President Joe Biden

Hüsker Dü said:
The drones are back.
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Amazing how precise our intel has become in such a short amount of time. Just amazing. Two drone strikes. 2nd strike very effective at killing kids. "over the horizon" is such a stoopid term but appropriate lexicon from the cast of clowns currently in charge..
 
espola said:
I guess if Joe is taking the blame for a war he didn't start he should get some credit for fighting it:

CENTCOM: "U.S. military forces conducted an over-the-horizon counterterrorism operation today against an ISIS-K planner. The unmanned airstrike occurred in the Nangahar Province of Afghanistan. Initial indications are that we killed the target. We know of no civilian casualties."
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This didn't age very well. But he should take credit for bad decisions. You can add this to his current ruck sack full of them. Thank goodness for counter battery systems on the ground at HKIA. Prevented more casualties today.

How is Joe taking the blame for a war he didn't start? Most agree with getting out. It's the how that he's getting excoriated for. Once this is over, there should be stack of letters of resignation on his desk.
 
what-happened said:
Amazing how precise our intel has become in such a short amount of time. Just amazing. Two drone strikes. 2nd strike very effective at killing kids. "over the horizon" is such a stoopid term but appropriate lexicon from the cast of clowns currently in charge..
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Over the horizon is an appropriate description for killer-drone technology whose directors are out of sight of the targets and in some cases are located in air-conditioned work centers stateside.
 
what-happened said:
This didn't age very well. But he should take credit for bad decisions. You can add this to his current ruck sack full of them. Thank goodness for counter battery systems on the ground at HKIA. Prevented more casualties today.

How is Joe taking the blame for a war he didn't start? Most agree with getting out. It's the how that he's getting excoriated for. Once this is over, there should be stack of letters of resignation on his desk.
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What else is in that rucksack?
 
espola said:
Over the horizon is an appropriate description for killer-drone technology whose directors are out of sight of the targets and in some cases are located in air-conditioned work centers stateside.
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You fit right in - killer drone technology and directors? The drone operators prefer to be called pilots and draw flight pay. And yes, in most cases, they are flying the drones remotely from bases far away from drone airfields.
 
espola said:
What else is in that rucksack?
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Let's be conservative - just focus on his hiring skills : SEC State, NSA

But nice job on sidestepping your initial praise for the precise application of "over the horizon counterterror operations". Nothing but gibberish coming out of the Pentagon these days.
 
what-happened said:
Let's be conservative - just focus on his hiring skills : SEC State, NSA

But nice job on sidestepping your initial praise for the precise application of "over the horizon counterterror operations". Nothing but gibberish coming out of the Pentagon these days.
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That's just words. Did you intend them to have meaning?

I didn't sidestep anything.
 
what-happened said:
You fit right in - killer drone technology and directors? The drone operators prefer to be called pilots and draw flight pay. And yes, in most cases, they are flying the drones remotely from bases far away from drone airfields.
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"Far away"? As in over the horizon far away?
 
what-happened said:
Amazing how precise our intel has become in such a short amount of time. Just amazing. Two drone strikes. 2nd strike very effective at killing kids. "over the horizon" is such a stoopid term but appropriate lexicon from the cast of clowns currently in charge..
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ISIS-K is the new top dog in the neighborhood. I have not heard that word in years and now their back.
 
espola said:
"Far away"? As in over the horizon far away?
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You crack me up. Yes, far away = over the horizon= dead kids in kabul. A very fitting exit for Joe and company. Never mind a sad final chapter written for the 13 killed. Don't you worry though, this will be gone from the media battle rhythm by next week.

Let's throw in the other stoopid term that you can dissect: Defensive strike.
 
what-happened said:
You crack me up. Yes, far away = over the horizon= dead kids in kabul. A very fitting exit for Joe and company. Never mind a sad final chapter written for the 13 killed. Don't you worry though, this will be gone from the media battle rhythm by next week.

Let's throw in the other stoopid term that you can dissect: Defensive strike.
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I'll stick with "over the horizon" since, despite what appears to be your best efforts, it's still valid.
 
I remember when President kicked HRCs ass in the election and poor ol' Tenacious D was so worried about how "dangerous" Trump will be in the WH. Tick tok..we are now closer to Nuclear War then at anytime in the last 80 years.

And cue the drunken rat in 5, 4....

Sorry, won't be around to read his diatribe...
 
what-happened said:
This didn't age very well. But he should take credit for bad decisions. You can add this to his current ruck sack full of them. Thank goodness for counter battery systems on the ground at HKIA. Prevented more casualties today.

How is Joe taking the blame for a war he didn't start? Most agree with getting out. It's the how that he's getting excoriated for. Once this is over, there should be stack of letters of resignation on his desk.
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Hüsker Dü said:
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This is classless rhetoric by a low rent organization like occupy democrats. More soldiers died in Afghanistant under Obama than any other president. More dollars were spent under Obama in Afghanistan than any other president. Did the conservatives convince him to surge troops into Afghanistan and spend money to build infrastructure that was continuously over budget and behind schedule. He was an excellent revenue driver for his buddies on wall street and the defence contractor community. The pentagon leadership is as complicit as Obama, Bush, Trump, and Biden.

All Biden had to do was leave. He could barely give a press briefing and failed miserably to coordinate his cabinet. He was the smallest man in a room of very small men. Failure at all levels across departments led to the loss of 13 lives. Most won't remember or care this time next week. Biden may very well literally forget this even happen.

What you fail to see is that politicians on both sides of the fence are guilty of fleecing your pockets and expending our national treasure on useless,meaningless, and ill planned adventures. Greed is a powerful human impulse. I agree in principle with what you are saying. No one has spoken about Afghanistan in years. Their wasn't a political reason to. Military families have always 100% carried the burden of dealing with the realities of their daily sacrifice. People like you put these stupid partisan charts on forums to plant a political flag. Nice job, golf clap.

If this chart represents your sentiment then so be it - you are a loyal tribe member. The loss of life last thursday was 100% avoidable. Many reasons why it was 100% avoidable. To explain those reasons to you would surely exceed your capacity to understand. Comparing their deaths to previous years and exploiting their deaths politically is shameful. I can see why you wouldn't understand or grasp the difference.

You should really consider making this your last post about anything related to our service men and women.
 
I respect the heck out of Eugene Robinson, however I just don't agree that Biden's a victim. Trillions in giveaways, identity politics, tax hikes, moves to weaken the military...

Biden came into office and played to the 25% on the far left end of the political spectrum. It won him fawning tweets and opinion pieces on the internet, but politically the big picture is it's left him exposed at a time when he should be able to unite.

 
what-happened said:
This is classless rhetoric by a low rent organization like occupy democrats. More soldiers died in Afghanistant under Obama than any other president. More dollars were spent under Obama in Afghanistan than any other president. Did the conservatives convince him to surge troops into Afghanistan and spend money to build infrastructure that was continuously over budget and behind schedule. He was an excellent revenue driver for his buddies on wall street and the defence contractor community. The pentagon leadership is as complicit as Obama, Bush, Trump, and Biden.

All Biden had to do was leave. He could barely give a press briefing and failed miserably to coordinate his cabinet. He was the smallest man in a room of very small men. Failure at all levels across departments led to the loss of 13 lives. Most won't remember or care this time next week. Biden may very well literally forget this even happen.

What you fail to see is that politicians on both sides of the fence are guilty of fleecing your pockets and expending our national treasure on useless,meaningless, and ill planned adventures. Greed is a powerful human impulse. I agree in principle with what you are saying. No one has spoken about Afghanistan in years. Their wasn't a political reason to. Military families have always 100% carried the burden of dealing with the realities of their daily sacrifice. People like you put these stupid partisan charts on forums to plant a political flag. Nice job, golf clap.

If this chart represents your sentiment then so be it - you are a loyal tribe member. The loss of life last thursday was 100% avoidable. Many reasons why it was 100% avoidable. To explain those reasons to you would surely exceed your capacity to understand. Comparing their deaths to previous years and exploiting their deaths politically is shameful. I can see why you wouldn't understand or grasp the difference.

You should really consider making this your last post about anything related to our service men and women.
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Some things are always the same --

I spent thirty- three years and four months in active military service as a member of this country’s most agile military force, the Marine Corps. I served in all commissioned ranks from Second Lieutenant to Major-General. And during that period, I spent most of my time being a high class muscle- man for Big Business, for Wall Street and for the Bankers. In short, I was a racketeer, a gangster for capitalism.

--USMC Major General (ret) Smedley Butler, 1933

War is a racket, by Smedley D. Butler

babel.hathitrust.org
 
espola said:
Some things are always the same --

I spent thirty- three years and four months in active military service as a member of this country’s most agile military force, the Marine Corps. I served in all commissioned ranks from Second Lieutenant to Major-General. And during that period, I spent most of my time being a high class muscle- man for Big Business, for Wall Street and for the Bankers. In short, I was a racketeer, a gangster for capitalism.

--USMC Major General (ret) Smedley Butler, 1933

War is a racket, by Smedley D. Butler

babel.hathitrust.org
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The sad truth.
 
what-happened said:
This is classless rhetoric by a low rent organization like occupy democrats. More soldiers died in Afghanistant under Obama than any other president. More dollars were spent under Obama in Afghanistan than any other president. Did the conservatives convince him to surge troops into Afghanistan and spend money to build infrastructure that was continuously over budget and behind schedule. He was an excellent revenue driver for his buddies on wall street and the defence contractor community. The pentagon leadership is as complicit as Obama, Bush, Trump, and Biden.

All Biden had to do was leave. He could barely give a press briefing and failed miserably to coordinate his cabinet. He was the smallest man in a room of very small men. Failure at all levels across departments led to the loss of 13 lives. Most won't remember or care this time next week. Biden may very well literally forget this even happen.

What you fail to see is that politicians on both sides of the fence are guilty of fleecing your pockets and expending our national treasure on useless,meaningless, and ill planned adventures. Greed is a powerful human impulse. I agree in principle with what you are saying. No one has spoken about Afghanistan in years. Their wasn't a political reason to. Military families have always 100% carried the burden of dealing with the realities of their daily sacrifice. People like you put these stupid partisan charts on forums to plant a political flag. Nice job, golf clap.

If this chart represents your sentiment then so be it - you are a loyal tribe member. The loss of life last thursday was 100% avoidable. Many reasons why it was 100% avoidable. To explain those reasons to you would surely exceed your capacity to understand. Comparing their deaths to previous years and exploiting their deaths politically is shameful. I can see why you wouldn't understand or grasp the difference.

You should really consider making this your last post about anything related to our service men and women.
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Is this the first post of mine you have seen?
 
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