I give Mitt Romney credit for smashing the image of Obama as the wise philosopher/god-king during the debate last Wednesday. Whether Obama wins or loses, people no longer look at him as a deity but just another politician. Romney has gotten a bounce in the polls and the race is back to toss up.
On Monday Mitt Romney gave a foreign policy speech to Virginia Military Institute. Instead of offering a new foreign policy based on economic interests and realism, he promotes the same failed Wilsonian policies that both Bush and Obama have promoted. His main theme was intervention in Syria.
Mitt Romney does not understand the situation in Syria. He views it as some revolt for democracy but that is not the case. The Syria conflict pits the Muslim Brotherhood and al-Qaeda vs. the Assad Regime, Iran and Hizb’Allah. The goal of the rebels is to establish another Islamic emirate then join up with other Islamist states like Egypt and form the Caliphate. That is their end game and the United States should not assist them in that goal. Disappointingly, Mitt Romney supports helping the Syrian rebels, despite acknowledging they are Islamists.
The president has also failed to lead in Syria, where more than — more than 30,000 men, women, and children have been massacred by the Assad regime over the past 20 months. Violent extremists are flowing into the fight. Our ally Turkey has been attacked. And the conflict threatens stability in the region.
[...]
he greater tragedy of it all is that we are missing an historic opportunity to win new friends who share our values in the Middle East — friends who are fighting for their own futures against the very same violent extremists and evil tyrants and angry mobs who seek to harm us. Unfortunately, so many of these people who could be our friends feel that our president is indifferent to their quest for freedom and dignity. As one Syrian woman put it, “We will not forget that you forgot about us.”
[...]
In Syria I’ll work with our partners to identify and organize those members of the opposition who share our values and then ensure they obtain the arms they need to defeat Assad’s tanks helicopters and fighter jets. Iran is sending arms to Assad because they know his downfall would be a strategic defeat for them. We should be working no less vigorously through our international partners to support the many Syrians who would deliver that defeat to Iran, rather than sitting on the sidelines. It’s essential that we develop influence with those forces in Syria that will one day lead a country that sits at the heart of the Middle East.
The war in Syria is not in America’s interest. Most Americans realize this and oppose involvement. Mitt Romney is taking neither a popular position nor the correct one. This is a pissing match between the Muslim Brotherhood/al-Qaeda against Assad/Iran/Hizb’Allah. Both sides are evil and we should stand back and let them kill each other. The Syrian rebels are doing well without us with the assistance they are receiving from Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Any weapons we give them will eventually be used against us.
Turkey is not an ally. They are ruled by the AKP who are an affiliate of the Muslim Brotherhood. Erdogan is a Neo-Ottoman and envisions a Caliphate led by Turkey. He is a bad character and as vile as Assad or the Ayatollahs. If Turkey wants to get involved in Syria they can do it on their own. Turkey’s goal is another Islamist emirate friendly to them and the Muslim Brotherhood. Today’s Turkey is not the same nation that was our cold war ally. That is outmoded thinking and we should not view them as a friend.
On September 11th 2001 we were attacked by al-Qaeda. They are an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood. It would be an injustice to those who died on 9/11 to support the same organization and its ideological allies in Syria. In memory of the dead of 9/11, Mitt Romney should reconsider his stance on Syria.
Tags: Foreign Policy, Virginia Military Institute, Wilsonian Progressives
lets see what his fp is after he gets ‘the briefing’
You’re right Rodan, He should do that if he was smart. But, since 17 of his 24 Foreign Policy advisers, are Bush 43 advisers, you are stuck with them if he is elected. Pieces of shit like John Bolton, Dan Senor, and Elliot Cohen are going to be in charge.
@ theoutsider:
sadly.
a realpolitik/realist approach to fp CAN be forced by a congress that is not willing to fund nation building…
The world would shit if MItt said “let them kill each other”…and then they’d scream WARMONGER! Then again, that’s what they call conservatives and Republicans anyway!
I’m going to do something I very rarely do…
I agree.
Mike C. wrote:
HOLY SHIT!!!!
END TIMES ARE UPON US!!!
BUY GOLD AND AMMO AND WATER FILTERS!!!!!
@ coldwarrior:
@ Mike C.:
I think I saw the 4 horsemen roll by on the street….
MikeA wrote:
ahhh, that explains that horrible smell….pestilence and death.
You should always be buying ammo, regardless of portents.
If only LuckyGunner would fix the mess with my most recent order…
@ Mike C.:
i have enough, now i just rotate stock at this point.
i don’t want to live in a world that requires more ammo than i already have. it just wouldnt be worth it.
@ coldwarrior:
You never have “enough”. Just ask my wife…
coldwarrior wrote:
This is where a fiscally Conservative Congress can make a difference. They can tell Romney no on Syria.
@ Rodan:
How about we just arm the other side a little. Just enough to keep them killing each other. Say its to help them but never enough to win.
MikeA wrote:
iran -- iraq war style where the soviets and the americans just kept the joint on slow boil while each side massacred each other…
@ MikeA:
I don’t want my tax dollars going to al-Qaeda. That said, we can encourage the Turks and Saudis to keep arming them. I can live with that so they can continue to kill each other!
@ coldwarrior:
See my #16. I think we should encourage the Turks and Saudis to do this.
@ Rodan:
We could spend some money on popcorn and make it pay per view event. Make some money. The capitalist mystem is great!!!
@ Rodan:
I think Romney could score some points if he talked about Afghanistan in the debate. 80% of the country wants to get out of there sooner than later. He could make an issue of it, if he had any balls.
@ coldwarrior:
@ MikeA:
What I was after was all-puropse revolver food. .38 Special +P fits everything I own in revolvers. Jacketed to keep me from having to scrape lead out of the barrels, cheap enough to practice with, but good enough for something more serious, should push come to shove. I ordered 400 rounds of stuff that fit the bill, but their real-time listing let me down, as they did not, in fact, have any of it. That’s a first. Trying to work it out now. I still have a couple hundred rounds of +P and regular .38 Special, and a bunch of .357 magnum, so I’m not totally out or anything. And lots of .22 LR, 9 mm, 5.56 Nato and .44 magnum on hand.
@ Mike C.:
I am having a hard time finding 7.62 NATO mil surp. None to be had. Can get the russian steel cased stuff but not crazy about running that through my FAL’s. I have about 500 rounds of .44 mag for a gun I no longer own. Been trying to get rid of it but no takers.
@ Mike C.:
O/T was thinking of ordering from LuckGunner. What is your opinion of them?
I have had order problems with venders before that I would do business with again. Sometimes things happen, sometimes there are problems with the business.
MikeA wrote:
What kind of .44 mag? How old? I might be interested.
@ MikeA:
I am enjoying al-Qaeda killing members of Hizb’Allah!
citizen_q wrote:
I like LuckyGunner. This is the first time I haven’t had my order delivered in 3 days. But like you say, stuff happens.
I like ordering online, as for most stuff, it’s cheaper than going to the bricks and mortar gun store, and at LuckyGunner, at least, keeps me from drastically overspending by walking by the gun cases and racks and going “Ooh! I always wanted one of those!”
@ theoutsider:
Romney really could have flanked Obama on foreign policy. He could have painted Obama as enabling the Arab Spring disaster and call for a realistic and cautious foreign policy. But he is influenced too much by the Leftists in the GOP foreign policy establishment.
@ theoutsider:
LOL! The ‘Stache is a piece of shit? Alrighty then.
John Bolton would run circles around you, leaving you sucking your thumb and crying for mama.
@ Mike C.:
8 boxes of Federal JHP .44 Mag -- 50 rounds / box
1 box of Fed Hydra Shok -- 20 rounds
2 boxes of Corbon .44 Spec JHP -- 20 rounds / box
1 box of .44 Mag reloads -- about 40 left in box
@ Rodan:
only help ‘spread democracy’ when you know that the outcome will be an ally and not another hostile country more radical than before.
this is fp 101. it aint rocket surgery
@ Mike C.:
Thanks!
I usually buy my ammo at gun shows with cash. I keep an eye on prices and don’t buy if too overpriced.
Without seeming too conspiratorial, as a resident of the peoples republik of MD, the less of a paper trail the better.
There have been cases of teams of MD troopers in SWAT gear showing up people’s houses for a friendly chat after purchasing ammo. One case that I remember offhand was some guy who had purchased some handgun ammo I think 9mm, but the state had no record of his purchase of a handgun in that caliber. The guy had recently moved to MD, and there is no requirement to register firearms you own that are legal in MD when you move.
coldwarrior wrote:
You’re not kidding!
Matt Lauer Scolds Robert Gibbs Over Big Bird Ad: Is This A Campaign With ‘Ideas And Solutions On Its Side?’
@ coldwarrior:
Yup and stay away from promoting it in the Islamic world.
@ Kafir:
The Big Bird ad really shows how desperate Obama is. It’s tough when you are no longer viewed as a Philosopher/God king!
Kafir wrote:
FURTHER PROOF!
(quickly turns the durango into a post-apocalyptic mad max lookin armored death machine)
Rodan wrote:
democracy needs to be earned not given
MikeA wrote:
You must have had a revolver. Super Blackhawk?
I’d be interested in the Federal rounds. No interest in the .44 Special or reloads. This is fodder for one of these…
http://www.marlinfirearms.com/Firearms/1894centerfire/1894SS.asp
OTOH, you could buy one of those bad boys for yourself and use up that ammo…
@ coldwarrior:
EXACTLY! If you don’t earn it you damn sure don’t appreciate it!
@ Mike C.:
Lets talk. I just checked. The rounds are American Eagle .44 Mag JHP. Still in the boxes. Make an offer.
And buying another firearm now would not go over well with the wife. Just got another FAL a few months ago so I have to cool it for a bit…
@ citizen_q:
The Peoples’ Democratic Republic of Maryland? Repeat the Mike C. mantra after me…
“Allied, Mayflower, North American, Ryder, U-Haul…” North or south -- either one will do.
Good move on Romney’s part.
“There’s no legislation with regards to abortion that I’m familiar with that would become part of my agenda,” he told the Des Moines Register in an interview posted on the newspaper’s website.
The former Massachusetts governor said he would instead use an executive order to reinstate the so-called Mexico City policy that bans American aid from funding abortions. President Barack Obama waived the order soon after taking office.
Cutting off government funding is good enough for me. No need to get distracted on this issue outside of that.
@ Rodan:
Romney supported the Arab Spring all along, so he couldn’t get out completely. He could have hired a couple doves, or some ambiguous foreign policy guys that might balance out his trove of Neocons, but he didn’t.
@ Rodan:
That was really desperate. I was shocked. All I can think is that their internal polls must be terrible. Obama still thinks he has this thing won. Good. I hope he’s still thinking that when Mitt breaks 270 electoral votes.
@ Mike C.:
I hear you.
But the wife has put down roots. Funny cuz this is my home state not hers.
We’ve talked about moving, maybe back to Texas, but that is not in the immediate future.
Iron Fist wrote:
Even the Leftist media is laughing at Obama’s Big Bird ad. It has to be one of the worse ads I have seen. It also implied Romney is a criminal like Bernie Madoff or Ken Lay. That actually is slander and I hope Romney calls Obama on it.
Romney has smashed the image of Obama as a wise above it it all deity. He is now just a politician. Obama is very beatable now.
And this is good:\
Ihope they play it in all fifty states. The economy is in the shitter and we are at war and Obama’s worried about Big Bird? Out of touch, much? Wow. I mean, wow!
@ theoutsider:
Romney could have said the the result of the Arab Spring has changed his mind. He needs a Nationalistic interest only foreign policy. Not some Leftist we are all one foreign policy. I am not voting on foreign policy since Romney and Obama bothy support different variants of Progressive foreign policy.
Holy crap! Move over Penn St.
Ripped out, smashed up and sent in a skip to landfill: Jimmy Savile headstone removed at 1am by family ‘out of respect for public opinion’ -- as police launch hunt for BBC child abuse accomplices
@ Iron Fist:
Obama thought he won the debate that night. That shows how out of touch he is.
MikeA wrote:
Well, I’d like to offer 30 cents a round, but that would be a rip-off. How about 60 cents/round, I pay the shipping?
@ Mike C.:
Works for me. Just let me know how to get hold of you off the boards. Maybe send Rodan an email since he knows how to get hold of me. Then we can talk off-line.
Mike C. wrote:
go north!
PA has excellent gun laws
Rodan wrote:
And how much stock he puts in the yes people surrounding him.
Obama believes his own press. In a way it is sad, being surrounded by sycophants has skewed his perceptions of everything including himself. He should have had his comeuppance long long ago. Certainly not as President of the US where his need to grow-up has such far reaching impact.
@ Kafir:
Too little too late, Matt.
@ Rodan:
The Arab Spring didn’t change Romney’s mind. He wants more of it. War in Syria and Iran are acceptable to him.
@ coldwarrior:
Tis true. I like PA too, beautiful country. Might even be able to afford more than a postage stamp of land.
However all my work opportunities are in the D.C., No. VA area if my current job hits problems, sequestration anyone? Wife’s work is in Annapolis.
The wife’s friends are all local. That is important to her, and therefore me.
@ theoutsider:
War in Iran is acceptible to me. We need to bomb Iran, bare minimum today. Iran is our enemy. We are crazy to dare them to get nuclear weapons. The only reason to suspect that they don’t have nuclear bombs yet is that they haven’t used one. It isbeyond foolish t allow them a free hand to persue nukes the way Obama has.
@ theoutsider:
Iran is a different category than the Arab Spring. I agree with Romney on Iran, but disagree on Syria.
@ Iron Fist:
This is the most essential military action we need to take. They are under a regime that believes that a nuclear war will bring back the 12th Iman.
@ theoutsider:John Bolton is a good man to have in charge. That you call him a POS says more about you than it does about Bolton.
MikeA wrote:
Agreed.
@ coldwarrior:
VA’s are as good or better, too.
Rodan wrote:
Which I hear is an Empty Chair!
Mike C. wrote:
I need to look to NJ or Del to feel better about gun laws.
@ Rodan:
You want to go with Iran? Lose 100,000 of our guys for nothing? Are you going to enlist?
Macker wrote:
Maybe obama is the 12th imam?
/
Stacey Dash on POTUS character
@ theoutsider:
You can take care of Iran with B-2s. Why do you want the Iranians to get nuclear weapons? Do you want them to nuke Israel? Do you really think that the Iranians are subject to deterrance? If they were subject to deterrance, they wouldn’t be trying to get nuclear weapons in the first place.
@ Iron Fist:
Yes, I would pull back my retirement papers for a chance to fight Iran.
@ theoutsider:
[GAZE]
This seems to be getting some traction:
Libya should kill Obama’s chances at re-election. It would destroy any Republican president trying to run fo rre-election under these circumstances. The incompetance here goes all the way to the top. It is part and parcel to Obama’s disasterous policy vis the Mohammedans in every theater.
@ Iron Fist:
We can bomb them over and over again. Don’t you think that after we kill thousands of their citizens, they’re going to retaliate? They’ll start with our soldiers in Afghanistan.
citizen_q wrote:
ouch
@ theoutsider:
Theyr’re already killing our soldiers in Afghanistan, just as they were killing our soldiers in Iraq. We already have casus beli. Are you saying we should just let them hit us and do nothing? How respected on the world stage do you think that will be?
@ bluliner10:
Take back your retirement papers, and join the military right now.
theoutsider wrote:
Who is talking about a land invasion. There is no ground troops required. We have enough air power to turn that nation into rubble.
@ Macker:
You are unemployed right now. Pledge yourself them. Do you want to die fighting Iran?
@ darkwords:
Hear! Hear!
theoutsider wrote:
if we would get rid of the RoE’s and let our soldiers fight and destroy things like they are trained and equipped to do and quit coddling the enemy then we would not have to worry about your scenario.
but, because we are led by the spineless, our troops get to be put in harms way while our fp is handcuffed
@ Rodan:
Are you fucking kidding me? If they are attacked, the region is going to explode.
@ theoutsider:
Jackass, I have been a Marine for 30 years. I just got back from Afghanistan in January which is my 4th combat tour since 2005. I would gladly stay if we would take on Iran, they deserve all the bloodshed they can be dealt.
theoutsider wrote:
if iran is attacked, the region will be pretty quiet.
the saudis sure wont mind, nor will most of the iraqis. afghanistan will just sit there. the syrians are pre-occupied right now. the turks wont say a word
how do you mean explode?
theoutsider wrote:
i love this argument.
lets carry it to the final conclusion. only those who have served may make policy.
fine by me. i am all for a praetorian system…a permanent warrior class. count me in.
theoutsider wrote:
Sesame Nation
theoutsider wrote:
Maybe you have not been paying attention but Iran is enemies with the Muslim Brotherhood and al-Qaeda. Again, how will the region explode? Now if the consequences of weakening Iran would be to empower the MB block, then that is a different subject.
@ coldwarrior:
Are you kidding? The DEMOCRATS will go nuts! Harry Reid might do a suicide bomb in the Senate, or aother speech on Romney’s tax returns (same thing, really). That is what the Outsider really means. Just as we’d have3 won this war already without the Democrats actively taking the side of the enemy both in Iraq and Afghanistan. We have to defeat our domestic enemy or they will destroy us.
@ coldwarrior:
Iran is very unpopular right now with the Sunni countries. From the Muslim Brotherhood perspective, a weakened Iran is in their interest. So they would love us to tame the Persians, but not for the reasons we are doing it.
@ 82 coldwarrior: I’d prefer that to the social justice society.
@ coldwarrior:
Good plan, Praetorian Task Force aye!
@ Iron Fist:
I would add the Foreign policy establishment of the Republican Party to the enemies list as well. They have brainwashed GOP politicians into believing this Islamic democracy crap. Many in the GOP fp establishment have ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and Saudi Arabia.
bluliner10 wrote:
This is what the Outsider wants. He wants a Military regime like Star-ship Troopers.
i will admit, i do like that idea
@ theoutsider:
Sorry. Bad back, legs, and feet.
The biggest economic advance in OBamas admin was McDonald’s going for he $1 cup of coffee. But he boiled all that off by telling the staff you didn’t build that “Big Mac”. There is no pride in an obama world.
coldwarrior wrote:
The Outsider wants a military regime.
Rodan wrote:
nah, the civies can be in charge of everything else.
the Praetorians get to handle ‘diplomacy by other means’ and foreign relations. btw, that also means that the president MUST come out of the Warrior Class / Praetorian system. He will have had to serve since he is the CinC.
@ coldwarrior:
Dying fighting them is damn sure better than dying kissing their infidel hating asses. Or dying from shame when they nuke Israel even after all those promises we made ourselves of Never Again……..
Rodan wrote:
a little junta never hurt anyone…
@ coldwarrior:
He must be a closet fan of Pinochet!
@ waldensianspirit:
!
Gotta love Mark Steyn.
@ Rodan:
Attacking Iran, will cause American deaths in Afghanistan,retaliation against Israel, possible civil war in Lebanon, Palestine, and maybe Jordan. We have already Civil war in Syria. Why do you want more wars in that region? 10 dollar a gallon gas?
@ 90 Rodan: What is there bad about Doogie Howser telepathically killing insects? Or nude shower scenes with Dina Meyer
theoutsider wrote:
There’s a downside to that? Where? If Hezbollah is tied down in Lebanon and the Palestinians are busy killing each other, the world can breathe a sigh of relief. At least those terrorists won’t be killing Westerners.
@ Rodan:
@ Rodan:
Fuck Pinochet, you are the guy that always defends him.
@ Iron Fist:
They WILL be killing Westerners. We are over there, Iron Fist!
@ theoutsider: Obama would prefer $10 a gallon gas. We can observe though that every POTUS has fought. Even if they came into the office anti war. I can only assume the “For your eyes only” intelligence is significantly spooky. We might do well to have a strong asymmetric warfare system. There are plenty of taliban that are killing little girls to justify sanctioning the perps.
It might seem that you want to leave the war to your grandkids after you are long gone.
@ theoutsider:
How?
They can retaliate with Jericho Missiles and go after Hizb’Allah.
Lebanon is already on the verge of civil war between the Muslim Brotherhood/AQ vs. Hizballah. If Israel goes after the Hezzies, the MB/AQ will take advantage and go after them as well. Then they will probably tangle with Israel afterwards.
As for civil war in Jordan and the Palestinians, please explain this? Both the government in Jordan and the MB opposition both hate Iran. As for the Palis, Hamas is no longer allied with Iran. They are part of the MB block.
If that is what forces us to developer own resources and look after ourselves, so be it. More war in the Mideast means more dead Jihadis. It is a long term win-win.
Yea worry about the will be; not are
@ theoutsider:
a secure straights of hormuz and a decapitated persian led and more stable and friendly iran makes higher gas prices how?
these guys (iran) are blood enemies of the oil tics. decapitating iran makes the area less volitile.
theoutsider wrote:
He was the greatest Latin leader of the 20th century. Stop hating!
@ theoutsider:
Ummm, they are already killing westerners, have been for a long time. No offense it is time for payback. And if I were allowed to make ROE, it would be very bloody for Iran.
@ theoutsider:
As I said, they are lalready killing our people in Afghanistan, and they were killing our people in Iraq. That is a pretty big deal to me. I’d have gone to war with Iran five years ago over their involvement with the terrorists in Iraq. But the DEMOCRATS wouldn’t have stood for it. Why do you want Iran to get an atomic bomb? You know they will use it once the get it. Israel, over here, once Iran gets a nuke, a nuclear war is inevitible. Better to get the war over now, before Iran gets nukes. Better for them, too. If Iran nukes us or Israel, we’ll exterminate the Persians.
@ Iron Fist:
A Lebanon Civil war is al-Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood vs. Hizballah. Just like Syria, let them kill each other!
theoutsider wrote:
fear is no way to run foreign policy. everyone who is over there is aware of the risks and has volunteered at least once to be there. they are there of their own free will and i can assure you, they would just love to take the gloves off and fight.
@ darkwords:
Romney is the only one that prefers $10 a gallon gas. He and his kids are going to make a fortune on it, and none of them will have to shed a drip of blood.
@ coldwarrior:
Little does theoutsider comprehend that the Mohammedans have been killing Westerners for over 200 years!
@ theoutsider:
You are hallucinating. If Romney is elected, we’ll be able to drill over here again. What a novel idea! We’ll even do the Keystone XL Pipeline, and use Canada’s resources as well! Makes those sand miners in the desert ever so much less important.
Macker wrote:
FIFY
@ Iron Fist:
the coal stocks went up after the debate…he wins, the mines are back in business.
@ 114 theoutsider: Obama prefers the high cost of gas because it forces people into wind and solar power. Solyndra.
Something to chew on while contemplating $10 a gallon gasoline:
Obama will destroy this nation if he is given another four years. That it is even close is a frightening indictment of our Democracy.
Doesn’t obama want $10 a gallon gas and sky high electricity, so that he can enrich and empower his supporters as part of his green energy con?
Don’t normally feed the troll, but expensive energy is the policy of our obama administration. If they can’t do in front door through the legislative process, Cap and Trade, they do it via bureaucratic regulation, EPA.
Not much of an argument, a feared possible consequence is already policy, for finally standing up to a long time enemy.
Don’t normally feed troll, but while others have been making excellent points I did not see this one.
bluliner10 wrote:
nothing new under the sun…
@ coldwarrior:
Yep! Jobs, jobs, jobs! Obama is against all that.
Raddatz needs to be removed as the VP debate moderator.
Obama attended VP debate moderator’s wedding
Iron Fist wrote:
in north america it seems like recently we are finding energy everywhere we look, off of CA, utica and marcellus shale, the dakotas, western canada…that’s a good chunk of north america right there.
the only reason for high energy prices is:
citizen_q wrote:
Rodan wrote:
that’s just perfect.
This is awesome!
Civil war leaves Syrian economy, cities in ruins
@ theoutsider:
No, that was Obama.
And Obama’s energy department…
Rodan wrote:
Rebuilding if and when it occurs should be completely funded from muslim charities, which all muslims are required to contribute to. Be less money for dawa and jihad.
Rodan wrote:
odd they dont mention that assad is fighting foreign terrorists.
@ coldwarrior:
Doesn’t fit the narrative…
Iron Fist wrote:
The narrative has been the sudden groundswell of Jeffersonian democracy…oh wait…the MOB Rules…
Iron Fist wrote:
seriously…
bluliner10 wrote:
i do not believe that islam and ‘democracy’ are compatible
theoutsider wrote:
Where exactly is “Palestine?”
Solyndra! Solyndra! Solyndra! Solyndra! Solyndra!
I was invited to work there. Didn’t do it. Because I knew
theoutsider wrote:
Like Susan Rice that idiot.
@ Speranza:
Because that’s working out so well for the Obama Administration…
[/Libya]
Sorry Sesame Workshop…but in Обама’s refusal to take down the ad, you’ve just been nationalized!
coldwarrior wrote:
islam is the grandfather of modern totalitarianism. Its tenets are found in the works of Marx, Hitler and Mao. Not to mention the whole social justice movement. All of it is garbage.
Iron Fist wrote:
Don’t forget Samantha Power and Chas Freeman and all the other anti-American idiots.
@ Speranza:
The only thing that really worries me about a Romney Administration is if he’s going to re-tread any of the Obama people. It is customary to do so, but I think custom should be ignored in this instance. Everyone in the Obama Administration is worthless at best. Most of them are quite malevolent in their own right. I wouldn’t trust any of them as far as I could backpack a Ford Explorer…
Rodan wrote:
Bwaaaaa
Iron Fist wrote:
I don’t think he will. Obama’s people are to the left of Brezhnev.
I need a new President. Wow.
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@ waldensianspirit:
For some reason she reminds me of Janet Reno….
Mike C. wrote:
Yup.
And using some of it at the range, on a regular basis.
Macker wrote:
Yup.
Speranza wrote:
Hell, they’re to the left of Pol Pot.
citizen_q wrote:
Some things should never be rebuilt.
Such as Muslim countries.
That’s why there’s a “dustbin of history.”