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Trump is against US involvement in the middle east
dhdawg
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Unless that country is lining Donny's pockets,
Protecting a US ally from certain genocide? Nah. Protecting a criminal regime who's currently committing a genocide in Yemen with our weapons? Yes please.
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Talking points are out
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The news came out today.
Got any more Che takes?
How about some more lies about how Trump is ending the wars and bringing our boys home?
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I am AGAINST troops in SA
Hope this helps
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It's about and always will be about the benjamins and the oil. Let's be transparent and upfront about that.ThomasFremont said:The news came out today.
Got any more Che takes?
How about some more lies about how Trump is ending the wars and bringing our boys home?
Whoops.
Syria ain't got the black stuff. ISIS was trying to get control of the Iraqis black stuff. They gone. Now the US has a bunch of their own black stuff. China needs black stuff. A lot of it. The chokehold is being applied on the supply line. Do I think Trump is smart enough to figure this out on his own? No. But he definitely gets market economics and what guys like Kudlow are telling him.
We? don't need to put the US soldiers in the line of fire to protect the Saudi black stuff. Jordan ain't coming in and trying to take it. Naval presence can deal with Iran. If Iran fucks around, the black stuff ain't leaving the region. China gets more fucked up.
In the meantime, get the boys out of Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq, wherever there isn't black stuff.
Which all comes back to invading Venezuela. Lots and lots of black stuff there - and our troops deserve hot Latinas daily without fear of IED blowing their dicks off.
IRYK
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Venezuela is a humanitarian crisis. It’s our moral obligation to intervene. Of course, troops will be needed to distribute food and keep the peace. Maybe forever.
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Abdominal muscles too bigPurpleThrobber said:
It's about and always will be about the benjamins and the oil. Let's be transparent and upfront about that.ThomasFremont said:The news came out today.
Got any more Che takes?
How about some more lies about how Trump is ending the wars and bringing our boys home?
Whoops.
Syria ain't got the black stuff. ISIS was trying to get control of the Iraqis black stuff. They gone. Now the US has a bunch of their own black stuff. China needs black stuff. A lot of it. The chokehold is being applied on the supply line. Do I think Trump is smart enough to figure this out on his own? No. But he definitely gets market economics and what guys like Kudlow are telling him.
We? don't need to put the US soldiers in the line of fire to protect the Saudi black stuff. Jordan ain't coming in and trying to take it. Naval presence can deal with Iran. If Iran fucks around, the black stuff ain't leaving the region. China gets more fucked up.
In the meantime, get the boys out of Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq, wherever there isn't black stuff.
Which all comes back to invading Venezuela. Lots and lots of black stuff there - and our troops deserve hot Latinas daily without fear of IED blowing their dicks off.
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Black stuff and lather.rinse.repeat with hot latinas is a lot more intellectually honest than 'humanitarian crisis'.ThomasFremont said:Venezuela is a humanitarian crisis. It’s our moral obligation to intervene. Of course, troops will be needed to distribute food and keep the peace. Maybe forever.
Lather. Rinse. Repeat.
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Funny how people in communist/socialist countries hold Trump signs and stuff. Why not Bernie. Hillary, Yang, Harris or Fauxcahantus?ThomasFremont said:Venezuela is a humanitarian crisis. It’s our moral obligation to intervene. Of course, troops will be needed to distribute food and keep the peace. Maybe forever.
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WhooshThomasFremont said:Venezuela is a humanitarian crisis. It’s our moral obligation to intervene. Of course, troops will be needed to distribute food and keep the peace. Maybe forever.
Lather. Rinse. Repeat.
Venezuela is a socialist paradise
No intervention needed
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Saudi's aren't a US ally? Who knew.dhdawg said:
Unless that country is lining Donny's pockets,
Protecting a US ally from certain genocide? Nah. Protecting a criminal regime who's currently committing a genocide in Yemen with our weapons? Yes please. -
The Saudis are our friends. Just look at the record.SFGbob said:
Saudi's aren't a US ally? Who knew.dhdawg said:
Unless that country is lining Donny's pockets,
Protecting a US ally from certain genocide? Nah. Protecting a criminal regime who's currently committing a genocide in Yemen with our weapons? Yes please. -
You can make a much stronger argument that protecting SA is strongly within our national interests than you can with protecting the northern border of Syria.RaceBannon said:I am AGAINST troops in SA
Hope this helps
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AgreeSFGbob said:
You can make a much stronger argument that protecting SA is strongly within our national interests than you can with protecting the northern border of Syria.RaceBannon said:I am AGAINST troops in SA
Hope this helps
Come Home America
SA needs to become far less important to us and that happens as we drill baby drill
Nobody likes SA but the left is rooting for Iran
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Is this America 1st and a half?
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So they are not an ally. I guess nobody told Obama.CirrhosisDawg said:
The Saudis are our friends. Just look at the record.SFGbob said:
Saudi's aren't a US ally? Who knew.dhdawg said:
Unless that country is lining Donny's pockets,
Protecting a US ally from certain genocide? Nah. Protecting a criminal regime who's currently committing a genocide in Yemen with our weapons? Yes please.
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Agree, and they already are much less important to us in terms of their oil. But the rest of the world isn't and allowing SA to fall or even have it's oil production taken off line for a period of time would be a huge economic hit for everyone.RaceBannon said:
AgreeSFGbob said:
You can make a much stronger argument that protecting SA is strongly within our national interests than you can with protecting the northern border of Syria.RaceBannon said:I am AGAINST troops in SA
Hope this helps
Come Home America
SA needs to become far less important to us and that happens as we drill baby drill
Nobody likes SA but the left is rooting for Iran
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Bump for the kick ass presser today with Trump and Erdogandhdawg said:
Unless that country is lining Donny's pockets,
Protecting a US ally from certain genocide? Nah. Protecting a criminal regime who's currently committing a genocide in Yemen with our weapons? Yes please.
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You mean the presser where your dear leader got on his knees and performed fellatio on the authoritarian dictator who's slaughtering our allies? So kickass!RaceBannon said:
Bump for the kick ass presser today with Trump and Erdogandhdawg said:
Unless that country is lining Donny's pockets,
Protecting a US ally from certain genocide? Nah. Protecting a criminal regime who's currently committing a genocide in Yemen with our weapons? Yes please.
Are we still outraged? -
I am already against the next war
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Noinsinceredawg said:
You mean the presser where your dear leader got on his knees and performed fellatio on the authoritarian dictator who's slaughtering our allies? So kickass!RaceBannon said:
Bump for the kick ass presser today with Trump and Erdogandhdawg said:
Unless that country is lining Donny's pockets,
Protecting a US ally from certain genocide? Nah. Protecting a criminal regime who's currently committing a genocide in Yemen with our weapons? Yes please.
Are we still outraged? -
Shirley the Tug Tumptards will see through this charade.dhdawg said:
Unless that country is lining Donny's pockets,
Protecting a US ally from certain genocide? Nah. Protecting a criminal regime who's currently committing a genocide in Yemen with our weapons? Yes please.
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Kurds have a short shelf life.RaceBannon said:
Bump for the kick ass presser today with Trump and Erdogandhdawg said:
Unless that country is lining Donny's pockets,
Protecting a US ally from certain genocide? Nah. Protecting a criminal regime who's currently committing a genocide in Yemen with our weapons? Yes please.
Are we still outraged?
2 weeks at the most. Then the outrage stale dates.
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who cares if the various entities in the middle east are performing genocide on each other?
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But kids in cages!!!III111!!!PurpleThrobber said:
Kurds have a short shelf life.RaceBannon said:
Bump for the kick ass presser today with Trump and Erdogandhdawg said:
Unless that country is lining Donny's pockets,
Protecting a US ally from certain genocide? Nah. Protecting a criminal regime who's currently committing a genocide in Yemen with our weapons? Yes please.
Are we still outraged?
2 weeks at the most. Then the outrage stale dates. -
Alexis said:
ButPurpleThrobber said:
Kurds have a short shelf life.RaceBannon said:
Bump for the kick ass presser today with Trump and Erdogandhdawg said:
Unless that country is lining Donny's pockets,
Protecting a US ally from certain genocide? Nah. Protecting a criminal regime who's currently committing a genocide in Yemen with our weapons? Yes please.
Are we still outraged?
2 weeks at the most. Then the outrage stale dates.kidsKurds in cages!!!III111!!! -
Aren't the Kurds terrorists too
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https://foxnews.com/politics/lindsey-graham-tears-into-erdogan-in-tense-white-house-meetinginsinceredawg said:
You mean the presser where your dear leader got on his knees and performed fellatio on the authoritarian dictator who's slaughtering our allies? So kickass!RaceBannon said:
Bump for the kick ass presser today with Trump and Erdogandhdawg said:
Unless that country is lining Donny's pockets,
Protecting a US ally from certain genocide? Nah. Protecting a criminal regime who's currently committing a genocide in Yemen with our weapons? Yes please.
Are we still outraged?
Has @insinceredawg ever been right? You do understand that Turkey is a NATO ally. I'm happy to kick them out but that probably triggers another impeachment if Trump does. This is how the real world operates kid. Watch and learn
South Carolina Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham ripped into Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during a tense Oval Office meeting Wednesday over the country’s invasion of Syria and attacks on America's Kurdish allies, according to aides and the senator himself.
While in Washington, Erdogan met with President Trump and several Republican senators at the White House. Fox News is told there were “a lot of people with a lot of gripes” during the meeting. At one point, according to aides, Graham “called Erdogan out on his B.S. that Turkey has been fighting ISIS.” While all the senators expressed their issues with Erdogan, Graham was said to be “on the more aggressive side.”
According to sources, Graham told Erdogan, “You have done something no one thought was possible. You have united the US … against [Turkey].”
Congressional aides said that the White House wanted Erdogan to hear directly from the senators about their concerns. It was described as a “good cop, bad cop” scenario, where Trump played the part of the “neutral” cop, while senators got into it with Erdogan. One aide said that “Graham was the worst cop of all.”
The details of the Oval Office meeting were first reported by Axios. Fox News has confirmed Erdogan pulled out his iPad to show the senators a propaganda video depicting the Kurds as terrorists.
TRUMP VOWS NEW UKRAINE TRANSCRIPT RELEASE IN POST-IMPEACHMENT HEARING PRESS CONFERENCE
On Thursday, Graham confirmed the video incident and said he asked Erdogan, "Do you want me to get the Kurds to play a video about what your forces have done?"
He said he was especially infuriated by Erdogan's claim to have done the heavy lifting in the battle against ISIS, considering all the casualties sustained by Kurdish forces.
Turkey has come under fire on Capitol Hill for its incursion into Syria last month to attack the Kurdish forces that fought with the U.S. against the Islamic State.
Turkey, meanwhile, is angered at the U.S. for supporting the Kurdish forces it views as a threat and for refusing to extradite a Muslim cleric it accuses of fomenting a 2016 coup attempt against Erdogan.
“While our alliance with Turkey is important to maintaining U.S. national security interests, Turkey's assault against our Kurdish allies, who have a long history of standing with America against our enemies, is absolutely unacceptable,” said Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, another senator in attendance, in a statement after the meeting.
