eagle1462010
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I'd have to go to Centcom, but operational deployment including the Gator Navy is in the region always.........Airborne can be mobilized in days.................but that isn't the policy............Perhaps the 3000 advisors in Iraq are in the area...............We have forces in the region and they can be deployed.........ISIS max strength has been estimated at 50k to the best sources........Your an Obama drone............9000 targets hit in 18 months. In the Gulf War we hit 48000 targets in 6 weeks.We have no reason to trust the vetting as it is done now....................Under that environment allowing them in is a Security issue. There are other options other than taking them in, but your side......your ilk is against those options..........nor will you condemn the policy of Obama that drags it on.
Why? Why do we have no reason to trust the vetting as it is done now?
And what 'other options' are there? Your fantasy about ISIS disappearing in 18 months? Really?
There is no way to currently ACCURATELY VET ANY OF THEM........that by no means is the end of the equation..........others must come up with a better way to finally go that route even if it takes a much longer time to do so................
What do you mean by 'accurately'? What do you mean by 'completely'. I ask you to elaborate on these terms, and you get even more vague.
Is it because what you're demanding is a *perfect* vetting process? One that provides absolute, child like, ivory tower security in which no harm can *ever* befall us? One that doesn't actually exist in the real world, ever?
If no, then explain what you mean. But your avoidance of the topic speaks volumes.
Chasing own tail.........LOL..............Your closed mind is a continuous loop in your hollow head..........I refuse to accept the risk associated with this which Obama has made WORSE because of his policy.
With the policy you want in its place being your fantasy that if 'only' Obama would give up on getting rid of Assad, that ISIS would magically disappear in 18 months?
Um.....no.
This is clearly not on the scale of the Gulf War. As you can probably tell by the lack of preparations for a land invasion.
Taking out ISIS in Syria only lacks the resolve to do so........and that would mean ground troops.......but it would end the problem and it could have been over a long time ago...............Obama ignores the military on these issues, and many are retiring early because they can't stomach serving under Obama anymore. Or they are retired off the record for privately disagreeing with the one.
And by resolve....you mean yet another war in the middle east?
Oh, and I'm still waiting for you to tell us what you mean by 'accurate' and 'complete' vetting is. I suspect I nailed it perfectly with my description of absolute, perfect and imaginary standards.
What 'forces' specifically? You're getting really, really vague for a reason.
Proper vetting...........sure isn't put them in a camp for a year and go DONE...............like your side is saying.............You refuse to engage on holding them in place.........and refuse to ditch Obama's policy on removing Assad............and refuse to accept boots on the ground to end the damned problem..................
And what is 'proper' vetting? Like 'accurate vetting' and 'complete vetting', is this a term you will refuse to explain as well?
Once again, you get vague. Why?
Anyway, it doesn't matter.....the forces could be mobilized quickly.........it's what the military does and is very good at............My last ship was Gator Navy.......we kept 5000 Marines in the group deployed to the region..........I'd wager one is there along with another on the way for relief as we speak.............
Again, stop dodging............why not hold them there in the region..........................