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You are truly joking, are you not? I mean, really? The issue here isn't Bush and Iraq; that issue has been debated ad nauseum.
People in this country voted for "change." They voted for Obummer (not me), so something like this wouldn't happen again.
Obummber only threw his hat in the ring, to gain support from France/England, which get along of crude oil from Libya, and too help appease the other Middle East nations, in order to help secure future oil supplies.
If you truly think this "war" isn't about oil, you are truly ignorant and/or nieve. Libya has absolutely NO strategic value about it. And as for "humanitarian reasons," and "brutal dictators?" That is cute and nice.
However, we look the other way at China and North Korea. Darfhur, Rwanda, et al. If we were truly trying to stop a brutal dictator, we would have bombed China and North Korea by now; we haven't, because we can't win a war with them. We can beat the $hit out of Libya and everyone can make themselves feel better.
Huh, reality check, the present president was not in office during those times....bad comparision
I have no problem with what this is costing, I think we should have steped in sooner, and I believe it would have been over by now, Obama was wrong on that and I think the only reason he went is because he feels pressured in doing it, he sure as hell does not know what he is doing
and that is where my problem is~~
I do also think we should bring our troops home from Iraq, they have been there long enough, is that the right decision? I do not know, or do I profess to know.
Obama is a bumbling idot when it comes to leadership, I have no respect for him as president and from what I have seen, I have no respect for him as a man or a person in general
I used to think, well at least he is a good dad, but I do not even think that any more with all the loopy messages he puts out there.
how do you know the intervention in Libya wouldn't have been approved by Congress if Obama had followed that route?
We'll never know because Obama didn't take
that route
But, there would have been a dialogue, a public
debate before the action, not after.
Obama, like past presidents, have used this sneaky way to get us into war, before the
American people have had their voice.
e.g. Vietnam comes to mind.
Nope, just the ones that are actually doing what it was intended for with no fake pretenses for oil
Oh by the way this is NOT a war nor is it an invasion, it is a intervention to keep thousands from dying under a lopsided fight
Really? Not a war, huh? Well, without the US leading the way, the rebels are being routed. At first it was to protect civilians with a no fly zone, then when it became clear the rebels couldn't advance without US/NATO air power, we pounded Ghadaffi forces from the air. Now, the rebels are once again in retreat without US/NATO leadership as the spear.
Now obama is considering arming them, now we find obama weeks ago authorized covert CIA action;
Sanrene, how about doing a side-by-side of the cost of Iraq and Libya.
And, how vocal were you back in 2003 when we put boots on the ground for a fraud?
You mean how much had been spent in the first six days of the air offensive there?
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