[snakeoil]

Mitch McConnell< in an op-ed, said the Trump made a "grave mistake" in pulling out of Syria and has set our anti-terrorism efforts back.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/mitch- ... al-mistake

Se Justme, I attributed the source and even used your Fox News.

[RealJustme]

Mitch McConnell< in an op-ed, said the Trump made a "grave mistake" in pulling out of Syria and has set our anti-terrorism efforts back.

Mitch admits he got it wrong when he said that, Trump's strategy worked better than anyone could have imagined. After year of fighting, in one week Trump got them to reach a cease fire and agree to work out their differences. Apparently you missed that important news, try to keep up Snake!

[RealJustme]

Like Trump said, something you have to step out of the middle of the brawl and let them duke it out a little before they realize they need to work it out. Sure there will still be friction between them and there will be violations, but it's a hell lot better than our troops having to fight our Ally and shed American blood to defend Muslims who in the end want all Christians to die.

[Clownkicker]

Tool, our troops were not fighting in Syria and they weren't shedding blood or dying there either.

Stop making up stupid shit that no one with any intelligence is going to believe.

[johnforbes]

McConnell and Mitt and Mattis all want war over there, but they don't want to secure our border with Mexico here.

Did McConnell, or Mitt, fight in Vietnam? Hell no.

Mattis, who wanted a full military career, sat in the safety of college while the biggest war of his lifetime burned on.

Later, when the war was over and he was a young officer, he discovered the machismo that made him be called "Mad Dog."

But a "mad dog" in actual combat, at a low level, will become a dead dog.

All these people find their machismo when they personally are out of danger.

[sillydaddy]

our troops were not fighting in Syria and they weren't shedding blood or dying there either.

yes they were Clown, fighting that is..
fighting everyday to stay safe and alive and shedding US dollars... just babysitting the Kurds..!

[RealJustme]

our troops were not fighting in Syria and they weren't shedding blood or dying there either.

Clown, that's about low as I've seen you go, those soldiers would wipe the floor with you it you were to tell them that face to face.

[Clownkicker]

Tool, the U.S. troops in Syria were training Kurds to do the fighting for us, not fighting themselves.


Try to keep up and hold your mindless Trump Derangement Syndrome in check.

[sillydaddy]

Tool, the U.S. troops in Syria were training Kurds to do the fighting for us, not fighting themselves.

School's out..! Graduation Day is here..!
Time to use what they have learned...!

CNN showing vid of strong health men throwing rotten potatoes at US troops…
Well then they can throw grenades at their enemies...

[RealJustme]

Tool, the U.S. troops in Syria were training Kurds to do the fighting for us, not fighting themselves.

So you think our troops should do the fighting for the Kurds rather than training them to fight for themselves? If not, then what do you have against our troops getting out the middle of the Kurds and Turk's personal battles?

[johnforbes]

The funny thing is that Democrats historically were AGAINST all these regime-change wars.

Democrats ended the Vietnam War by simply defunding all further military operations.

They were that frantic to get out.

Today, all the anchors on CNN and MSNBC, and all the opinion writers at the Washington Post and NY Times, are all pretending "we" (meaning somebody else) should go help the Kurds.

Meanwhile, they will sit on their adipose posteriors in their TV studios and do nothing.

[Clownkicker]

Yeah, as opposed to Trump who sits on his adipose posterior and fucks things up royally every time he does ANYTHING.

Which is preferable, johnny?

[johnforbes]

Trump has said he doesn't want these endless, directionless, pointless wars.

As a former soldier, I agree.

[elklindo69]

Trump has said he doesn't want these endless, directionless, pointless wars.

As a former soldier, I agree.

So then why did you dimwitted hypocrites vote for G Dubya twice?

[johnforbes]

In terms of regime change wars, the answer is simple -- that Bush Junior was wrong on such issues.

He was also wrong not to secure the southern border after 9/11.

Sure, he was better than an America-hating race-baiter like Barry, but Bush Junior was wrong on many issues.

[RealJustme]

Bush started the war out right, wipe the floor with their corpses...then he made the mistake of getting into having our troops try and rebuild their countries for them while being their police force. Let the UN do that, we have should been out of Afgan within three months. If they try some shit again, we go back in and start wiping their floor with more corpses and then get the hell out. They would quickly learn not to screw with the United States and we would have the fraction of losses and costs we've had..

[johnforbes]

Exactly, go in strong, but leave quickly and let the UN or somebody else mop up.

In the case of Syria, about a million young men are wandering around Europe when they could be defending their own country.

And Democrats want to send our soldiers (but not go themselves) to help the Kurds?