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Al Queda takes Falluja?
"A rejuvenated al-Qaeda force asserted control over the western Iraqi town of Fallujah on Friday, raising its flag over government buildings and declaring an Islamic state in one of the most crucial areas that U.S. troops fought to pacify before withdrawing from Iraq two years ago."
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/...y.html?hpid=z1 I wonder how long it will take for the wingnuttery to blame it all on Obama?:rolleyes: |
Obama caused all of this! :mad:
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Second Battle of Fallujah
To make a political statement they threw the marines into close quarters combat. Al Qaeda knew the Marines were coming, as a matter of fact everyone knew the Marines were coming. So in an urban situation Al Qaeda had time to prepare all kinds of boobies and nasties for the Marines. |
Who are the financiers of Al Qaeda in Iraq, Taliban in Afghanistan and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) in Pakistan? Saudi Arabia and Qatar primarily. And let's not forget Syria and Libya.
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Yawn.
Eventually, that shithole would have gone to the dogs again, anyhow. Dave |
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http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Nusra |
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But there ain't no money in that, is there? Chas |
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Personally, I don't blame Shrub or Obama. The die was cast years before them, and both had limited choices...all of which were bad. The American population deludes themselves with the misconception that both the POTUS and the military have powers so great as to control the nature of world affairs. That is not the case. Chas |
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Hopefully we will be outta that shithole soon.(Thank you, Obama) Whoever thought we could instill democratic principles in Afghanistan or Iraq was seriously delusional. That would be Gee Dubya by my lights. YMMV. Doesn't really matter in the long run tho. I've also read some Kipling, too. |
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It's deja vu all over again. It's pretty frustrating for an old Vietnam Vet like me to see this same shit, different day crap. We learned nothing. http://i843.photobucket.com/albums/z...th/header1.gif |
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http://graphics8.nytimes.com/package...GREED_TEXT.pdf Nice try Bob... But hey it's nice to see Al Qaeda “on the run”, “decimated”, and “on the path to defeat” :rolleyes: |
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Half-true. The neocon's fantasies were the genesis of the thing. But it was no great trick to bring the masses along. We were in a mood to do big assertive stuff. It made no sense and was also evil, but the big majority of folks just didn't care.
One must conclude that "democracy" works poorly sometimes. |
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I'm always reminded of the quote from Michael Clayton, when I think of Saddam: I'm not the guy you kill. I'm the guy you buy! Are you so fucking blind that you don't even see what I am? I'm your easiest problem and you're gonna kill me? |
Looks like they are setting up another vacation package for the Troops.Maybe the al quada or whatever they are called has some WMD's it worked pretty good last time.and might slide by better with a dem in office.
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I kinda thought George Washington and his regulars had a lot to do with it with some help from the Marquis de Lafayette.
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Does the fall of falluja mean we'll be able to invade Iraq again......pretty convenient for those that stand to profit....
Maybe "Selling Iraq: Deux" |
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Diagonals and stuff not designed by Marquis. Different Frenchman. L'Enfant.
Supposedly, the design facilitates the suppression of mobs and insurrections.... |
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All I said was Gee Dubya and Cheney were responsible for the war in Iraq in response to DJ's wacked assertion that Iraq was all Obama's fault. Wasn't it your candidate who said he would've kept troops there for as long as it took? Some stupid shit like 100 years, IIRC. Not that I agree with assassination as a tool of state but it seems that every headman of Al Queda has a pretty short life expectancy, particularly under Obama's watch. There's no denying that, no matter how much tea you drink. Yep, OBL sleeps with the fishes. No doubt about that. :rolleyes: |
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Wasn't this pretty much expected to happen?
Isn't this why it was in our best interest to leave Saddam in power? Where are you wing nut go to war jerks now? This was your doing. Jackoffs. |
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There isn't any amount of washing or spin drying on God's green earth that'll get rid of the fetid stench attached to Gee 'golly' Dubya, Cheney, Don Rumsfeld etc. for committing war crimes against the Iraqi people and against our troops. |
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Dave |
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Well said. |
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Oh, my. Bob gets Djs ire rolling.
Dave |
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Well here we go, the headline: McCain, Graham blast Obama for Al Qaeda-related takeover of Fallujah, call situation 'predictable' http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014...all-situation/ Withdrawal was negotiated by the Bush administration and ratified by the Iraqi parliament in Nov. 2008. Here is a quote by an Iraqi spokesman on the ratification. "It is good to see that representatives have reached a national consensus ... Everyone should understand that if there are gains, they are for all Iraqis, and if there are losses, they will also be for all Iraqis," said government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh. Why do these two even make a comment like this? It's Iraq's problem now. |
Understand what Raj?
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