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The war was thrown away on June 8, 2004 with the acceptance of UN Security Council Resolution 1546 (2004). The Bush administration did not use the option to veto or prevent the passage of the binding resolution.
The exit was from combat operations and Americans being blown up and becoming casualties. Are you suggesting we should have packed up and completely left Iraq or continued in a combat and continued to accept combat casualties? Which one?that "exit strategy" is working out really well now.
Um actually yes, see in recent memory, Presidents including Bush cut short Vacations and deliberately were NOT SEEN playing golf in times of crisis.
That's some fine historical revisionism. Bush certainly didn't let terrorists spoil his golf outings.
Foreign policy was never a major interest of Obamas so none of what is happening should come as surprise. When the U.S. pulls of the world stage it leaves a void to be filled and usually nothing good fills it.Many called for the destruction of ISIS in Syria when they first popped up. Then as ISIS flooded into Iraq many decried us just sitting back and doing nothing.
Now Kerry, Hagel & the joint chiefs are prepping the American people for the "creep" that may turn into all out war.
Apparently ISIS isn't the Jay Vee team Obama thought they were huh
that "exit strategy" is working out really well now.
that "exit strategy" is working out really well now.
Yes it is.
No U.S. Troops Died in Iraq or Afghanistan Last Month - TIME
that "exit strategy" is working out really well now.
Yes it is.
No U.S. Troops Died in Iraq or Afghanistan Last Month - TIME
There's just this little itty problem called ISIS that resulted.
IMHO it was a civil unrest that mushroomed because it occured in an area that has been unstable for decades. Turkey and Israel can defend themselves quite easily. Why would the US even consider spending more money and lives on this mess ?
Funny how things change:
IMHO it was a civil unrest that mushroomed because it occured in an area that has been unstable for decades. Turkey and Israel can defend themselves quite easily. Why would the US even consider spending more money and lives on this mess ?
Funny how things change:
IMHO it was a civil unrest that mushroomed because it occured in an area that has been unstable for decades. Turkey and Israel can defend themselves quite easily. Why would the US even consider spending more money and lives on this mess ?
What change ? I still think Israel and Turkey should kick ISIS ass.
that "exit strategy" is working out really well now.
Yes it is.
No U.S. Troops Died in Iraq or Afghanistan Last Month - TIME
There's just this little itty problem called ISIS that resulted.
What problem is that? No American blood being spilled is a good thing.
Lets say we go back in, fight them, destroy them, then what? Stay there? Spending more money, blood, treasure, so they can install another American hating theocrat?
No thanks. Been there, done that, got the pictures of the flag draped coffins.
Funny how things change:
IMHO it was a civil unrest that mushroomed because it occured in an area that has been unstable for decades. Turkey and Israel can defend themselves quite easily. Why would the US even consider spending more money and lives on this mess ?
What change ? I still think Israel and Turkey should kick ISIS ass.
Then why do you want us to still be there?
that "exit strategy" is working out really well now.
Yes it is.
No U.S. Troops Died in Iraq or Afghanistan Last Month - TIME
There's just this little itty problem called ISIS that resulted.
What problem is that? No American blood being spilled is a good thing.
Lets say we go back in, fight them, destroy them, then what? Stay there? Spending more money, blood, treasure, so they can install another American hating theocrat?
No thanks. Been there, done that, got the pictures of the flag draped coffins.
The problem is that ISIS is coming to America. They are being given the opportunity to recruit and become more powerful than ever .
Funny how things change:
IMHO it was a civil unrest that mushroomed because it occured in an area that has been unstable for decades. Turkey and Israel can defend themselves quite easily. Why would the US even consider spending more money and lives on this mess ?
What change ? I still think Israel and Turkey should kick ISIS ass.
Then why do you want us to still be there?
I don't----Why does Obama want us back there ?
Look dumbfuck, I was there, you weren't.
You're black and white, binary, rigid, lopsided, small ass brain has chased moderate liberals away. They're backing off from you one by one by one.
Everybody with a brain knows the 2008 SOFA was not the end of negotiations shit-for-brains. Even my neighbor's puppy.
You mean the part where McCain wanted to arm the Syrian opposition?Many called for the destruction of ISIS in Syria when they first popped up. Then as ISIS flooded into Iraq many decried us just sitting back and doing nothing.
Now Kerry, Hagel & the joint chiefs are prepping the American people for the "creep" that may turn into all out war.
Apparently ISIS isn't the Jay Vee team Obama thought they were huh
Everybody with a brain knows the 2008 SOFA was not the end of negotiations shit-for-brains. Even my neighbor's puppy.
I am not saying it was. You've wasted another one of your tasteless insults.
The 2008 SOFA had legal standing and it achieved results that the Iraqis negotiated with Bush. Negotiations went on to deal with 2012 moving forward. The Iraqis would not, could not, did negotiate away their position on immunity. Negotiations were suspended agreeably to both sides and all US troops left according to the date certain that Bush set and agreed. And that SOFA was passed in Iraq's legislative body. Hopefully you got a dose of reality on that aspect. There's a start.
Everybody with a brain knows the 2008 SOFA was not the end of negotiations shit-for-brains. Even my neighbor's puppy.
I am not saying it was. You've wasted another one of your tasteless insults.
The 2008 SOFA had legal standing and it achieved results that the Iraqis negotiated with Bush. Negotiations went on to deal with 2012 moving forward. The Iraqis would not, could not, did negotiate away their position on immunity. Negotiations were suspended agreeably to both sides and all US troops left according to the date certain that Bush set and agreed. And that SOFA was passed in Iraq's legislative body. Hopefully you got a dose of reality on that aspect. There's a start.
Everybody with a brain knows the 2008 SOFA was not the end of negotiations shit-for-brains. Even my neighbor's puppy.
I am not saying it was. You've wasted another one of your tasteless insults.
The 2008 SOFA had legal standing and it achieved results that the Iraqis negotiated with Bush. Negotiations went on to deal with 2012 moving forward. The Iraqis would not, could not, did negotiate away their position on immunity. Negotiations were suspended agreeably to both sides and all US troops left according to the date certain that Bush set and agreed. And that SOFA was passed in Iraq's legislative body. Hopefully you got a dose of reality on that aspect. There's a start.
Look dumbfuck, I was there, you weren't.
Whether you have been there or not, you still need to put facts behind your opinions. And thus far you have failed miserably in that regard. Rabid insulting is no substitute for knowing facts and using them wisely.
