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Really? Reagan allowed nearly 300 of our Marines to be killed in Lebanon, and you guys worship him.Even the boi wonder has to realize that if any harm comes to those Marines due to his inaction he's is totally and unequivocally screwed.
He'll be lucky to survive it...mmmmh,politically.
Let's pray the President gets our boys out of there and we don't have another Reagan situation like in Beirut.Trying to airlift them out of there (with copters) will be extremely hard since ISIS will be waiting with shoulder fire rocket systems..Not quite confirmation but stay tuned:
ISIS took control of town holding US Marines - Business Insider
Military & Defense More: Reuters Iraq Marines Islamic State
ISIS is now dangerously close to a base where US Marines are training Iraqi soldiers
- Saif Hameed, Reuters
- Feb. 12, 2015, 2:23 PM
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Islamic State insurgents took control on Thursday of most of the western Iraqi town of al-Baghdadi, threatening an air base where U.S. Marines are training Iraqi troops, officials said.
Al-Baghdadi, about 85 km (50 miles) northwest of Ramadi in Anbar province, had been besieged for months by the radical Sunni Islamist militants who captured vast swathes of Iraq's north and west last year.
"Ninety percent of al-Baghdadi district has fallen under the control of the insurgents," district manager Naji Arak told Reuters by phone.
And then he cut and run.Really? Reagan allowed nearly 300 of our Marines to be killed in Lebanon, and you guys worship him.Even the boi wonder has to realize that if any harm comes to those Marines due to his inaction he's is totally and unequivocally screwed.
He'll be lucky to survive it...mmmmh,politically.
Troops in harm's way. Either fight them or let them be destroyed and then cut and run. I see the similarities.Let's pray the President gets our boys out of there and we don't have another Reagan situation like in Beirut.Trying to airlift them out of there (with copters) will be extremely hard since ISIS will be waiting with shoulder fire rocket systems..Not quite confirmation but stay tuned:
ISIS took control of town holding US Marines - Business Insider
Military & Defense More: Reuters Iraq Marines Islamic State
ISIS is now dangerously close to a base where US Marines are training Iraqi soldiers
- Saif Hameed, Reuters
- Feb. 12, 2015, 2:23 PM
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Islamic State insurgents took control on Thursday of most of the western Iraqi town of al-Baghdadi, threatening an air base where U.S. Marines are training Iraqi troops, officials said.
Al-Baghdadi, about 85 km (50 miles) northwest of Ramadi in Anbar province, had been besieged for months by the radical Sunni Islamist militants who captured vast swathes of Iraq's north and west last year.
"Ninety percent of al-Baghdadi district has fallen under the control of the insurgents," district manager Naji Arak told Reuters by phone.
Surely you see the difference in the two situations.
Troops in harm's way. Either fight them or let them be destroyed and then cut and run. I see the similarities.Let's pray the President gets our boys out of there and we don't have another Reagan situation like in Beirut.Trying to airlift them out of there (with copters) will be extremely hard since ISIS will be waiting with shoulder fire rocket systems..Not quite confirmation but stay tuned:
ISIS took control of town holding US Marines - Business Insider
Military & Defense More: Reuters Iraq Marines Islamic State
ISIS is now dangerously close to a base where US Marines are training Iraqi soldiers
- Saif Hameed, Reuters
- Feb. 12, 2015, 2:23 PM
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Islamic State insurgents took control on Thursday of most of the western Iraqi town of al-Baghdadi, threatening an air base where U.S. Marines are training Iraqi troops, officials said.
Al-Baghdadi, about 85 km (50 miles) northwest of Ramadi in Anbar province, had been besieged for months by the radical Sunni Islamist militants who captured vast swathes of Iraq's north and west last year.
"Ninety percent of al-Baghdadi district has fallen under the control of the insurgents," district manager Naji Arak told Reuters by phone.
Surely you see the difference in the two situations.
Security around the Beirut airport and our Marine base there was too lax. If a Commander-in-Chief puts troops in harm's way, he should direct his theater commanders to provide adequate security, or be prepared to accept the blame when the tragic and avoidable happens. I think a speeding truck is something that could be avoidable given security protocols.Troops in harm's way. Either fight them or let them be destroyed and then cut and run. I see the similarities.Let's pray the President gets our boys out of there and we don't have another Reagan situation like in Beirut.Trying to airlift them out of there (with copters) will be extremely hard since ISIS will be waiting with shoulder fire rocket systems..Not quite confirmation but stay tuned:
ISIS took control of town holding US Marines - Business Insider
Military & Defense More: Reuters Iraq Marines Islamic State
ISIS is now dangerously close to a base where US Marines are training Iraqi soldiers
- Saif Hameed, Reuters
- Feb. 12, 2015, 2:23 PM
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Islamic State insurgents took control on Thursday of most of the western Iraqi town of al-Baghdadi, threatening an air base where U.S. Marines are training Iraqi troops, officials said.
Al-Baghdadi, about 85 km (50 miles) northwest of Ramadi in Anbar province, had been besieged for months by the radical Sunni Islamist militants who captured vast swathes of Iraq's north and west last year.
"Ninety percent of al-Baghdadi district has fallen under the control of the insurgents," district manager Naji Arak told Reuters by phone.
Surely you see the difference in the two situations.
Sneak attack vs. ...well,not a sneak attack.
So let me ask you this. What is easier to defend against and stop?
A sucker punch or or a face to face with an opponent who knows the fight is on?
Totally different situations,if you dont acknowledge that fact you're a partisan hack.
Security around the Beirut airport and our Marine base there was too lax. If a Commander-in-Chief puts troops in harm's way, he should direct his theater commanders to provide adequate security, or be prepared to accept the blame when the tragic and avoidable happens. I think a speeding truck is something that could be avoidable given security protocols.Troops in harm's way. Either fight them or let them be destroyed and then cut and run. I see the similarities.Let's pray the President gets our boys out of there and we don't have another Reagan situation like in Beirut.Trying to airlift them out of there (with copters) will be extremely hard since ISIS will be waiting with shoulder fire rocket systems..
Surely you see the difference in the two situations.
Sneak attack vs. ...well,not a sneak attack.
So let me ask you this. What is easier to defend against and stop?
A sucker punch or or a face to face with an opponent who knows the fight is on?
Totally different situations,if you dont acknowledge that fact you're a partisan hack.
Are you somehow trying to rationalize the deaths of 238 Marines at the Beirut airport as unavoidable? As excusable? As expendable personnel? Our Marines in Iraq know the fight is upon them as our Marines in Beirut knew.Security around the Beirut airport and our Marine base there was too lax. If a Commander-in-Chief puts troops in harm's way, he should direct his theater commanders to provide adequate security, or be prepared to accept the blame when the tragic and avoidable happens. I think a speeding truck is something that could be avoidable given security protocols.Troops in harm's way. Either fight them or let them be destroyed and then cut and run. I see the similarities.Let's pray the President gets our boys out of there and we don't have another Reagan situation like in Beirut.
Surely you see the difference in the two situations.
Sneak attack vs. ...well,not a sneak attack.
So let me ask you this. What is easier to defend against and stop?
A sucker punch or or a face to face with an opponent who knows the fight is on?
Totally different situations,if you dont acknowledge that fact you're a partisan hack.
Yep...partisan hack.
You must be the type to sucker punch someone and call it a fair fight.
I gotta ask...do you play the knockout game?
What a buncha crap.
I have no use for certain folks of the far right whatsoever. Put them against the wall, for that is what they would do their enemies if they could.
Are you somehow trying to rationalize the deaths of 238 Marines at the Beirut airport as unavoidable? As excusable? As expendable personnel? Our Marines in Iraq know the fight is upon them as our Marines in Beirut knew.Security around the Beirut airport and our Marine base there was too lax. If a Commander-in-Chief puts troops in harm's way, he should direct his theater commanders to provide adequate security, or be prepared to accept the blame when the tragic and avoidable happens. I think a speeding truck is something that could be avoidable given security protocols.Troops in harm's way. Either fight them or let them be destroyed and then cut and run. I see the similarities.Surely you see the difference in the two situations.
Sneak attack vs. ...well,not a sneak attack.
So let me ask you this. What is easier to defend against and stop?
A sucker punch or or a face to face with an opponent who knows the fight is on?
Totally different situations,if you dont acknowledge that fact you're a partisan hack.
Yep...partisan hack.
You must be the type to sucker punch someone and call it a fair fight.
I gotta ask...do you play the knockout game?
I just pray we don't make the Reagan mistake and leave them without adequate means of security, or worse, allow them to die and then throw up our hands and leave. But, then again, there might be a medical school in the Caribbean we could 'save' in order to save face.
Of course a sneak attack is harder to defend against. But security in a combat zone is paramount. I suppose defending against a speeding truck could be a contingency trained cadres can prepare for.Are you somehow trying to rationalize the deaths of 238 Marines at the Beirut airport as unavoidable? As excusable? As expendable personnel? Our Marines in Iraq know the fight is upon them as our Marines in Beirut knew.Security around the Beirut airport and our Marine base there was too lax. If a Commander-in-Chief puts troops in harm's way, he should direct his theater commanders to provide adequate security, or be prepared to accept the blame when the tragic and avoidable happens. I think a speeding truck is something that could be avoidable given security protocols.Troops in harm's way. Either fight them or let them be destroyed and then cut and run. I see the similarities.
Sneak attack vs. ...well,not a sneak attack.
So let me ask you this. What is easier to defend against and stop?
A sucker punch or or a face to face with an opponent who knows the fight is on?
Totally different situations,if you dont acknowledge that fact you're a partisan hack.
Yep...partisan hack.
You must be the type to sucker punch someone and call it a fair fight.
I gotta ask...do you play the knockout game?
I just pray we don't make the Reagan mistake and leave them without adequate means of security, or worse, allow them to die and then throw up our hands and leave. But, then again, there might be a medical school in the Caribbean we could 'save' in order to save face.
No one said that. But a sneak attack is way harder to stop than one you know is coming. If you deny that i'm done with you.
Of course a sneak attack is harder to defend against. But security in a combat zone is paramount. I suppose defending against a speeding truck could be a contingency trained cadres can prepare for.Are you somehow trying to rationalize the deaths of 238 Marines at the Beirut airport as unavoidable? As excusable? As expendable personnel? Our Marines in Iraq know the fight is upon them as our Marines in Beirut knew.Security around the Beirut airport and our Marine base there was too lax. If a Commander-in-Chief puts troops in harm's way, he should direct his theater commanders to provide adequate security, or be prepared to accept the blame when the tragic and avoidable happens. I think a speeding truck is something that could be avoidable given security protocols.Sneak attack vs. ...well,not a sneak attack.
So let me ask you this. What is easier to defend against and stop?
A sucker punch or or a face to face with an opponent who knows the fight is on?
Totally different situations,if you dont acknowledge that fact you're a partisan hack.
Yep...partisan hack.
You must be the type to sucker punch someone and call it a fair fight.
I gotta ask...do you play the knockout game?
I just pray we don't make the Reagan mistake and leave them without adequate means of security, or worse, allow them to die and then throw up our hands and leave. But, then again, there might be a medical school in the Caribbean we could 'save' in order to save face.
No one said that. But a sneak attack is way harder to stop than one you know is coming. If you deny that i'm done with you.
Were they inserted into this town the way our Marines were inserted into the Beirut airport? Or were our Marines in Iraq already there and subsequently surrounded, just like the Marines in Kai Sahn?Of course a sneak attack is harder to defend against. But security in a combat zone is paramount. I suppose defending against a speeding truck could be a contingency trained cadres can prepare for.Are you somehow trying to rationalize the deaths of 238 Marines at the Beirut airport as unavoidable? As excusable? As expendable personnel? Our Marines in Iraq know the fight is upon them as our Marines in Beirut knew.Security around the Beirut airport and our Marine base there was too lax. If a Commander-in-Chief puts troops in harm's way, he should direct his theater commanders to provide adequate security, or be prepared to accept the blame when the tragic and avoidable happens. I think a speeding truck is something that could be avoidable given security protocols.
Yep...partisan hack.
You must be the type to sucker punch someone and call it a fair fight.
I gotta ask...do you play the knockout game?
I just pray we don't make the Reagan mistake and leave them without adequate means of security, or worse, allow them to die and then throw up our hands and leave. But, then again, there might be a medical school in the Caribbean we could 'save' in order to save face.
No one said that. But a sneak attack is way harder to stop than one you know is coming. If you deny that i'm done with you.
Well if security in a combat zone is paramount ...why the hell are those marines surrounded? Dont you think they should have been pulled out or reinforced already?
In order to break through the perimeter of the base, ISIS would have to stage large groups of fighters, which our flyboys would make mincemeat out of. Also you are talking about 300 bad ass US Marines that are prolly looking for a fight with ISIS. I think ISIS wont go near that base.
As long as Obama doesn't fuck it up some how, let the USMC and The USN Aviators from the carriers kick ISIS ass.In order to break through the perimeter of the base, ISIS would have to stage large groups of fighters, which our flyboys would make mincemeat out of. Also you are talking about 300 bad ass US Marines that are prolly looking for a fight with ISIS. I think ISIS wont go near that base.
Your more than likely right. But then stopping people who dont care if they die can be a little more problematic. As was shown in the Beirut and Lebanon attacks.
You'd like to think with the advance warning they've received will make it more difficult.
Hold on there a minute there Slick, you previously held that the pentagon were liars, so that would mean that they are lying about Obama.Pentagon official Obama lying to AmericaAlways under Cheney/Bush, but they are gone now.Those are not YOUR words, and all the stories you posted disagree with the Pentagon.And where exactly did YOU express concern for the safety of the Americans at the base???
And what is this from the first story?...From what we can tell the 300 Marines are on location to train Iraqi military. The Pentagon is pushing back on these initial reports about al-Asad.
Never said they were, apparently your reading comprehension, is on par with your ability to tell the truth!.... Did the Pentagon ever lie?....look it up...under friendly fire!
BUSTED The Obama Pentagon flat-out lied about the SEAL team timeline - The Plain Truth - News and Message Board
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Want more under the Manchurian muslim?
