleteObama, by taking the troops out too soon.
DeleteYou already knew my answer.
Robert "Draft Dodger" Peterson, you are wrong, again.
DeleteIt is a position you are familiar with, though.
Mətušélaḥ Fri Nov 14, 12:48:00 AM EST
Fuck, you're a dumbass, Bob.
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http://2164th.blogspot.com/2008/11/60-in-senate-and-broken-red-line.html
Why would Robert "Draft Dodger" Peterson advocate for US troops to be subject to Iraqi laws and tried in Iraqi courts?
DeleteWhy would he put US troops at such additional risk?
Q: What would have happened to the US Marines charged with murder in Haditha, Iraq, if they had been tried in Iraqi courts instead of in the US?
DeleteA: they would have been convicted and imprisoned in Iraq.
That is what Robert "Draft Dodger" Peterson's policy prescription for Iraq would have entailed, for US soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines. Good thing that both GW Bush and BH Obama are smarter than Robert "Draft Dodger" Peterson. Both care more about US troops and their well being than does Robert "Draft Dodger" Peterson.
The Draft Dodger would have left US troops in Iraq, at the mercy of Sharia courts.
Let's repeat that so it is crystal clear, what Robert "Draft Dodger" Peterson is saying ...
DeleteThe Draft Dodger would have left US troops in Iraq, at the mercy of Sharia courts.
The Neocons, The Israeli Lobby and the idiot Bush own ISIS.
ReplyDeleteActually the Sunnis own themselves.
DeleteThey are a reaction to the Iranians.
...and there is not a more loathsome bandit on the planet than the prime minister of Israel.
ReplyDeleteThe images of Bibi providing solace to al-Qeada operatives, as they recuperate in Israeli hospital, just an illustration of just how loathsome he and the people that continue to elect him are.
DeleteThose that support al-Qeada, those that would accept them taking power in any country, are no better than al-Qeada, itself.
Mr Oren made Bibi's and his government's position quite clear. They would accept al-Qeada operatives taking power in Syria. Israel equals al-Qeada, now and until there is a change of government there.
Wow, not even the ruler of North Korea is more loathsome than Bibi.
DeleteWow
Not even the head of ISIS ?
I got to get some sleep before I pass out........
...........of shock
DeleteWait, what about Harry Reid ?
I find him extremely loathsome.
More anti-US agitprop from a 60's era Draft Dodger.
DeleteWait one more time..........
DeleteWhat about Putin ?
He is certainly a world class bandit, and and extremely loathsome.
Cheers !
BobMon Feb 16, 03:50:00 AM EST
DeleteWow, not even the ruler of North Korea is more loathsome than Bibi.
Wow
Not even the head of ISIS ?
I got to get some sleep before I pass out........
Netanyahu is complicit in getting more Americans killed and wounded than the head of North Korea and Putin. I notice you are smackgobbed in your inability to comment on either video.
Wow, blame the Jew!
DeleteA new day another blood libel...
Way to go Deuce..
I blame Netanyahu. Stalin was a Catholic and an altar boy. Stalin was a mass murdering psychopath. Is that a libel against catholics?
DeleteOnly Jews like you feel that you get a free pass by whipping out the Jew card. Grow up.
...and I do notice, not a peep about Netanyahu’s invaluable insight to the US Congress. No flag waving or indignation when it comes to US military casualties as a consequences of his self serving lies. Oh, I slipped again, I must shut down, after all, he is a Jew.
DeleteStand aside, lower your gaze, not a whisper, shhhhhh, he is a Jew.
DeleteWhat is “Occupation”Mon Feb 16, 01:16:00 AM EST
ReplyDeleteBut Israel is the problem?
LOL
Israel is a huge problem for the US. I would dump them in a heartbeat.
As GW Bush said ...
Delete"Over time it's going to be important for nations to know they will be held accountable for inactivity," he said.
"You're either with us or against us in the fight against terror."
Israel, under the administration of Bibi Netanyahu, is with al-Qeada and against US.
Their Ambassador said it, we should all believe it.
Deuce, you stand with Iran and Hamas. OF course you'd dump the Jews
Delete(CNN) The Egyptian military said Monday it has bombed ISIS targets in Libya after the militant group released a video that appeared to show the mass beheadings of Coptic Christians.
ReplyDeleteThe Egyptians are with US, while the Israeli, they are with al-Qeada.
Al-Marj, Libya—Libya is ready to cooperate with Egypt in striking the IS terrorists in Libya who beheaded 21 innocent Egyptians in Libya on Sunday, preferring the use of air strikes rather than ground troops.
DeleteMajor General Khalifa Haftar, Commander of the Operation Dignity, vowed to be ready to provide all support and cooperation to Egypt in the war against terrorism.
Speaking by phone to the Egyptian TV channel Dream, Haftar said
“Libyans are helping the Egyptian army to take revenge on these terrorist forces because Cairo is considered to be a Libyan city”.
“We strongly support Egyptian military intervention to strike Daaesh and other terrorist groups,”
he added.
Haftar said the Egyptian military intervention should not be in the form of ground troops but air power intervention stressing that he would like to see such cooperation with the Libyan national army immediate, clear and not secretive.
He also said he would be pleased to see the international coalition striking ISIS in Libya.
http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=1&i=11052
Another vote for the Rat Doctrine
ReplyDeleteKeep our troops out of the fighting in Syria
February 16, 2015 12:00 AM
We have been told there are about 800,000 Syrian refugees in Jordan alone.
Of that number how many are able-bodied men? Are those men being recruited to take up arms and fight for their homeland?
There are many Syrians fighting the Islamic State; however, how many of the fighting men are coming out of the refugee camps?
I heard recently that Sen. Lindsey Graham wants to send 10,000 American troops into the area to fight the Islamic State.
Why is it that we Americans are called on to engage in battle for other people’s homeland?
Jordan is going to receive many millions of dollars from the United States to care for the refugees. Jordan alone cannot deal with all of the refugees. There are also refugee camps in Lebanon and Turkey.
Perhaps training more of the refugees would be a more productive endeavor than constantly training the Iraqis.
I don’t want to see more American men sent to fight when there are thousands of people in the area who could be fighting for their own land.
ROSEANN FINNERTY
http://www.post-gazette.com/opinion/letters/2015/02/16/Keep-our-troops-out-of-the-fighting-in-Syria/stories/201502160059
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DeleteMoronic.
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The JPost reports that ...
ReplyDeleteHezbollah making gains against anti-Assad Islamists in south Syria
Sen. Lindsey Graham wants to send 10,000 American troops into the area to fight the Islamic State, to stand shoulder to shoulder with Hezbollah.
DeleteWhy should the US do that, when it could just supply them with Close Air Support?
Why does Obama's newly proposed AUMF against ISIS extend for three years when the military experts here have predicted ISIS will be toast by July 4th, 2015, or Labor Day 2015 ?
ReplyDeleteBecause we were speaking of Iraq and the AUMF is about the entire world, and Syria.
DeleteMətušélaḥ Fri Nov 14, 12:48:00 AM EST
Fuck, you're a dumbass, Bob.
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http://2164th.blogspot.com/2008/11/60-in-senate-and-broken-red-line.html
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DeleteFirst, rat, quotes stories from the mouth piece organization for Chechnyan terrorists and then he quotes Mat.
How low can you go?
A man is known by those he associates with.
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Since there is no association the Legionnaire is, in a word, lost.
DeletePerhaps he thinks that merely reading the position papers of others makes the reader complicit.
It would explain why his ignorance is only surpassed by that of the "Draft Dodger" Peterson, who only reads the American Stinker.
If one were to read Das Kapital, would the Legionnaire accuse the reader of being a Marxist?
Does merely reading the New Testament make the reader a Christian?
DeleteI think not.
Legionnaire Q's statement is baseless in fact and is poor, poor fiction.
Fox News was just saying that Pooty Putin is worth TWICE what Bill Gates is worth, around 200 billion I think they said, making Pooty the richest man on earth.
ReplyDeletePutin is the most loathsome bandit on earth, by far.
Bibi is not even in the running.
Now Robert "Draft Dodger" Peterson see the accumulation of great wealth as theft.
DeleteBut he does not mention the Rothschilds amongst the loathsome bandits.
He absolves the bankers, creating his entire list of the loathsome, fixated upon politicians..
February 16, 2015
ReplyDeleteNY Times discovers that Saddam did have WMDs after all
By Thomas Lifson
President Bush “lied” about Iraq’s WMDs – thus goes the article of faith among liberals, endlessly repeated by the likes of Ron Fournier and Jon Stewart as a kind of progressive catechism. Except that it is a libel, as even the New York Times indirectly acknowledges today.
C.J. Chivers and Eric Schmitt write:
The Central Intelligence Agency, working with American troops during the occupation of Iraq, repeatedly purchased nerve-agent rockets from a secretive Iraqi seller, part of a previously undisclosed effort to ensure that old chemical weapons remaining in Iraq did not fall into the hands of terrorists or militant groups, according to current and former American officials.
The extraordinary arms purchase plan, known as Operation Avarice, began in 2005 and continued into 2006, and the American military deemed it a nonproliferation success. It led to the United States’ acquiring and destroying at least 400 Borak rockets, one of the internationally condemned chemical weapons that Saddam Hussein’s Baathist government manufactured in the 1980s but that were not accounted for by United Nations inspections mandated after the 1991 Persian Gulf war.
Note that despite the firestorm of slander the Bush administration endured over its “lies” on WMD, the president never acted to declassify the information on the CIA buyback program, and as a result today it is an article of faith on the left that he lied us into war.
At the time of the invasion of Iraq, there was no way to know that:
These munitions were remnants of an Iraqi special weapons program that was abandoned long before the 2003 invasion,
But:
they turned up sporadically during the American occupation in buried caches, as part of improvised bombs or on black markets.
American Thinker reported on the WMD evidence found in Iraq 11 years ago.
The CIA’s program appears to have put at risk soldiers who were not warned of the risks they faced in handling these potent weapons:
Not long after Operation Avarice had secured its 400th rocket, in 2006, American troops were exposed several times to other chemical weapons. Many of these veterans said that they had not been warned by their units about the risks posed by the chemical weapons and that their medical care and follow-up were substandard, in part because military doctors seemed unaware that chemical munitions remained in Iraq.
In some cases, victims of exposure said, officers forbade them to discuss what had occurred. The Pentagon now says hundreds of other veterans reported on health-screening forms that they believed they too had been exposed during the war.
Aaron Stein, an associate fellow at the Royal United Services Institute, said the belated acknowledgment of a chemical-rocket purchases, as well as the potentially worrisome laboratory analysis of the related sarin samples, raised questions about the military’s commitment to the well-being of those it sent to war.
We have been fed a line of bull over Saddam and WMDs.
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2015/02/ny_times_discovers_that_saddam_did_have_wmds_after_all.html
Let's repeat it so that it is crystal clear, what Robert "Draft Dodger" Peterson is saying ...
DeleteThe Draft Dodger would have left US troops in Iraq, at the mercy of Sharia courts.
Let's repeat what our cowardly war criminal dead beat dad professional asshole self confessed liar and all around piece of human garbage has been saying: this criminal wants troops to answer to no authority whatsoever like in his good old days in Central America.
DeleteGot a big day ahead criminal, so you'll have to follow someone else around.
How is the new hush hush job off the coast of Panama coming along?
You don't seem to be spending much time at it. Idle hands are the devil's workshop.
Out, and Cheers !
DeleteThe Draft Dodger would have left US troops in Iraq, at the mercy of Sharia courts.
DeleteThomas Lifson, editor and publisher, American Thinker
calls himself a recovering academic. After graduating from Kenyon College, he studied modern Japan, sociology, and business as a graduate student at Harvard (three degrees) and joined the faculty at Harvard Business School, where he began the consulting career that was to lead him away from academia. He also taught sociology and East Asian studies at Harvard and held visiting professorships at Columbia University and the Japanese National Museum of Ethnology. As a consultant, he has worked with major companies from the United States, Japan, Europe, Asia, and Australasia at the nexus of human, organizational, and strategic issues.
A Democrat by birth, Thomas became more conservative in adulthood as reality taught him that dreams of perfecting human society always run smack into human nature.
In 2003 he founded American Thinker.
UN: Proven Ties Between ISIS And Israel
ReplyDeleteA new report from the UN reveals that the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) maintained regular contact with members of ISIS since May 2013. The UN identified contact with IDF forces and ISIS soldiers.
In a new report from the UN, it is revealed that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) were maintaining regular contact with members of the so-called Islamic State since May of 2013. Initial reports from the IDF stated that this was only for medical care for civilians, but that story fell apart when the UN observers identified direct contact between IDF forces and ISIS soldiers, including giving medical care to ISIS fighters.
Observations even included the transfer of two crates from the IDF to ISIS forces, the contents of which have not been confirmed at this time. Further the UN report identified what the Syrians label a crossing point of forces between Israel and ISIS, a point of concern brought before the UN Security Council.
This report from the UN strengthens the claims by the Syrian regime that Israel is heavily involved in operations within the nation.
- See more at: http://yournewswire.com/un-proven-ties-between-isis-and-israel/#sthash.J2egZGPZ.dpuf
Wow, just ... Wow
ReplyDeleteI saw that Anonymous post and had to check it out.There is an Israeli source with the same story
UN reveals Israeli links with Syrian rebels
Reports by UN observers in the Golan submitted to 15 members of Security Council detail regular contact between IDF officers and armed Syrian opposition figures at the border.
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/.premium-1.630359
Israel is coordinating with IS.
ISrael flys close air support operations for Daesh.
ISrael would not only accept al-Qeada taking power in Syria
ISrael is actively supporting the al-Qeada terrorists.
Wow you are a spinner..
DeleteDo you deny the veracity of the reports?
DeleteDo you deny that ISrael flew close air support for the Daesh?
Do you deny that ISrael flew strategic bombing missions in support of the Daesh?
Bring some facts to the table, "O"rdure.
"If you have the facts on your side, pound the facts.
DeleteIf you have the law on your side, pound the law.
If you have neither on your side, pound the table."
Jack, I deny you are a truth teller.
DeleteI suggest you distort, lie, change words and cut and paste to fit whatever you think you wish to say.
Bring what you consider to be the truth, supported by facts then, "O"rdure.
DeleteBut you never do that, because you cannot.
The story of your life, at least here at the Elephant Bar, libel, lies and false accusations.
Never supported by the truth or by factual reporting.
It is always agitprop with you.
This coming from a person that denies Israel is a nation?
Deletethat the Jews are Jews?
Go fuck yourself Jack.
Miami's South Beach Welcomes Longines Global Champions Tour
ReplyDeleteSun, sea, sand and spectacular show jumping
The very first round of the 2015 Longines Global Champions Tour show jumping championship will be staged from 2-4 April on the golden sands of Miami Beach, Florida, just inches from the rolling ocean directly opposite Collins Park. Over three days of competition, the greatest riders in the world will come together to battle for $879,000 in prizes across five 5* classes, including the world-renowned Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix and the prestigious American Invitational.
Time to Ride invests in growing the horse industry
ReplyDeleteAmerican Horse Council’s Marketing Alliance grows to include 20 organizations and businesses.
Since 2011 a group of executives representing some of the largest equine businesses and organizations have been working together to research, develop and deliver marketing initiatives to increase horse involvement. This Marketing Alliance created Time to Ride which is facilitated by the American Horse Council.
Another 15 Air Strikes, in the last day.
ReplyDeleteAnother 50 (probably more, since one of the targets was a "large tactical unit) dead headcutters.
You have to pay attention when Obama uses words like "sustainable."
Not Walking - Not Talking - Just Daid
Slowly, but steadily, drip by drip, the Daesh are being degraded.
DeleteWhere the Coalition is providing Close Air Support to the local forces on the ground, progress is being made.
Slowly, but steadily, despite the chagrin it brings to those that do not appreciate the approach the US is taking.
Yeah, whether there are 20,000 headcutters, or 40,000, hardly makes a difference. They can't survive a Sustained barrage of this type.
DeleteThey'll win a few small, temporary fights, but they'll lose the big battles (e.g. Kobane, and the ones to come in Mosul, and Fallujah.)
Qatar’s Al Jazeera network got their hands caught in the proverbial felafel jar today when it recycled pictures of dead children from an accident months ago, claiming they were killed in Egypt’s overnight bombing of ISIS positions in Derna, Libya.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures were posted on both the Al Jazeera website and their Facebook page. The picture has been changed on their website and the Facebook post has been removed, but I did screen capture the Facebook posting:
Read more: http://pjmedia.com/tatler/2015/02/16/aljazeera-caught-recycling-dead-kid-pics-to-slander-egypt-after-bombing-of-isis-positions-in-libya/#ixzz3RvMnigcK
You captured the Facebook page of Al Jazeera, "O"rdure?
DeleteThat is as close to a Semite as you've ever gotten!
That news means that Al Jazeera is no more reliable than Brian Williams and NBC
DeleteI notice you do not comment on the substance of the post.
DeleteNo reason to. I have no connection to Al Jazeera, no interest in their Facebook page, no interest in their web site.
DeleteIf you depend upon Facebook for your information, well, it explains a lot about what you say.
Being part of Bibi's Social Media Commando Facebook may be of importance, to you, but ...
DeleteFacebook is not really considered a reliable source.
I recall that allen sourced a Facbook report that Baghdad was under attack by the Daesh and was about to fall.
DeleteThe report and the conclusions drawn from it, a lie.
The idea that a Wahhabist news source would provide false reporting, not very shocking, not even very news worthy.
DeleteI do wonder, though, if you captured the screen shot, why did you not post on your own blog?
DeleteFighter jets based in Jordan belonging to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have struck oil refineries under the control of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant armed group, the UAE's state news agency has said.
ReplyDeleteWAM said on Monday that the F-16 fighter jets had returned safely to Jordan where they were deployed earlier this month under orders from Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahayan.
At the time, the country had said that the deployment was aimed at supporting Jordan's military in the fight against "the brutal terrorist organisation," a reference to the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).
Jordan's information minister said on Monday that Bahrain has deployed fighter jets to Jordan to support its fight against the armed group.
"This move highlights the brotherly ties between Jordan and Bahrain, and comes in line with our belief in the importance of the war against terrorism," Information . . . . . .
Back in the Fight
ReplyDeleteBoehner: Don't rule out Homeland Security shutdown
http://chicago.suntimes.com/politics/7/71/372109/john-boehner-homeland-security-shutdown
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ReplyDeletePerhaps he thinks that merely reading the position papers of others makes the reader complicit.
Nonsense, rat, you weren't merely quoting sources you were using the Kavkaz Center link to make your point about Kissenger's purported quote. In affect, you were using a site associated with jihadist terrorists as an appeal to authority. You did it either by intent or through felony stupidity.
It's obvious.
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DeleteFacebook is not really considered a reliable source.
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See the post above.
The irony is palpable.
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The Kissinger quote is all over the Web, Legionnaire.
DeleteProbably a hundred different sources, all going back to the NY Post.
If you wish to object to the quote, call the NY Post.
Jack your trade is lying,,,,
DeleteYou misdirect, misquote and distort everything you post.
NOTHING comes from you that is reliable.
But we all now that.
Debating with you is like debating with a 4 year old.
Except you are a self confessed criminal, most 4 year olds have not killed like you...
The NY Post never retracted the story, Mr Kissinger never said it was inaccurate, despite its wide dispersal.
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DeleteProbably a hundred different sources, all going back to the NY Post.
Yet, you choose a terrorist groups website.
Telling, not only about your judgment but also about your reading habits. But then, we have seen some of the weird 'sources' you have quoted here before.
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Print the confession, "O"rdure.
DeletePost it, time stamped and linked.
But we all know you cannot do that, because there is no such confession.
There never was.
First one I found, and it mirrored all the others, Legionnaire Q
DeleteThe content remained the same.
Content is King, Legionnaire.
DeleteHow is your short story writing coming?
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DeleteSure, rat, sure.
:o)
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That well, aye.
DeleteOr did you give up on that project, as well?
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DeleteHow is your short story writing coming?
Good. New content pops up here every day.
Have you repeated that assignment I gave you yet?
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You are not on the list of folks that are authorized to assign projects, Legionnaire.
DeleteYour failure to perform, as promised, is telling.
The content just was not there, was it.
DeleteAnd always remember, Legionnaire ...
DeleteContent is King
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DeleteDocumenting your lies, misrepresentations, your false accusations and suspect quotes is merely a clerical task, rat. Easy peasy. You provide material on a daily basis. Your posts on the Kissinger's quote and about WiO's business just a couple you have repeated in the last couple days. They go to and beyond your lying through the truncating of WiO's quotes on the Gaza operation. It is in your nature. We have seen that nature in the bullshit you throw out in trying to justify your lack of English language skills as when trying to explain your misuse of common idioms. It's just second nature to you.
You are a serial liar and bullshitter, rat. You need discipline.
You have been given your assignment. Do it. Do it now.
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A task you cannot complete.
DeleteThe task, whatever it may be, you best do yourself
A clerical task you cannot complete.
Delete.
DeleteYou waste my time, rat.
Get back to me when you have completed your assignment.
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Happy Abe Lincoln Day to Deuce.
ReplyDeleteThe Congress stripped Abe of his holiday, "Draft Dodger", get up to speed, will you.
DeleteHappy Felony Stupidity Day Every Day to rat.
ReplyDeleteWe do celebrate your contributions, daily, Draft Dodger Peterson.
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ReplyDeleteFearing leaks, U.S. 'limiting' information it shares with Israel on Iran nuke talks
The Americans fear Netanyahu will make use of the information given to Israel for his own political needs, and will try to undermine the talks between Iran and the big powers.
As a result of the recent tension between the United States and Israel, the White House has begun to limit the scope, quality and depth of the information it shares with Jerusalem about the progress of the talks with Iran about its nuclear program, senior Israeli officials involved in the issue have told Haaretz...
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/.premium-1.642670
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What obama's excuse for not sharing it with the people of the United States?
DeleteAfraid we will object to saying "SURRENDER" in Farsi?
Evidently, they have a reason for their concerns:
ReplyDeleteThe decision to reduce the exchange of sensitive information about the Iran talks was prompted by concerns that Netanyahu’s office had given Israeli journalists sensitive details of the U.S. position, including a U.S. offer to allow Iran to enrich uranium with 6,500 or more centrifuges as part of a final deal.
Obama administration officials believed . . . . . . .
Washington Post
Fearing leaks, U.S. 'limiting' information it shares with Israel on Iran nuke talks
ReplyDeleteThe Americans fear Netanyahu will make use of the information given to Israel for his own political needs, and will try to undermine the talks between Iran and the big powers.
You only have to watch a four minute video of Netanyahu in his own words and you know enough to keep him out of the loop.
"that Netanyahu’s office had given Israeli journalists sensitive details of the U.S. position"
DeleteHad Given
Interesting point of view Deuce, by cutting out Israel from the talks?
DeleteIsrael is NOT BOUND BY ANY AGREEMENT.
Israel should be included as Iran's threats are directed at her.
But if Israel is excluded, then Israel will determine what is right for her, regardless of any pussy appeasing deal the Iranian loving president in the Whitehouse signs.
Israel should, at it's liking, start taking out Revolutionary Guard targets in Syria as well as bombing the Iranian plutonium plant it's building in Syria as well
Israel should not advise Obama of any actions as obama has leaked to the press several times sensitive intel on Israeli actions.
DeleteIsrael has slowly become Deuce's white whale of evil, his Moby Dick.
DeleteIt's sad to watch.
The lesson of that great book is life's a bitch, a mixture of good and bad, and not to get hung up, and think you can 'fix' it, and that something somewhere is all the fault, and that one should chill out a bit, and do the best with it one can with it, perhaps just at home with a warm family circle, otherwise one is liable to add to the woes.
Monomania is a curse.
Good to see Egypt bombing ISIS.
ReplyDeleteA coalition is forming.
ISIS is making too many enemies.
Hopefully the old rule will still prevail, that one can't kill one's way to paradise, and evil will burn itself out, and self destruct eventually..
According to The Egyptian Government ISIS and Hamas are twin feathers from the same wing of terror, the Moslem Brotherhood.
DeleteThat's why Egypt 2 weeks ago declared hamas a terrorist group.
Hamas, the 1/2 of the Unity government of the Palestinians that America supports and funds.
America who legally say Hamas is a terrorist organization pays it....
In violation of US law.
Amazing.
Try to talk about the policies we need in a depressed world economy, and someone is sure to counter with the specter of Weimar Germany, supposedly an object lesson in the dangers of budget deficits and monetary expansion. But the history of Germany after World War I is almost always cited in a curiously selective way. We hear endlessly about the hyperinflation of 1923, when people carted around wheelbarrows full of cash, but we never hear about the much more relevant deflation of the early 1930s, as the government of Chancellor Brüning — having learned the wrong lessons — tried to defend Germany’s peg to gold with tight money and harsh austerity.
ReplyDeleteAnd what about what happened before the hyperinflation, when the victorious Allies tried to force Germany to pay huge reparations? That’s also a tale with a lot of modern relevance, because it has a direct bearing on the crisis now brewing over Greece.
The point is that now, more than ever, it is crucial that Europe’s leaders remember the right history. If they don’t, the European project of peace and democracy through prosperity will not survive.
About those reparations: The basic story here is that Britain and France, instead of viewing the newly established German democracy as a potential partner, treated it as a conquered enemy, demanding that it make up their own wartime losses. This was deeply unwise — and the demands placed on Germany were impossible to meet, for two reasons. First, Germany’s economy had already been devastated by the war. Second, the true burden on that shrunken economy would — as John Maynard Keynes explained in his angry, powerful book “The Economic Consequences of the Peace” — be far greater than the direct payments to the vengeful Allies.
In the end, and inevitably, the actual sums collected from Germany fell far short of Allied demands. But the attempt to levy tribute on a ruined nation — incredibly, France actually invaded and occupied the Ruhr, Germany’s industrial heartland, in an effort to extract payment — crippled German democracy and poisoned relations with its neighbors.
Which brings us to the confrontation between Greece and its creditors.
You can argue that Greece brought its problems on itself, although it had a lot of help from irresponsible lenders. At this point, however, the simple fact is that Greece cannot pay its debts in full. Austerity has devastated its economy as thoroughly as military defeat devastated Germany — real Greek G.D.P. per capita fell 26 percent from 2007 to 2013, compared with a German decline of 29 percent from 1913 to 1919.
Despite this catastrophe, Greece is making payments to its creditors, running a primary surplus — an excess of revenue over spending other than interest — of around 1.5 percent of G.D.P. And the new Greek government is willing to keep running that surplus. What it is not willing to do is meet creditor demands that it triple the surplus, and keep . . . . . .
Weimar on the Aegean
From you Krugman op/ed:
Delete"government whose leaders are, from everything I’ve heard, sincerely committed to democratic ideals."
so, because a democratically elected government doesn't want to honor its contracts, why that's just fine?
quirk, I'll respond re AUMF tomorrow
Q will be busy with his clerical work, Ash.
DeleteYou should not disturb him, he has a hard enough time finishing, as it is
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DeleteHave you completed that assignment I gave you, rat?
If not, do it now.
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Are the Martians getting pissed ?
ReplyDelete16 February 2015 Last updated at 11:00 ET
Mystery Mars haze baffles scientists
Rebecca Morelle By Rebecca Morelle Science Correspondent, BBC News
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-31491805
Nah, they finally invented SUVs up there.
DeleteIsraeli-US public sparring over the Iranian issue continued Monday, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asking, if the emerging agreement with Tehran is a good one, why hide the details? Netanyahu’s comments at the annual meeting in Jerusalem of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations came the same day that The Washington Post’s David Ignatius reported that the US had decided to “reduce the exchange of sensitive information about the Iran talks,” because of a concern that Netanyahu’s office had leaked “sensitive details” of the US position.
ReplyDeleteJust as Iran knows what agreement it is being offered, it is only natural that Israel should know as well, since it is the most threatened by a nuclear Iran, Netanyahu said; adding that Israel’s consistent position is that the proposed accords are a danger to Israel’s security.
“But if there is someone who thinks it is a good deal, why is there a need to hide it?” he asked.
Unless Obama is selling out Israel?
DeleteThrowing them under the bus?
Throwing the Jew down the well.....
Yep, peace thru genocide...
Destroy the Jews and Israel and then have a gay ole time...
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DeleteLoose lips sink ships.
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The only thing consistent about Netanyahu is his lies and hoodwinking the Conga Line. The ones dying and getting maimed for Netanyahu’s lies are young Americans, somewhere between 30,000 and 100,000. I doubt 1% were Jews.
DeleteWatch the smug prick in the video and the Republican sycophants throwing him a whiffle ball
Hamas is tired of now gazans dying...
ReplyDeleteNeeds a little excitement...
Two mortars fired from the southern Gaza Strip on Monday exploded within the Palestinian territory, a few hundred meters from the border with Israel.
Maybe next time their rockets can kill a few Israelis...
my bad
ReplyDeleteHamas is tired of gazans not dying...
Libya is where the Islamic State group has built up its strongest presence outside Syria and Iraq. Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi is lobbying Europe and the United States for a coordinated international response similar to the coalition air campaign in those countries.
ReplyDelete"What is happening in Libya is a threat to international peace and security," said El-Sissi.
Notice the Lobby does not post a single comment on the content of the video. None to this point.
ReplyDeleteIt is all about the poor Jews being singled out by everyone that doesn’t love them. They are being thrown under the bus, setting up to be libeled, killed, destroyed, thrown down wells, hit with rockets, subjected to genocide,
Israel has become my Moby Dick but not a peep about Netanyahu’s lies to the Conga Line and them lapping it up and the net results are US military casualties in the tens of thousands and Iraq ruined with casualties in the hundreds of thousands, but it is all about the poor misunderstood Jews. We just don’t get it.
All of this diversion and nonsense from the two that stand tall with America and Israel of course.
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DeleteIMO, Bush and his neocon mandarins didn't require any cheer leading from Israel to create the FUBAR that was Iraq II.
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Don’t underestimate the stupidity and ignorance of The Christian fundamentalists, Bush being one of them.
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DeleteOh, I don't.
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I watched the video and found Bibi spot on...
DeleteIf you choose to rewrite history? Your call.
Saddam had wmd, he USED them on the kurds and the marsh arabs.
Saddam had a nuke program, so of it real and some of it bluff.
regardless Iraq tried to build a nuke plant and it was destroyed...
Every Zionist operative, Netanyahu being at the head of the claque, wants the US to fight the wars that will advance the myth and the dream. That was the Neocon plan presented to General Clark and it is obvious to all who have followed the developments since the revelation and exposition of it.
ReplyDeleteNetanyahu wants the US to attack Iran because according to Netanyahu, “The greatest threat facing the world today is the marriage between religious fanaticism and the weapons of mass destruction.” Well said. It describes Israel, the only aggressive power in the ME armed to the teeth and with the ultimate trove of WMDs, nuclear weapons.
Actually Bibi wanted tough sanctions to prevent a war...
DeleteNetanyahu knows that an agreement between the US with Iran and the lifting of sanctions would end the dream of Israeli expansion, not of Israel itself but of its Zionist aggrandizement. I wish Obama well.
ReplyDeleteIsrael knows that the appeasement of Iran and a deal that allows Iran to enrich uranium and covertly enrich plutonium, coupled with both Iran's takeover of Iraq, Yemen, Lebanon, Syria and several other arab nations will allow Iran to continue to fund and supply Hezbollah and Hamas with more and more lethal weapons.
DeleteIsrael has not expanded it's borders, it has given back more land than it now holds today.
Iran is seeking the genocide of Israel and the jews, but you don't care, you want Israel to become the "non-zionist" entity you dream of...
Death of Israel.
Sorry if Bibi and the Jews don't go without a fight.
Monday, February 16, 2015
ReplyDeleteThe Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Monday shows that 50% of Likely U.S. Voters approve of President Obama's job performance. Forty-eight percent (48%) disapprove.
He makes a deal with Iran and he will leave office north of 55-60%.
ReplyDeleteHe may be skinny but he has a good arm with his harpoon.
ReplyDeleteAmericans that I know don't like to say "I surrender" to the mullahs of Iran...
ReplyDeleteMaybe you like to appease evil?
I dont
You specialize in hyphenated Americans. I prefer mine neat.
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