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Obama admits end goal is Iran
"Earlier, Obama ramped up his parallel sales pitches for striking Syria, warning lawmakers that the standoff amounts to a dress rehearsal for a possible confrontation with Iran while assuring the U.S. public he won’t give them a rerun of Iraq or Afghanistan."
http://news.yahoo.com/-obama-puts-tw...152634247.html Ofcourse it won't be a rerun Syria and Iran have conventional weapons... |
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Nuclear weapons don't mean shit any more when you are going up against one of the major superpowers. All other countries are just pawns in the game.
When Iran or Syria launches ballistic missiles only to see all of them disintegrated before they even cross the border into enemy territory they will see their folly. We've had lasers that can take down heavy ballistic missiles for years now. The navy has these on some of their ships. They are very effective and only need to hit an inflight missile for a second or two and they are obliterated. |
Wait a second, back the bus up. What exactly did Obama say?
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So clearly he didn't say "the end goal is Iran". He didn't even mention Iran by name. It was more of a blanket warning to "other countries". The "other countries" could also mean North Korea. People need to stop making shit up already. Between the article wanting to include Iran in there to the poster here on GFY making up "end game" statements, at this point you can't believe anything on line. |
End game is Russia, after Iran :2 cents:
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During the original gulf war I was working for a restaurant called The Wall Street Cafe". The owner played the market, did well, invested the money into a cafe, etc... So he got me to invest into a company that make skin grafts, sort of a like a "fake skin". We all invested in this company and the second day of the war we pulled out - making a killing. I can see how war is big business. |
Retired U.S. Army General Wesley Clark...
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But I'm guessing GFY has more intel than he does, so it's probably not even worth a watch. - Former Commanding General of U.S. European Command, which included all American military activities in the 89 countries and territories of Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. - Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR), which granted him overall command of NATO military forces in Europe 1997 - 2001. - Awarded Bronze Star, Silver Star, and Purple Heart for his service in Viet Nam and numerous subsequent medals and citations. - Graduated valedictorian of his class at West Point. |
sounds official
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the real goal is russia
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I bet this is their test polygon, will Russia give them this?!
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With that said, add in North Korea and that's the standard list of bad people these days. If he's right, we better pick up the pace. |
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If it brought peace to this world. (Hell if it saves the life of even just one innocent child)
I personally will suck off Obama to get him thrown out of office. In fact I will suck off each and ever single tin pot democratic nation's dictator that comes along. And I can leave my false teeth in or take them out as whatever they prefer. There comes a point in time when you are old that all you really to see is people getting along. |
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It's way over 5 years since they invaded Iraq so that part is wrong.
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If this came from Alex Jones, I'd agree with you. And considering NO ONE expected Iraq and Afghanistan to last as long as they did, it is very plausible they extended their time line. There is only so much money and military might, they can only do so much at once. Syria is up next. I guess we'll have to wait and see about the others. However, Iraq and Libya are done. France mostly did Libya, but the US helped arm the rebels. They are already talking about sending some troops to Somalia. So that will be 4 of 7. Only 3 more to go after Syria and Somalia, it just took longer than 5 years, which would be expected given the state of the other two drawn out wars and financial melt down. Had Iraq and Afghanistan went quick and smooth the way they thought it was going to go, they would have already moved on. |
Someone thought Afghanistan would be quick? hmmm . . . . they had to be complete idiots to think that.
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what a big mistake for ahmadinejad to win another term in office not so long ago but it was a while, not sure when the next election there perhaps if he can be voted out or be the lucky one to be reasoned with democratically but before then prolong any heat of war before it bursts in to flame. obama isn't a liberal or a democrat anymore going around doing and supporting this. |
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How much you wanna bet they are moving warheads to the east coast right now, as us 'serfs' try to figure out what's going on. This Syria thing needs to be stopped. SSSeriously Stopped... |
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but you are right, yes i can bet everyone's bases are on alert. but all is good here in my part of the world, perhaps considering coming down and knocking on my door, i have plenty of room for you. |
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I'm just curious what people would say if they saw with their own eyes the Syrian president load and fire chemical weapons against protestors? Are they still cool with that/ vote to not do anything about it?
My feeling is that 99% of the reason people say they don't want to do anything is because they think it's one conspiracy theory or another and it makes me sick. Put another way, what WOULD it take? Forget someone else telling you anything, what would your eyes need to witness before you would use a remote weapon to bomb a site that fired the weapons you SAW kill babies with chemicals? Forget whatever the real situation is, would you want to take out a missile site that fired a weapon that you SAW kill babies with chemical agents or not? I don't get people on this issue but really want to. Again, forget the reality and just pretend the president of Syria walked up to a baby carriage and sprayed poison into it. Would you say "no" to intervention? Do people really say "no" to intervening? Or "no" because they don't believe anyone anymore? Again, 99% positive it's all conspiracy/false flag/ whack a mole conspiracy theory of the day reasoning behind polls like that, but would love to hear someone explain how it's fine with them if people use chemical weapons as long as it's not in their baby's face. |
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but when the united states does it it is okay. |
I don't care who did it, none of our business. If you think it is that important, urge your government to go do something about it. Why should we?
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Even if I saw it happen with my own eyes, I still question if we should get involved. The US gets involved and we look like the bad guys. Fuck this. Let the UN decide, we'll pay the money, and someone else do the dirty work. France seems to be eager. |
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wesley clark was a political candidate and a book writer as well as being top military and i'm just supposed to go along with an anecdotal story about a hallway chitty chat outlining formal war policy that is embraced by 2 presidents from different parties and is still front & center plan 12 years later. no, i'm not going to just buy that line. moreover- no one is talking about sending troops to somalia or even bombing it no one is talking about attacking/bombing/sending troops to lebanon no one is talking about attacking/bombing/sending troops to the sudan |
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Syria could be a turning point if there is major intervention though. Still I see it as something that will be worse for republicans. |
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and BUSH will get Blamed............... |
Wheres Cindy Sheehan and all the other libs? When they protest Obama like they did Bush I'll believe they are sincere in their beliefs. Still havent seen them during Egypt, Tunisha, Libya, and Now syria...
Politicians will all most likely agree in private that they support it but they have to play their role and keep those in tight districts in office at the same time.... its all a game to fool the sheeple. |
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2) Clark isn't a schmuck. It doesn't make sense for a retired four star general who had so much respect and trust to just make shit up for the sake of making it up and risk tarnishing his reputation. Men like him want to leave an legacy, and the quickest way for him to ruin his would be to start telling lies just so he could sell a few books. Quote:
US special forces are already there training them to fight against Al-Shabab, and Obama is going to send them weapons. http://rt.com/usa/us-deploying-troops-order-749/ (US deploying troops to 35 African countries ) Quote:
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http://news.antiwar.com/2012/01/10/o...o-south-sudan/ And you forgot the first boogieman they created, Kony. Excellent creation to get our foot further in the door with full support. http://cnsnews.com/news/article/send...lp-south-sudan This is how it starts, with baby steps and making deals with the governments and war lords. Getting the pieces of the chess board into place. Pay attention man, there are a lot of small but significant and strategic moves happening globally. Resources are being secured and the US is in a race with China and Russia to secure as much as Africa as possible. As soon as the middle east is on lock down, the boogieman fight will focus and shift to Africa. Count on it. |
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Right now China and Russia are securing a lot of Africa while the USA plays with it's dick and gets sucked into war after war in the Middle East. Eventually the US Empire is going to want everything it can get in Africa, and needs to start securing it now or risk being shut out. |
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i still think the end game is china maybe a fall of communism repeat from 1991 in 2021. china is still marxist-leninist, and it is very difficult to get news out of that country.
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As things stand now the republicans will lose the most in 2012 as they are doing absolutely nothing to help the economy move forward as Obama has been blocked at every turn. |
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Such a thing is unthinkable and would be seen as an act of war by the US gov. Yet, time and time again the west meddles into affairs it doesn't belong in. That said, if the Syrian gov really did gas their own people, they need to have those chemical weapons taken from them or lose their ability to use them again. Even in war, among the civilized their are rules. But they have to be 100% sure who did it, and it needs to be a fast, well targeted military strike, and then it's over. Let the war continue and allow Syria's future to be decided by Syrians. |
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3rd world country only making money with weapons = United States of Africa
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