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13 minutes ago, LumberJackSker said:

Except for israel the kurds are probably the most pro america group of people in the middle east and trump is going to sit back and watch as an Islamist slaughters them.

 

i am old enough to remember when tin horn dictators like edgoron didn't tell the united states to get the f#&% out of their way.   our past presidents told them to go to hell if they tried that s#!t....trump says...ok....

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Miller is ignorant, nativist little vermin. What a creep.

 

I love how all these Trump people give really give a sh#t about the thousands upon thousands of civilians who have been wantonly slaughtered by Putin and Assad in Syria. Or the Kurds who've had our backs over there.

 

Creepy little weirdos like Miller don't understand protecting them or returning favors to those who are owed them.

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5 hours ago, BigRedBuster said:

He's has such an amazingly talented foreign policy mind.

 

 

 

Eventually something is going to happen again in the middle east and we will need the kurds help whether its in syria, iraq or iran. How many times can we abandon them and still expect them to help. 

 

Desert storm, allowing iraq to use its iran backed militias to attack them and now allowing the turks to probably slaughter them. The next time something happens they may not be there.

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6 hours ago, LumberJackSker said:

Eventually something is going to happen again in the middle east and we will need the kurds help whether its in syria, iraq or iran. How many times can we abandon them and still expect them to help. 

 

Desert storm, allowing iraq to use its iran backed militias to attack them and now allowing the turks to probably slaughter them. The next time something happens they may not be there.

 

I was thinking about this today.

 

It doesn't only look bad to the Kurds, although it sucks that they aided us and now we're going to bail on them (again). The rest of the world is watching that and probably wondering if sticking your neck out for the U.S. around the world is worth it. This is the erosion of U.S. soft power in real time. Nobody is going to want to help this erratic, unpredictable administration out around the globe.

 

Let alone all the conflicting messages and incoherent mess this apparent withdrawal has produced. It not only looks like we're bailing on an ally, it looks like the people running our government aren't on the same page.

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41 minutes ago, Clifford Franklin said:

 

I was thinking about this today.

 

It doesn't only look bad to the Kurds, although it sucks that they aided us and now we're going to bail on them (again). The rest of the world is watching that and probably wondering if sticking your neck out for the U.S. around the world is worth it. This is the erosion of U.S. soft power in real time. Nobody is going to want to help this erratic, unpredictable administration out around the globe.

 

Let alone all the conflicting messages and incoherent mess this apparent withdrawal has produced. It not only looks like we're bailing on an ally, it looks like the people running our government aren't on the same page.

Putin/Russia won in syria. A few years ago assad looked like he would get over thrown but russia, iran and Hezbollah stuck with him and the us and the west did almost nothing even when he used chemical weapons against civilians. 

 

Obama's red line debacle and now trump doing the old cut and run has done a lot of damage. Russia now looks like a more reliable ally than the US.

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