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He said, " we don't have a strategy yet". This seems to be an appropriate response at this point in time.
From what once was the most powerful office in the free world? You certainly have low expectations of the President of the United States. You are getting your wish though. Egypt brokered the Gaza cease fire, we didn't. England is trying to form a coalition, we're not. England's intelligence identified the beheader of the journalist, we didn't. Yes, we no longer are a major player on the world stage.
From what once was the most powerful office in the free world? You certainly have low expectations of the President of the United States. You are getting your wish though. Egypt brokered the Gaza cease fire, we didn't. England is trying to form a coalition, we're not. England's intelligence identified the beheader of the journalist, we didn't. Yes, we no longer are a major player on the world stage.
All if which should be making you very happy if you had any sense.
I smell a media campaign to get the public all stirred up for another middle east war. And it stinks.
Which corporations will benefit the most if/ when the US decides to do something? Who are the single largest shareholders if those corporations? Follow the money.
From what once was the most powerful office in the free world? You certainly have low expectations of the President of the United States. You are getting your wish though. Egypt brokered the Gaza cease fire, we didn't. England is trying to form a coalition, we're not. England's intelligence identified the beheader of the journalist, we didn't. Yes, we no longer are a major player on the world stage.
Good!
About time someone else tries and fails to clean up the middle east's never-ending squabbles.
Which corporations will benefit the most if/ when the US decides to do something? Who are the single largest shareholders if those corporations? Follow the money.
No it isn't. We keyboard gangsters want to send our men and women into combat to win for a change.
Past performance is a pretty good indicator of what might happen in the future.
Ain't gonna be no wins over there....let the locals handle it.
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