President Trump is now the leader of the world

a reply to: andy06shake

Enjoy your day!

P.S. You can add your P.M. to that list, methinks.....

a reply to: Pyle

I don't know, I like Obama more than Trump. And the GOP is horrible, they should not block like that. Just saying I think this was the best option in this situation. Unless it turns out that the chlorine was faked, but even then it might be OK.

I'm fine with no approval in this case at least. It's not like the US is not already involved.

a reply to: nwtrucker

"it's Trump, May and Macron that's should be sorry"

I kind of did add May to the list.

Truth is she should be on a few lists.

originally posted by: Agit8dChop

originally posted by: xstealth

originally posted by: Agit8dChop
a reply to: xstealth

I have the same amount of evidence every single person on the internet does.. 0
because I am not in Syria and I do not work for the US or Syria governments

What I do know, is that for weeks before this ''alleged attack'' Russia was warning that the rebels were preparing a chemical attack, I also know that Syria was on the verge of defeating the rebels/ISIS

Yes, it was a global power move.

It's not like Assad ever stopped using gas.

That was Russia who put out the "warning" because they knew very well what they were planning on doing.

so Russia came out and said '' the rebels are going to do a chemical attack '' because they knew.. Assad was going to do one?

So instead of stopping Assad, they let Assad do it inviting a counter-strike?

An amazing event took place last night. A leader actually kept his word.

Who are you talking about? Certainly not Trump. Not only is he going against what he promised during his campaign run, but also goes directly against what he railed against when Obama was dealing with Syria. Trump IS Obama as far as Syria is concerned. That's him keeping his word?

Some folks really do live in a delusional other-space, where no matter what Trump does, it was the right decision.. even if it was something Trump promised not to do. Or when he himself heavily opposed the same actions just a few years back.

originally posted by: fleabit

An amazing event took place last night. A leader actually kept his word.

Who are you talking about? Certainly not Trump. Not only is he going against what he promised during his campaign run, but also goes directly against what he railed against when Obama was dealing with Syria. Trump IS Obama as far as Syria is concerned. That's him keeping his word?

Some folks really do live in a delusional other-space, where no matter what Trump does, it was the right decision.. even if it was something Trump promised not to do. Or when he himself heavily opposed the same actions just a few years back.

Apparently all you anti-Trumpers use the same mantra as well. "delusional" seems the meme of the day. He's kept his word completely, You can spin it all you want. I won't use delusional in describing your statement that Trump and Obama are the same, it would likely be a copyright violation...

Sometimes it is effective to repeat things over and over until, the less than swift finally get it. Obama directly or indirectly funded both terrorist against Assad and ISIS. Trump has been working on reversing that stupidity. Obama was using the rebels to cause regime change in Syria.

If Trump wanted Assad gone, likely he'd prefer that, but gave his word that regime change and nation rebuilding was no longer U.S. Policy. If Trump wanted Assad gone, he'd be gone. It could be blamed on any number of competing factions. Kurds, Rebels, Israel, Saudi Arabia any number of European nations. Pretty well the same list that includes the False flag possibilities from those theorists.

Yes, Trump. The use of WMD is no longer to be tolerated. FINALLY. One small step, but it is a start.

Yes, Trump. The use of WMD is no longer to be tolerated. FINALLY. One small step, but it is a start.

I'm sorry.. was that a campaign promise? I don't seem to recall that one. And again.. I thought not having the U.S. be the world police WAS a Trump agenda. So.. is that now out the window? Of course.. most people knew Trump was full of it with those campaign promises, what with his ex-military and pro-war staffers.

None of that matters though.. it's obvious someone played Trump.. and it easy to do. And acting as if lobbing a few missiles into Syria magically removes the thread of WMD is hilarious.

originally posted by: nOraKat
a reply to: nwtrucker

Trump only reads placards he doesnt do much more.

The United States is a principality of the world government, not the other way around.

What world government?

originally posted by: fleabit

Yes, Trump. The use of WMD is no longer to be tolerated. FINALLY. One small step, but it is a start.

I'm sorry.. was that a campaign promise? I don't seem to recall that one. And again.. I thought not having the U.S. be the world police WAS a Trump agenda. So.. is that now out the window? Of course.. most people knew Trump was full of it with those campaign promises, what with his ex-military and pro-war staffers.

None of that matters though.. it's obvious someone played Trump.. and it easy to do. And acting as if lobbing a few missiles into Syria magically removes the thread of WMD is hilarious.

No, I don't recall it as a specific 'campaign promise'. Deosn't mean he can't do so, does it. The world police comment in not part of his 'promises'. Your words, not his. No regime changes or nation building was.

Look, everybody's butts have been tighter the last couple of days. It could have gone far worse, maybe it still will.

Obviously, there's room for both criticism and support regarding Trump. Both are present in this thread. Let's agree in the wish that this all plays out without it getting out of hand.

P.S. no one said it would magically handle WMDs. If you think this isn't being watch and assessed by the rest of the world and seriously weighing in the decision process of those considering similar or repeated actions, you'd be wrong. JMO, though

originally posted by: MostlyReading

originally posted by: randyvs

originally posted by: testingtesting
a reply to: randyvs

Not mine at all.

But you can still hate on him tho right?
Almost as if it means something to
you.

As long as the US stomps around on the world's stage like some dumb, greedy bully, constantly creating havoc, death and devastation OUTSIDE of their own boarders purely for profit -- while delusionally boasting about being the "greatest country on Earth" -- I can assure you that the rest of the world has every right to think and say whatever the hell they want about the US and their leadership.

You'll just have to put on your big boys pants and deal with it.

With or with out pants my original comment
was obviously intended for unamerican
citizens of the U.S. Unable and/or unwilling
to favor thier patriotism over thier hate for
a man we the people voted in. Arguably
In an attempt to negate the type of politics
you just mentioned hombre. Further more
your criticism of U.S. politics will always
be weak and impotent. Because you set
your finger pointing sites on dim unaware
that politics has always been a global
fallacy. So get yourself a program before
you try tell'n people how to dress
under your own tyranny.

a reply to: Phage

Saddam was cleared in 2002?

Did you miss where I said Desert Storm and Shield?

Must have been in quite a hurry to make some snippy remark, I guess.

I was there in 1990-91.

Your smug , insulting, statement "sorry you served under false pretenses" comment is one of the most ignorant and offensive things I've seen written in awhile.

The people of Kuwait didn't seem to share your opinion.

Neither did King Faud of Saudi Arabia who gave me a shiny medal.

originally posted by: testingtesting
a reply to: randyvs

I'm a Brit I can hate whom I like.
So again he has no power over me.
He has and always be a prick.

Like you don't have enough pricks to
hate in your own country. You gotta
send it over seas to your saviors. But
don't think it comes unexpected from a
country over populated with em.

originally posted by: CreationBro

originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: nwtrucker

Now we have a leader every american
can get behind and follow. Doesn't matter
if you still hate him. He is your president.

Yes, we'll get right behind him...on the front line. He can take point, just like George Washington.

You and I both know that our modern day leaders and war hawks in various occupations are largely menacing cowards, sacrificing good men and women's lives for power and profit....

Sickening.

I have no problem with your retort other
than the fact it is premature for this
administration. Technically you have
accused someone falsely here. So far.

originally posted by: SeaWorthy

originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: nwtrucker

Now we have a leader every american
can get behind and follow. Doesn't matter
if you still hate him. He is your president.

Psalm 118:8-9 ESV
It is better to take refuge in the Lord than to trust in man. It is better to take refuge in the Lord than to trust in princes.

Proverbs 14:12
There is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way to death.

Acts 5:29 English Standard Version (ESV)
29 But Peter and the apostles answered, “We must obey God rather than men.

Well done.

how many people mentally put a sign = between the words of the United States and terrorism, how many millions realized that the US is a bandit that kills the aborigines of this planet in the interests of unknown forces, and Russia's historical mission to snatch an Adam's apple to this force

originally posted by: mangust69
how many people mentally put a sign = between the words of the United States and terrorism, how many millions realized that the US is a bandit that kills the aborigines of this planet in the interests of unknown forces, and Russia's historical mission to snatch an Adam's apple to this force

Georgia, Crimea, the Ukraine as we speak. Spare us your wailing as the last of your empire fades into the history books.

originally posted by: badw0lf
a reply to: Assassin82

War is not pleasant. It's supposed to be hell.

People will be lost on both sides..

I think it was some US guy who said "No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it by making some other poor dumb bastard die for his country."

I could be wrong.. seems skirt wearing floosies want to change things, and make hugs the norm.

That was General George Patton.

"your job is to make them die for their country"

originally posted by: UpIsNowDown
yeah lets hope when the UK, France and to a lesser extent the US all suffer from terrorist atrocities in revenge that Trump, May and Macron are putting themselves in the firing line, oh wait they have 24 hr security, I guess much like Syria its the general public who will suffer.

As a UK national what input did I have into my countries decision......ZERO

And it's good that you had zero input...As a UK national you have allowed your once great Country to become overcome by Izlamists...You have areas in your cities that even the police are afraid to venture...

We in the U.S. do not fear Izlam or muzlims...We don't like them for the most part but we certainly don't fear them...You can't even carry a pocket knife any more...What next, you going to ban sharpened pencils???

Good, honest people do not murder others with guns, knives or pencils...But you've disarmed all the honest people in your Country...No wonder you cower in fear...

It's really sad you believe that, anyhow just keep clinging to your guns while telling others they live in fear.....

originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
It's really sad you believe that, anyhow just keep clinging to your guns while telling others they live in fear.....

Most of us just keep our guns with the first aid kit and the fire extinguisher...just in case.