Obama takes a victory lap!!!!!!

reply to post by poet1b


Perhaps you can tell me what Rob Paul, Ron Paul or water rights has to do with Syria?

Let me help you with the answer: Absolutely nothing.

So would you like to address any point I made or would you rather go further off topic?

reply to post by MrWendal


I will repeat myself from earlier post.

"Ron Paul wants to sell our nation's public assets to the ICBs.

The ICBs are the people who fund Al Qaeda."

reply to post by poet1b


Fact: Ron Paul is retired and has nothing to do with Policy regarding Syria.

Fact: Water rights has nothing to do with Syria

Fact: You are attempting to deflect from every single point I made.

Fact: You fail.

reply to post by MrWendal


And none of these things you state changes the reality of what I am saying about RPs support of the ICBs.

And yes, it is all related.

reply to post by poet1b


No, but it changes the reality of every single point you made prior to changing the subject.

reply to post by MrWendal


No, it demonstrates thar reality is not something you care entertain.

Obama succeeded in making something happen, where all others failed.

poet1b
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No, it demonstrates thar reality is not something you care entertain.

Obama succeeded in making something happen, where all others failed.

Oh, so thats why Putin has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.

reply to post by OneManArmy


By a Russian advocacy group. No word from the Nobel committee on whether or not they will accept this nomination for consideration.

But really? Should we ignore this?

Mr. Putin, however, does have a footprint in Syria. He’s Mr. Assad’s staunch ally and has sold and provided weapons to the Syrian regime — against the wishes of the West. Critics of the nomination also say Mr. Putin has led the Russian delegation at the U.N. Security Council into blocking international intervention in Syria that could have prevented the deaths of 100,000-plus civilians.

Read more: www.washingtontimes.com...

Doesn't change the fact that Obama made the first move, when no one else was willing to take action.

I think Putin made a smart move by going for the destruction of the chemical weapons, but I don't think we could call his objectives in this, noble.