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Nope...they know that Syria has used them (several times). Obama puffed his chest up and said that would be a "red line" that Syria could NOT cross. Well, they've crossed it and the "bulldog" Barry ran back to his dog house.
"Yeah, but can he walk the walk?"
Us using a "false flag" operation???
Darlin - Barry ain't that smart....
N O .
Nope...they know that Syria has used them (several times). Obama puffed his chest up and said that would be a "red line" that Syria could NOT cross. Well, they've crossed it and the "bulldog" Barry ran back to his dog house.
"Yeah, but can he walk the walk?"
Us using a "false flag" operation???
Darlin - Barry ain't that smart....
N O .
Oh I am sure Syria has been using them, but Barry has been stuttering and fumbling around scared to admit they have been used, because he specifically said that was a red line.
I thought Obama neither confirmed nor denied their use over there?
Wag the dog bro....
Nope...they know that Syria has used them (several times). Obama puffed his chest up and said that would be a "red line" that Syria could NOT cross. Well, they've crossed it and the "bulldog" Barry ran back to his dog house.
"Yeah, but can he walk the walk?"
Us using a "false flag" operation???
Darlin - Barry ain't that smart....
N O .
Oh I am sure Syria has been using them, but Barry has been stuttering and fumbling around scared to admit they have been used, because he specifically said that was a red line.
Exactly. Now that the "red line" has been crossed (God only knows how many times) Barry 's bluff has been called. And, as usual, he folds takes his chips and leaves the game.
Oh I am sure Syria has been using them, but Barry has been stuttering and fumbling around scared to admit they have been used, because he specifically said that was a red line.
Exactly. Now that the "red line" has been crossed (God only knows how many times) Barry 's bluff has been called. And, as usual, he folds takes his chips and leaves the game.
When you give a country like Syria a "red line" and they cross it and the US does nothing, the world is watching. What do you think the leaders of North Korea, Iran, Sudan etc think now? they think we're all talk, and they are right.
Exactly. Now that the "red line" has been crossed (God only knows how many times) Barry 's bluff has been called. And, as usual, he folds takes his chips and leaves the game.
When you give a country like Syria a "red line" and they cross it and the US does nothing, the world is watching. What do you think the leaders of North Korea, Iran, Sudan etc think now? they think we're all talk, and they are right.
The countries mentioned already know what a weenie Barry is. that being said, they ALSO know that the football is with him at all times......
Oh I am sure Syria has been using them, but Barry has been stuttering and fumbling around scared to admit they have been used, because he specifically said that was a red line.
Exactly. Now that the "red line" has been crossed (God only knows how many times) Barry 's bluff has been called. And, as usual, he folds takes his chips and leaves the game.
When you give a country like Syria a "red line" and they cross it and the US does nothing, the world is watching. What do you think the leaders of North Korea, Iran, Sudan etc think now? they think we're all talk, and they are right.
Exactly. Now that the "red line" has been crossed (God only knows how many times) Barry 's bluff has been called. And, as usual, he folds takes his chips and leaves the game.
When you give a country like Syria a "red line" and they cross it and the US does nothing, the world is watching. What do you think the leaders of North Korea, Iran, Sudan etc think now? they think we're all talk, and they are right.
And don't forget China and Russia!
The whole world is laughing at Obama's incompetence and weakness ... openly embarrassing him ... making a fool of him and exposing him for what he really is!
What a disgrace of a President!
The problem is Obama did not say what would happen if the "red line" was crossed.
Go back and check for yourself.
He doesn't say what our response would be if it was crossed.
But as for the idea he folded, um...then what is all the fuss about which the GOP has been making about Obama deciding to arm the rebels in the past couple weeks?
Sound to me like it is the GOP which is running away.
please. you wanna talk seriously or just free base, I mean free verse?
Exactly. Now that the "red line" has been crossed (God only knows how many times) Barry 's bluff has been called. And, as usual, he folds takes his chips and leaves the game.
When you give a country like Syria a "red line" and they cross it and the US does nothing, the world is watching. What do you think the leaders of North Korea, Iran, Sudan etc think now? they think we're all talk, and they are right.
And don't forget China and Russia!
The whole world is laughing at Obama's incompetence and weakness ... openly embarrassing him ... making a fool of him and exposing him for what he really is!
What a disgrace of a President!
I thought Obama neither confirmed nor denied their use over there?
he did the ole 2 step HG, first when reports surfaced that France and Britain said they were certain, he said he was not convinced, then after the shit storm over IRS, NSA etc. etc. hit, all of sudden he announced he was convinced and he would do something about it...we're still waiting to see what that "Timeline" means....probably just what it meant the first time, squat. ....
The Obama administration has concluded that Syrian President Bashar Assad's government used chemical weapons against the rebels seeking to overthrow him and, in a major policy shift, President Obama has decided to supply military support to the rebels, the White House announced Thursday.
"The president has made a decision about providing more support to the opposition that will involve providing direct support to the [Supreme Military Council]. That includes military support," Deputy National Security Adviser for Strategic Communication Ben Rhodes told reporters.
President Obama has repeatedly said that the use of chemical weapons is a "red line" that, if crossed, would be a "game changer" for more U.S. involvement in the Syrian civil war.
"The President has been clear that the use of chemical weapons - or the transfer of chemical weapons to terrorist groups - is a red line for the United States," said Rhodes in a separate written statement.
"The President has said that the use of chemical weapons would change his calculus, and it has," he continued.
In terms of further response, Rhodes said, "we will make decisions on our own timeline" and that Congress and the international community would be consulted. Mr. Obama is heading to Northern Ireland Sunday for a meeting of the G8 group of nations; Rhodes indicated the president will consult with leaders of those countries.
U.S.: Syria used chemical weapons, crossing "red line" - CBS News
President Obama has repeatedly said that the use of chemical weapons is a "red line" that, if crossed, would be a "game changer" for more U.S. involvement in the Syrian civil war.
I thought Obama neither confirmed nor denied their use over there?
he did the ole 2 step HG, first when reports surfaced that France and Britain said they were certain, he said he was not convinced, then after the shit storm over IRS, NSA etc. etc. hit, all of sudden he announced he was convinced and he would do something about it...we're still waiting to see what that "Timeline" means....probably just what it meant the first time, squat. ....
The Obama administration has concluded that Syrian President Bashar Assad's government used chemical weapons against the rebels seeking to overthrow him and, in a major policy shift, President Obama has decided to supply military support to the rebels, the White House announced Thursday.
"The president has made a decision about providing more support to the opposition that will involve providing direct support to the [Supreme Military Council]. That includes military support," Deputy National Security Adviser for Strategic Communication Ben Rhodes told reporters.
President Obama has repeatedly said that the use of chemical weapons is a "red line" that, if crossed, would be a "game changer" for more U.S. involvement in the Syrian civil war.
"The President has been clear that the use of chemical weapons - or the transfer of chemical weapons to terrorist groups - is a red line for the United States," said Rhodes in a separate written statement.
"The President has said that the use of chemical weapons would change his calculus, and it has," he continued.
In terms of further response, Rhodes said, "we will make decisions on our own timeline" and that Congress and the international community would be consulted. Mr. Obama is heading to Northern Ireland Sunday for a meeting of the G8 group of nations; Rhodes indicated the president will consult with leaders of those countries.
U.S.: Syria used chemical weapons, crossing "red line" - CBS News
President Obama has repeatedly said that the use of chemical weapons is a "red line" that, if crossed, would be a "game changer" for more U.S. involvement in the Syrian civil war.
So Assad, to his own detriment, uses chemical weapons.
The official story does pass the smell test.
The problem is Obama did not say what would happen if the "red line" was crossed.
Go back and check for yourself.
He doesn't say what our response would be if it was crossed.
But as for the idea he folded, um...then what is all the fuss about which the GOP has been making about Obama deciding to arm the rebels in the past couple weeks?
Sound to me like it is the GOP which is running away.
