We live in hope.President Trump constantly changes his principles, and gives up when it gets too hard which means 1 year from now will be full withdraw.
Sounds like its going to be bright for thousands of years if Pakistan gets involved. Plus on an unrelated bright note there seems to be a renewed push to clean up the nuclear waste piling up around nuclear power plants, seems like it may be too easy of a target.On the bright side, now he'll own it. Somehow Obama got away without ever really owning the disaster. The anti-war left is sure to wake up now. It's been a long coma.
On the bright side, now he'll own it. Somehow Obama got away without ever really owning the disaster. The anti-war left is sure to wake up now. It's been a long coma.
Plus on an unrelated bright note there seems to be a renewed push to clean up the nuclear waste piling up around nuclear power plants, seems like it may be too easy of a target.
Actually, he started the speech with a caveat that his instinct is to just pull out, but his military advisers essentially talked him out of it. He gave himself an out. If it all goes bad, he just has to say, "see, I told you so, I was right all along."
Miss Linzi was just on, loves it, head over high heels.
He did say that our interests lie in Afghanistan and Pakistan and that we demand they do more, as far as the unrelated nuclear waste..Did he say that in the speech? Links?
I noticed he 'withheld' on the Taliban.
He said Al-Qaeda and ISIS we will 'obliterate' them...
then
just 'mentioned' the Taliban.
There's been repeated instances of attempts/circumstances
to bribe and 'deal' with the Taliban in the latter years.
My instincts tell me this is 'the plan' cuz w/o it... there's no solution remotely possible.
It's unspoken.
He said it was possible to have elements of the Taliban as part of the "Solution"
To me that's what he said as an ultimatum to the Afghanistan government not playing ball. Like and if they don't play ball we'll just support the Talban. I'd love for that to be just some sort of a Trumpism. Please someone tell me the Pakistan is as bad as Afghanistan language was a Trumpism too, can we have one of those Trump spinners spin it for me in a way that isn't he is doing it because he loves me because I am having trouble keeping calm and carrying on..He said it was possible to have elements of the Taliban as part of the "Solution"
I think he is keeping his options open so he can do whatever is best for him.To me that's what he said as an ultimatum to the Afghanistan government not playing ball. Like and if they don't play ball we'll just support the Talban. I'd love for that to be just some sort of a Trumpism. Please someone tell me the Pakistan is as bad as Afghanistan language was a Trumpism too, can we have one of those Trump spinners spin it for me in a way that isn't he is doing it because he loves me because I am having trouble keeping calm and carrying on..
Yeah, USSR went bankrupt there.... and the media says it was "Star Wars" that dun it.Newest headstone in Afghanistan, the Graveyard of Empires:Soviet UnionUnited States.
So do you guys Afghanistan is a worthy cause or are there ulterior motives for our involvement there? Is there really a terrorist threat there?
No and yes.So do you guys Afghanistan is a worthy cause or are there ulterior motives for our involvement there?
No.Is there really a terrorist threat there?
Is there really a terrorist threat there?
We're there to prevent Russia from building a pipeline across it to transport natural gas from the Caucuses to the sea, to build our own pipeline across it from the Caucuses to the sea, because it's the best place on earth to grow poppies (the CIA likes to control the source of the world's opiates) and because it's one of, like, three places on earth (with Iran and North Korea) which does not have a Rothschild central bank printing its money.
Dubya said bin Laden was there, but as you'll recall, we found him in Pakistan. Why Trump is pretending Afghanistan is a major source of terrorism isn't hard to figure out. But it ain't so.