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rfenst
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6 years ago

What we have done is so sad on so many levels.

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teedubbya
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6 years ago

Wonder what sort of deal was cut.

teedubbya
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6 years ago

Maybe Putin is getting nervous the impeachment thing may work so is playing the short game and pushing the buttons rather than being patient and playing the long game of deniability.

teedubbya
Herf-A-Holic

6 years ago

They say that. People tell me that. Of course I’m not saying that. They say Putin might just be trying to turn the jury against trump as well. I don’t know that’s just what they say.

teedubbya
Herf-A-Holic

6 years ago

Personally I like milk or cheese. Nothing in between. In between is for losers.

fishinguitarman
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6 years ago

Whole or 2%?

dstieger
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6 years ago

Abandoning the Kurds. What we have done is so sad on so many levels.

rfenst wrote:

I wouldn't worry about them. They're used to it.

USNGunner
Herf-A-Holic

6 years ago

Whole or 2%?

fishinguitarman wrote:

Whole.

ZRX1200
Herf-A-Holic

6 years ago

A. Shouldn’t have ever been there

B. If you blame the POTUS I question where was the veracity holding congress to the fire to vote for it instead of relented power to the executive.

opelmanta1900
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6 years ago

#10

Personally I like milk or cheese. Nothing in between. In between is for losers.

teedubbya wrote:

I liked Sweden a lot... I would not call the Swedish people losers... But they eat this stuff for breakfast called 'sour milk"... It's exactly as the name implies and its viscosity level is somewhere between that of cream and yogurt...

teedubbya
Herf-A-Holic

6 years ago

#11

opelmanta1900 wrote:

Sounds like how drafter gets most of his protein.

teedubbya
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6 years ago

#12

Z I agree with A and also blaming congress. But we are where we are now and can't pretend we are not. That does not absolve POTUS.

dstieger
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6 years ago

#13

Z I agree with A and also blaming congress. But we are where we are now and can't pretend we are not. That does not absolve POTUS.

teedubbya wrote:

Absolution?

This is a perfect decision for him. At press conference the other day he explained it perfectly....I don't have the quotes, but I understood him to say:

-The Kurds are very fine people...in fact, there are very fine people on both sides
-The Kurds don't have an actual country - so they are pretty much a nobody who really can't do much of anything for us
-I like Erdogen...so f the Kurds
-Besides, Erdogen said he's only going to kill the bad Kurds and just in a small strip of Syria....who's really concerned that it isn't even Turkey? Not me?
-My base wants me to bring troops home....they didn't say anything about protecting Kurds
-My base really doesn't gaf about foreign policy, so f it....I'll do what I want

Plus, this gives the R's something to bitch about without pizzing off the Trump base, or Trump, himself, really. Everyone wins here...(except maybe some Kurds)....and just maybe Turkey likes Trump a little more than Putin this week....

I don't see Trump finding anything the least bit wrong or anything to change.

Edited by user 6 years ago | Reason: Not specified

victor809
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6 years ago

#14

dstieger wrote:

Don't forget that by making the decision to abandon the Kurds he safeguards the trump towers property in Istanbul from the turkish government for a little longer.

teedubbya
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6 years ago

#15

Don't forget that by making the decision to abandon the Kurds he safeguards the trump towers property in Istanbul from the turkish government for a little longer.

victor809 wrote:

Very true. He himself said he had a conflict of interest in this regard.

And lets not forget this makes Putin and Assad very happy and those are his peeps.

teedubbya
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6 years ago

#16

Besides they didn't help us in WWII like Turkey, Russia and Japan did.

JadeRose
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6 years ago

#17

I abandoned some Kurds in Wisconsin one time. Paid for them and then walked right out with out them. I'm pretty sure I was intoxicated. I think they were cajun flavored

victor809
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6 years ago

#18

I abandoned some Kurds in Wisconsin one time. Paid for them and then walked right out with out them. I'm pretty sure I was intoxicated. I think they were cajun flavored

JadeRose wrote:

yeah yeah... good for you... ya crapped on the floor of a cheese shop in wisconsin and ran off....

like we all haven't done that before.

DrafterX
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6 years ago

#19

I've never even been to Wisconsin... 😟

tailgater
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6 years ago

#20

I don't know how we became "allies" with the Kurds, other than sharing the same hatred towards ISIS. But they've obviously been fighting the fight so I have to question why we'd pull back.

In the meantime, we should pull out of NATO even faster.

F*ck those good-for-nothing azz-wipes.

Trump pulls out American Troops, the world is aghast, meanwhile NATO sits there with their collective thumbs up each others azz.

Turkey has millions of Syrian refugees.
They claim they're simply clearing out a safe zone to return them.
Not sure it's the job of the US to refuse them that right, especially since we tried to keep out Syrian refugees from the beginning.

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