Biden: No Mission accomplished moment

Started by Blakemore3 pages

…and letting the Afghan people governing themselves.

McConnell is upset Biden is pulling troops out of Afghanistan, calls it an "embarrassment".

Can this guy just retire or die already.

Originally posted by Blakemore
…and letting the Afghan people governing themselves.

And letting Saddam roll out the red carpet for terrorism.

Originally posted by Blakemore
I think it’s seriously ****ed now. Hopefully, Biden withdrawing won’t turn into another isis crisis.

Talibans are only interested in their own region.

Aside from that best way to prevent another ISIS situation is to stop invading and occupying other countries.

Originally posted by cdtm
And letting Saddam roll out the red carpet for terrorism.

Saddam Hussain is dead.

Saddam was also no friend of al-Qaeda, they wanted him dead, he wanted them dead.

Saddam was pure evil. His regime would lock up prisoners with lions and he put Kurds into gas chambers. When I was a child, I thought it was funny that his name backwards was mad ass. Now, I realize just how true it is. 😬

Originally posted by Blakemore
Saddam was pure evil. His regime would lock up prisoners with lions

That's exactly why groups like ISIS couldn't exist when he was around.

But yeah he was particularly oppressive to the Kurds.

Anyway he's been dead well over a decade now, so let's move on.

Raiden, did you really think there'd be a Mission Accomplished moment? Far out, Jack.

Like in the South Park movie lol “the world is still glad to be rid of him.”

i think this nor problem, good luck!

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Originally posted by lineagerq
i think this nor problem, good luck!
Originally posted by lineagerq
this really hard work, thanks!

*sigh* why don't you get a f*cking job, worthless bot scumf*ck

geez, someone woke up on the wrong side of the rage-infested rat-pit this morning.

stalky time again? off your pills again and feeling cute again? a self-cutting session in the otf that'll be all my fault again?

Anyway, my general perspective on this topic is that, well, I'm surprised. I really was expecting Biden's administration to really get stuck into the American Imperialism® we all know and love. I suppose we'll have to see where it goes — after all, these are the words of a politician (the US President, no less), so I guess really it's worth less than jack shit. But we'll see.

Generally America needs to **** off out of the Middle East and stop roving around like the World Police. But global capitalism needs its billy club boys to keep itself nice and oiled up.

America, **** yeah! Save the mother****ing day yeah!

Originally posted by Scribble
Anyway, my general perspective on this topic is that, well, I'm surprised. I really was expecting Biden's administration to really get stuck into the American Imperialism® we all know and love. I suppose we'll have to see where it goes — after all, these are the words of a politician (the US President, no less), so I guess really it's worth less than jack shit. But we'll see.

Generally America needs to **** off out of the Middle East and stop roving around like the World Police. But global capitalism needs its billy club boys to keep itself nice and oiled up.

Out of curiosity what on Earth made you think Biden was going to be more of a war monger than Trump ?

Originally posted by Darth Thor
Out of curiosity what on Earth made you think Biden was going to be more of a war monger than Trump ?
Because he's old-school military–industrial complex Democrat. Democrats are absolute warmongers as much as mainline Republicans.

https://www.factcheck.org/2019/09/bidens-record-on-iraq-war/

"Twice in the last five weeks, Joe Biden has claimed that despite voting to authorize military force against Iraq in 2002, he opposed the Iraq war from “the moment” it began. That’s not accurate, and Biden now says he misspoke."

Trump, on the other hand — and don't get me wrong, I am not a fan of the man one bit — was pretty mild on foreign policy, i.e. the great tradition of American state-sanctioned imperialist terrorism, as far as it goes. The one thing I was vaguely impressed by in terms of Trump's presidency was how comparably anti-interventionist he was compared to Obama and especially ****ing Bush.