bitterlyclingin
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The ChicComms are fond of playing games. Think back to the Easter Weekend of 2001 when an American EP3 spyplane was sitting on the runway of a ChiComm Island after the Chinese had forced it out of the air. The Chicomms were simply testing the mettle of the new President George W Bush, seeing whether the new kid on the block would waffle, waver, and weaken after the ChiComms tried their very own version of the 'Knockout game' on the new American President.
The Chicomms are now making waves claiming air space rights over some previously Japanese claimed islands.
Meanwhiile the NoKos have seized an 85 year old Korean War veteran and are preparing to charge him with war crimes dating from the Korean War, 60 years ago.
These are simply some of the first of what are likely to be many moves by nations long opposed to the United States who now perceive the United States as weak and enfeebled and are swiftly moving to give the United States its comeuppance. Historically, the natural progression is for it only getting worse with time as long as the perception of weakness persists.
Meanwhile Comrade Barack likely has no intention of coming to this hapless veterans defense. This veteran, along with millions of others, donned the uniform of the United States and marched out to help build the United States that Comrade Barack has stated openly and often he loathed, detested, and despised. We couldn't have done worse in selecting this president if the nation had elected JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald.
The Brits had a similar problem with weakness in leadership in the lead up to and the early stages of WWII. British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain went to Munich and begged Adolph Hitler "Please Mr Hitler, no more war! We'll do whatever you want, give you whatever you want, but, please, no more war!" After failing miserably to avoid war with that tactic, Chamberlain resorted to the tactic of retaliating for German bombing raids over British cities by sending English bombers loaded only with leaflets over German cities. The final straw came with a British Army raid on a Norwegian port in the middle of winter. The Brits were sent out on the raid with no maps, no snowshoes, minimal ammunition and supplies.
British Parliamentarian Lloyd George saw fit to accost Chamberlain openly and publicly.
"Mr Prime Minister, all the English people have suffered in this war, some only slightly, other very greatly. It is time for you to now share in their hardship and go! Leave now!"
Its time for someone to tell Comrade Barack its time for his endless whirl of golf outings, state dinners, fund raisers, and elaborate state financed vacations to end too.
The Chicomms are now making waves claiming air space rights over some previously Japanese claimed islands.
Meanwhiile the NoKos have seized an 85 year old Korean War veteran and are preparing to charge him with war crimes dating from the Korean War, 60 years ago.
These are simply some of the first of what are likely to be many moves by nations long opposed to the United States who now perceive the United States as weak and enfeebled and are swiftly moving to give the United States its comeuppance. Historically, the natural progression is for it only getting worse with time as long as the perception of weakness persists.
Meanwhile Comrade Barack likely has no intention of coming to this hapless veterans defense. This veteran, along with millions of others, donned the uniform of the United States and marched out to help build the United States that Comrade Barack has stated openly and often he loathed, detested, and despised. We couldn't have done worse in selecting this president if the nation had elected JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald.
The Brits had a similar problem with weakness in leadership in the lead up to and the early stages of WWII. British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain went to Munich and begged Adolph Hitler "Please Mr Hitler, no more war! We'll do whatever you want, give you whatever you want, but, please, no more war!" After failing miserably to avoid war with that tactic, Chamberlain resorted to the tactic of retaliating for German bombing raids over British cities by sending English bombers loaded only with leaflets over German cities. The final straw came with a British Army raid on a Norwegian port in the middle of winter. The Brits were sent out on the raid with no maps, no snowshoes, minimal ammunition and supplies.
British Parliamentarian Lloyd George saw fit to accost Chamberlain openly and publicly.
"Mr Prime Minister, all the English people have suffered in this war, some only slightly, other very greatly. It is time for you to now share in their hardship and go! Leave now!"
Its time for someone to tell Comrade Barack its time for his endless whirl of golf outings, state dinners, fund raisers, and elaborate state financed vacations to end too.