I kinda see it as another ham handed statement to attempt to explain away the first ham handed one. Im not willing to cut him any slack on it. He f*cked up and he needs to admit it instead of further embarrasing himself.
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Obama's Red Line in the Sand
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honesty is the best policy but that is, of course anathema to BOWhen you find yourself in a hole.....quit digging
He absolutely screwed up in making the first statement, but you are not really who he is talking to in the second statement. It seems to be more directed at foreign governments.
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Sure seems to me Rob you are the only one that sees it that way!
Rob is not incorrect but I might suggest that he means to suggest to the American people that he is doing so but in fact nobody outside the west wing is buying it. Anywhere. Putin is loving amature hour.
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I can't see even giving BO the benefit of the doubt here.
He has a consistent history of blaming others for this intentional destructive path he his cutting!
no benefit, no doubt. more foolish "reasoning" another failure to go with all the rest. hes making Carter look like a genious. who would have thought that possible ?
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Russian official floats plan to avert military strike on Syria
Russia's foreign minister said Monday that Moscow will push Syria to place its chemical weapons under international control.
The push comes after U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said in London that if Bashar Assad wanted to defuse the crisis, "he could turn every single bit of his chemical weapons over to the international community" within a week.
But Kerry claimed that Assad "isn't about to do it."
Now we see diplomacy is on the table world wide yet the US dictator is hell bent on plunging us all into an international crisis!
Russia's foreign minister said Monday that Moscow will push Syria to place its chemical weapons under international control.
The push comes after U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said in London that if Bashar Assad wanted to defuse the crisis, "he could turn every single bit of his chemical weapons over to the international community" within a week.
But Kerry claimed that Assad "isn't about to do it."
Now we see diplomacy is on the table world wide yet the US dictator is hell bent on plunging us all into an international crisis!
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Assad threatens 'repercussions' if US launches strike on Syria
Asked specifically if the attack could trigger more chemical warfare, Assad suggested the rebels would be the ones who would use them. He said that outcome depends on whether "terrorist" rebels possess those weapons, adding: "It could happen."
This will be Obama's "go it alone" legacy despite all the intelligence suggesting that the White House clearly has this one wrong!
Asked specifically if the attack could trigger more chemical warfare, Assad suggested the rebels would be the ones who would use them. He said that outcome depends on whether "terrorist" rebels possess those weapons, adding: "It could happen."
This will be Obama's "go it alone" legacy despite all the intelligence suggesting that the White House clearly has this one wrong!
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Calling Kerry's bluff? Russian official floats plan to avert military strike on Syria
Just hours after U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry made an off-hand comment about how Syria could avert a military strike by turning over its chemical weapons program, Russia's foreign minister is proposing that the Assad regime do just that.
At this point .... if the Obama Regime chooses war over diplomacy .... there should be no question who the aggressor is. Not the American people, not even the majority members of Congress but, very clearly, the Marxist Obama Regime with it's own agenda.
This beckons a very important question. Just what is Obama's agenda here. Why is it so important to him to unseat Assad and allow al Queda to gain control over Syria's chemical weapons?
Just hours after U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry made an off-hand comment about how Syria could avert a military strike by turning over its chemical weapons program, Russia's foreign minister is proposing that the Assad regime do just that.
At this point .... if the Obama Regime chooses war over diplomacy .... there should be no question who the aggressor is. Not the American people, not even the majority members of Congress but, very clearly, the Marxist Obama Regime with it's own agenda.
This beckons a very important question. Just what is Obama's agenda here. Why is it so important to him to unseat Assad and allow al Queda to gain control over Syria's chemical weapons?
It doesn't appear to me that Obama is willing to do anything to enact regime change in Syria. What makes you say that he is?
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I don't suppose he was willing to do anything to enact regime change in Egypt either ....
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Judge Napolitano Warns: Obama Can Be Indicted as ‘War Criminal’ If He Carries Out ‘Illegal’ Strike on Syria
Napolitano told Fox News host Shepard Smith that there are “four universally accepted” reasons under international law for taking military action and a strike on Syria does not fit under any of them.
According to Napolitano, a strike would thus be “illegal” under international law, which would put Obama at risk of being indicted.
“The president runs the risk of being declared a war criminal by a magistrate in the EU,” he said.
Napolitano told Fox News host Shepard Smith that there are “four universally accepted” reasons under international law for taking military action and a strike on Syria does not fit under any of them.
According to Napolitano, a strike would thus be “illegal” under international law, which would put Obama at risk of being indicted.
“The president runs the risk of being declared a war criminal by a magistrate in the EU,” he said.
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no, I think it was never an option not to. wonder wahat he will do once the old boss is reinstated ?
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