College Student to Jeb Bush: ‘Your Brother Created ISIS’

[Fredom101]

He's already associated himself with his brother in every way. She did nothing wrong other than believing the myth that Obama ended the wars.

 

[Fredom101]

This is typical government doublespeak. Most buy into the BS. They pretend like Obama and the D's are anti-war, and are "pulling back" when the reality is that both parties are pro-war, and the war was a total disaster from any angle, but instead of ending it, Obama kept 40k troops in Iraq (not ending it). And of course, it's still a disaster, because war doesn't fucking work. And now you have nutcases like Jeb actually defending the action, and pretending like the democrats were "just too weak", so he wants to revamp everything and completely destroy Iraq.

And people like this girl asking the question actually believe that the way to prevent all this is to vote Democrat.

This is absolutely no different than saying you're for "small government" and then creating budgets bigger than any democrat.

The sociopathic politicians just keep rolling along with the narrative, and sadly, even new generations are still buying this left vs right bullshit.

 

[Fredom101]

And BTW, Jeb was a total prick to this girl, treating her like an idiot, I already can't stand this guy.

 

[Henry Rogue]

This is kinda rude. It's like someone telling Rand his dad hangs out with racists and allowed them to publish racist newsletters

Democracy is kinda rude. All the voters that want to take my money, my freedom, but none of them have the guts to rob me at gunpoint themselves.

 

[r3volution 3.0]

The Sunni are the minority, the Shia the majority.

Under Saddam, the Sunni were privilaged and the Shia oppressed.

A democratic Iraq necessarily meant a role reversal - and that is the origin of the Sunni rebellion, of which ISIS is just the latest incarnation.

This was all inevitable (in one form or another) the moment that some jackass in Washington decided that Iraq should be a democracy.

The way the US disbanded the Iraqi army and the support for the Sunni jihadists in Syria merely added fuel to the fire.

...it's very much like the situation in certain post-colonial states in Africa.

And the solution is the same.

The old borders and state structures are unsustainable. They need to be allowed to evolve naturally without outside interference. By way of analogy, outside interference in the ME (or Africa) to maintain the status qup is like the Forest Service putting out every little fire. Sounds good in the short-term, but the long term result is that brush accumulates and eventually you get a total conflagration that no one can control.

 

[Jan2017]

The Sunni are the minority, the Shia the majority.

Under Saddam, the Sunni were privilaged and the Shia oppressed.

A democratic Iraq necessarily meant a role reversal - and that is the origin of the Sunni rebellion, of which ISIS is just the latest incarnation.

This was all inevitable (in one form or another) the moment that some jackass in Washington decided that Iraq should be a democracy.
. . .

Of course it was NOT wise, elder Congressman like Ron Paul (R-TX) or Jim Leach (R-IA) that acquiesced into this, but the majority did.

[107th Congress Public Law 243]
[From the U.S. Government Printing Office]
AUTHORIZATION FOR USE OF MILITARY FORCE AGAINST IRAQ RESOLUTION OF 2002

http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/PLAW-107publ243/html/PLAW-107publ243.htm
". . .
Whereas the Iraq Liberation Act of 1998 (Public Law 105-338) expressed
the sense of Congress that it should be the policy of the United
States to support efforts to remove from power the current Iraqi
regime and promote the emergence of a democratic government to
replace that regime;
. . ."








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