Obama says Al'Qaeda no longer a threat to the US
Posted by Non_mooching_artist 10 years, 8 months ago to Government
Sure, and flying monkeys live in my attic.
He is a sneaky liar, and we will all suffer for it. Cover up after cover up pile on, yet nothing changes. Treasonous behavior with nothing being done to stop it. Get your bourkas ready...
He is a sneaky liar, and we will all suffer for it. Cover up after cover up pile on, yet nothing changes. Treasonous behavior with nothing being done to stop it. Get your bourkas ready...
Blanket Amnesty
Domestic Spying
Fast & Furious
IRA Scandal
VA Scandal
NRA Scandal
Unsustainable Debt
No Jobless Recovery
"Toto, I don't think we're in America anymore."
Huge Food Stamp Increase
Huge Unemployment Payment Increase
Huge Disability SS Increase
AP and James Rosen Scandals
Denial of Photography Scandal
Revisionist Language Scandal
Flight Over New York City Scandal
Separate Vacations Scandal
No Questions Press Briefings
South Africa Security Lapse
and on and on and on. -- j
I know this analogy sucks, but I keep getting the image of Hannibal Lecter getting a drugged patient to cut off pieces of his face and feed it to the dogs. (Sorry).
It's a little bit of a stretch to say that Al Qaeda is directly funded by the US Government, but not a bit of a stretch to say that the US Government knows where much of the aid they give out ends up.
Does the President know where the funds are ending up? Assuredly. Is it political obfuscation? Absolutely. In the end it is all semantics - US money is getting to and supporting our enemies.
But then, this Administration won't even label them as enemies!
Am I opposed to the US giving money for foreign aid? Yes - and most especially when such is going to directly finance our enemies! Am I opposed to covert means of arming militant groups for the intent of causing political unrest in other nations? Yes, because way too many of those have turned out to be bad ideas (Afghanistan, Iran, Nicaragua, anyone ?). Am I trying to excuse the government for any of this - known or not? Absolutely not. All I'm doing is cautioning against the explicit accusation of treason without concrete proof. It is a capital offense - just ask Alger Hiss.
Hello...Premier Putin.
Ambassador Stevens was hung out to dry by the administration so he couldn't blab.
Now we know proof positive that the State Department was running guns to rebel forces in Syria and elsewhere in the attempt to overthrow dictators, but the involved militants were in many cases Al Queda or affiliates. What was more egregious was that the weapons weren't just submachine and machine guns, but also included heavy weapons - even missiles. Ambassador Stevens was ostensibly trying to buy the weapons back to prevent a scandal and became a convenient target.
The other thing to consider was this: the consulate that was attacked was barely more than a safehouse. It wasn't protected by the standard forces one would find at an embassy (Marines), so why was the Ambassador there at all? Why were there only two SEAL's - and even those weren't with the Ambassador, but rather responded to the call for help (disobeying orders as they did so)?
Too many things about this reek.
http://allenbwest.com/2014/05/exclusive-...
Not sure of the exact Latin but, to paraphrase a well known phrase, "Liber, semper para bellum."