So we kill thousands of "thugs" only to replace them with the rebel "thugs" ? What kind of nonsense is this anyway, don't you see the stupidity of this war ?
So we kill thousands of "thugs" only to replace them with the rebel "thugs" ? What kind of nonsense is this anyway, don't you see the stupidity of this war ?
Now how do you know the rebels are thugs? What kind of evidence do you have to support your claim that the rebels are thugs? Those rebels are advocating a democratic government as they are in other Arab countries. Thus far I have not heard or read one report indicating the rebels were raping and murdering innocent individuals.
These were some of the same mercenaries that were paid by Saddam to help him win the war against America when America invaded it. It was well known Saddam hired on anyone to help him fight and therefore I'd consider that some of these same people are involved with this war as well. Those were thugs then as they are now.
Just because we aren't shown any of them murdering anyone doesn't mean they don't now does it? We will eventually end up with the same types of people we have in charge now, only the new thugs will be buying our weapons instead of Russian made weapons as they have been doing with Qaddafi's military.
What does Saddam in Iraq have to do with the rebels in Libya? Where is the link? There is none.
Well saying that the rebels are doing something for which you have no evidence does not make it true eithe
Now how do you know what will eventually happen in Libya?
The news as well as President Obama said that Qaddafi was going to murder his own people can you provide a link to where he said that?
Why don't you look it up, you are intelligent enough to do so. Must I do everything for you....oh don't answer that.
The news as well as President Obama said that Qaddafi was going to murder his own people can you provide a link to where he said that?
Look at North Korea and Vietnam, what happened there? Then we still haven't gotten out of Iraq or Afghanistan as yet after 10 years there either so by the historical data of Americas involvement it seems we are again going to be there a long time.
Well you see Cosmic, you made the claim that there was a nexus between Iraq War II and the Libyian rebels. And the reality is there is none. Iraq War II occured almost a decade before Libyians started rebelling.
Well then I guess this well documented article is lying then.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...-admits-his-fighters-have-al-Qaeda-links.html
So my proof is now in front of you so evidently you need to look before you leap next time.
You have referenced an individual who claims to have radical ties and claims to lead a small group (25 individuals according to this guy). And you are representing this guy as being representative of all Libyan rebels.
All I stated, if you would read my post, was that there were Libyan mercenaries in Iraq and that's what I have done. You seem to , once again, try to get out of saying that you were wrong in your statement and refuse to bother to apologize for saying that about my statement. You really should try and realize that , at times, even you make mistakes , after all this isn't the first one you have made nor will it be the last.
I never once said anything about this man as being a representative of anyone, so again you are only putting words into my mouth that are totally wrong. I really wish you wouldn't do that for it makes you look like your somehow right and your not.
You have been trying to cast the Libyan rebels in a dark light for some time now in this thread, and you have not been able to prove any of your claims.
"Abdel-Hakim al-Hasidi, the Libyan rebel leader, has said jihadists who fought against allied troops in Iraq are on the front lines of the battle against Muammar Gaddafi's regime"
What is this, here is a man that fought against the Americans that is from Libya, can't you read? That's all I ever said, that there were Libyans fighting in Iraq against America and now America is helping them. They are only thugs just like Qaddafi is.
You know, if McPalin were in office, they would have ordered a full scale invasion along the lines of the Second Gulf War.
And you would be perfectly content with that wouldn't you?
For two cents I could give you a piece of my mine and all of yours.
Both Republicans and Democrats supported Bush's war. Was Bush's war constitutional? If it was did its 'constitutionality' make it an action hinged to wisdom? Is it actions like this or keeping troops on the ground in Iraq or vamping up military action in Afghanistan that earns Obama a Nobel Peace prize?
Why can't you see that Giambattista is pointing out the hypocrisy in those who support Obama as an agent of change.:shrug: Whether Giam supports a republican or not doesn't change the fact there are many who continue to look at Obama through rose colored glasses and excuse every criticism. It doesn't help that the new way to deflect criticism directed towards Obama is it call all naysayers either a 'teabagger' or 'racist', a tactic just as counterproductive to dialogue as right wingers calling anyone who supports health care a socialist.
Let me guess. No matter how Obama does them, they're still really cool?Bush's wars were Constitutional, but they were not wise nor were they competently executed.
The jury is out on Obama's war in Libya. We will see how effectively Obama prosecutes his war. Gadhafi is a known terrorist.
To consider a different tack, Joe, look at the attack itelf. Giambattista is simply test-marketing his latest obnoxious persona.
I mean, really, by the time anyone gets around to making LaRouche a central pillar of the discussion, we know we are in dubious territory.
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Putting a LaRouchey face on the discussion only reinforces the bigoted stereotype that Lyndon LaRouche is actually relevant.
Giambattista said:Who's "you guys"? -
The Teabagger types who draw Hitler moustaches on Obama, and think they were properly opposed back in the W times but don't know what "unitary executive" refers to.
Rudolph Giuliani, former New York City mayor:
"The president's speech tonight has made things even murkier than they were before. The whole purpose of this was to clarify our mission. Our mission is just internally contradictory. The president says our mission is to protect the people of Libya. Well, how do you protect the people of Libya and not be for regime change in Libya? Isn't the danger to the people of Libya Gadhafi?"
Ari Fleischer, White House press secretary under President George W. Bush
"The tricky think here is, when you have a president who does the right thing, but who does it four weeks too late, can you really say it is the right thing? This is really something that should have been done four weeks ago, when it was really likely that the rebels, by virtue of ... a multilateral action, could have tipped the scales and made Gadhafi think ... he needs to get out of there. I have a hard time seeing that happen now. I think it's a fight to the finish, and this finish ends up in a stalemate."