People fall for anything. No way Iran was trying to start a war, smh. To say this dude had imminent attacks planned means Iran would have approved sparking up a potential war. No way. I don't buy that shit at all.
Breaking: U.S. airstrike kills an Iranian General in major escalation towards war with Iran
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People fall for anything. No way Iran was trying to start a war, smh. To say this dude had imminent attacks planned means Iran would have approved sparking up a potential war. No way. I don't buy that shit at all.
I had been hesitant to post this but in light of the above
ALLEGEDLY
He deleted this. What in the fuck is this little shit doing with top secret material in the first place? Does Beavis have a security clearance? Can you imagine the ragegasm Scumpublicans would be having now if Chelsea Clinton tweeted this out
History and facts aren't on your side. The election isn't until November, if we're in a major conflict he will win easily.
Important To Remember: No Wartime President Has Been Defeated For Reelection!
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Witness the following:
James Madison, the War of 1812, reelected in 1812
Abraham Lincoln, the Civil War, reelected in 1864
Woodrow Wilson, World War I, not at war but nearing it, reelected in 1916
Franklin D. Roosevelt, World War II, not at war but nearing it, reelected in 1940, and then at war, reelected in 1944.
Lyndon B. Johnson, using the Vietnam War issue through the Gulf of Tonkin, elected in 1964
Richard Nixon, Vietnam War, reelected in 1972
George W. Bush, Iraq and Afghanistan Wars, reelected in 2004
I have a confession. I'm ashamed to this day because of my actions, but here it goes: By the time Bush's second term came around, I hated that man and wanted him gone but I voted for him anyway because I didn't think it was a good idea to change the CIC in the middle of a war. I now know better and today, knowing what I know now, I would have voted differently. I'm sure I wasn't the only one who made that decision for that reason.
That said, I'm not sure this would work for Trump. Bush wasn't that long ago, and I'm sure people who voted like I did won't make that same mistake. If anything I think people would want him out to have someone actually competent to run the country during wartime. The impeachment hearings have brought out that he is running rogue foreign policy, and doing it poorly. He has gutted the state department, all the great minds have left. Most of the people who stood up to his foolishness have gone. He can't be trusted. Military recruitment centers are in poor and black areas for a reason. I'm not sure people want to send their family to die on Trump's word.
I'm also wondering if some of the former generals who have refused to speak out against a sitting president will change their minds and go against protocol to attempt to save the country. The administration lies constantly. Supposedly for the past 3 years he had to go to Putin and his intelligence sources because ours couldn't be trusted and believed, but suddenly they're the bees knees. His being in office when there is danger is an argument for getting rid of him. He's impulsive and incompetent and working outside our intelligence agencies. The DNC should be running ads to this effect non stop.
I had been hesitant to post this but in light of the above
ALLEGEDLY
He deleted this. What in the fuck is this little shit doing with top secret material in the first place? Does Beavis have a security clearance? Can you imagine the ragegasm Scumpublicans would be having now if Chelsea Clinton tweeted this out
I think I posted this earlier or I may have posted it on another forum. It's been argued, and it's possible, he was referring to the Marines going in after the embassy attack, but I'm not sure I buy that. If that's the case why would he delete it?
Hey, my dude, how many missions YOU went on? How many sorties you fly because last time I checked I got my shit right here. All the ground missions and erethang! The convoys. Then when I could fly or get out there anymore I became an instructor for it. You talk better than you fool! ‘We’? Yeah, War ain’t nice and all but all you mf sat it out when faggot ass Trump supporters and “I don’t vote fags” was chilling when he was pushing. Iran has always been a hotbed but you, unlike me has never suited up or been into enemy territory. How many combat sorties you flew bro? How many convoy movements? Eh? I hate Trump but he did a good thing, Iran is emergent but a civilian like you wouldn’t know that. And as for my military service I’d rather you just thank me! Either way I don’t give a damn about your opinion!
I have a confession. I'm ashamed to this day because of my actions, but here it goes: By the time Bush's second term came around, I hated that man and wanted him gone but I voted for him anyway because I didn't think it was a good idea to change the CIC in the middle of a war. I now know better and today, knowing what I know now, I would have voted differently. I'm sure I wasn't the only one who made that decision for that reason.
That said, I'm not sure this would work for Trump. Bush wasn't that long ago, and I'm sure people who voted like I did won't make that same mistake. If anything I think people would want him out to have someone actually competent to run the country during wartime. The impeachment hearings have brought out that he is running rogue foreign policy, and doing it poorly. He has gutted the state department, all the great minds have left. Most of the people who stood up to his foolishness have gone. He can't be trusted. Military recruitment centers are in poor and black areas for a reason. I'm not sure people want to send their family to die on Trump's word.
I'm also wondering if some of the former generals who have refused to speak out against a sitting president will change their minds and go against protocol to attempt to save the country. The administration lies constantly. Supposedly for the past 3 years he had to go to Putin and his intelligence sources because ours couldn't be trusted and believed, but suddenly their the bees knees. His being in office when there is danger is an argument for getting rid of him. He's impulsive and incompetent and working outside our intelligence agencies. The DNC should be running ads to this effect non stop.
The only silver lining in Bush getting reelected was that it paved the way for Obama.
That’s wild. I wasn’t an independent during the Bush years. I turned one under Obama because I was mad at him not taken advantage of having both houses during his first 2 years in office to implement the changes that got him elected. However, never did I ever think to vote for Bush during his presidency. I was informed of all the bullshit his administration was doing to go to war in Iraq and a bunch of other things. You have a lot of explaining to do. Did you vote for Obama because he was black? Why didn’t you tote the party line. What was wrong with McCain? I have many more questions. I am sure the republican dingbat committee on this board will cheer at your confession, but I know I am pissed. So we have a Republican moderator running the board. I see. Smdh. Get ready because you are going to have to defend your position and not rollout the CIC speach you just gave. I know the Republican trolls will try to interject, but I am going to tune them out and listen to what you have to say for yourself.
I have a confession. I'm ashamed to this day because of my actions, but here it goes: By the time Bush's second term came around, I hated that man and wanted him gone but I voted for him anyway because I didn't think it was a good idea to change the CIC in the middle of a war. I now know better and today, knowing what I know now, I would have voted differently. I'm sure I wasn't the only one who made that decision for that reason.
That said, I'm not sure this would work for Trump. Bush wasn't that long ago, and I'm sure people who voted like I did won't make that same mistake. If anything I think people would want him out to have someone actually competent to run the country during wartime. The impeachment hearings have brought out that he is running rogue foreign policy, and doing it poorly. He has gutted the state department, all the great minds have left. Most of the people who stood up to his foolishness have gone. He can't be trusted. Military recruitment centers are in poor and black areas for a reason. I'm not sure people want to send their family to die on Trump's word.
I'm also wondering if some of the former generals who have refused to speak out against a sitting president will change their minds and go against protocol to attempt to save the country. The administration lies constantly. Supposedly for the past 3 years he had to go to Putin and his intelligence sources because ours couldn't be trusted and believed, but suddenly they're the bees knees. His being in office when there is danger is an argument for getting rid of him. He's impulsive and incompetent and working outside our intelligence agencies. The DNC should be running ads to this effect non stop.
Very disturbed,
Kirkout
Did you really vote for Bush in 2004? Don"t be too ashamed, I remember posting here in 2004 about folks voting Bush because the church was pushing him heavy due to the gay marriage shit being on the ballot in 2004.
I have a confession. I'm ashamed to this day because of my actions, but here it goes: By the time Bush's second term came around, I hated that man and wanted him gone but I voted for him anyway because I didn't think it was a good idea to change the CIC in the middle of a war. I now know better and today, knowing what I know now, I would have voted differently. I'm sure I wasn't the only one who made that decision for that reason.
That said, I'm not sure this would work for Trump. Bush wasn't that long ago, and I'm sure people who voted like I did won't make that same mistake. If anything I think people would want him out to have someone actually competent to run the country during wartime. The impeachment hearings have brought out that he is running rogue foreign policy, and doing it poorly. He has gutted the state department, all the great minds have left. Most of the people who stood up to his foolishness have gone. He can't be trusted. Military recruitment centers are in poor and black areas for a reason. I'm not sure people want to send their family to die on Trump's word.
I'm also wondering if some of the former generals who have refused to speak out against a sitting president will change their minds and go against protocol to attempt to save the country. The administration lies constantly. Supposedly for the past 3 years he had to go to Putin and his intelligence sources because ours couldn't be trusted and believed, but suddenly they're the bees knees. His being in office when there is danger is an argument for getting rid of him. He's impulsive and incompetent and working outside our intelligence agencies. The DNC should be running ads to this effect non stop.
The republicans hit the black churches hard in Ohio that election.
Lmao. I'm not a Republican. I've never been registered a republican. I started out as a Democrat, I don't recall when I changed to independent, but it's been years now. I have voted for a Republican before, and Bush was one of those times. I don't rule out voting republican, but the party has changed. They have a hive mind of doing what's best for their party and to maintain power, not doing what's best for America and it's citizens. Anyone worth a damn has left the party.
I vote on who I think will do a better job. Obama was the better candidate. Normally I don't sweat who votes for whom. Trump is a danger to everything and everyone. He needs to go. I'm voting for whomever wins the dem nomination.
Did you really vote for Bush in 2004? Don"t be too ashamed, I remember posting here in 2004 about folks voting Bush because the church was pushing him heavy due to the gay marriage shit being on the ballot in 2004.
The republicans hit the black churches hard in Ohio that election.
I dont know if they were targeting actual churches or not, but there was a lot of Bush support in religious programming.
I've evolved on gay marriage. I don't think the church should be trying to dictate behavior of non believers, and I don't think we would be punished for doing what God does - allow free will.
The stuff that will get us in trouble is the kids in cages and persecution of foreigners. There is actual scripture that warns against this.
The thing is, right now the church is ushering in all the stuff they fear and folks are too blind to see it.
Lmao. I just read this again. So I've gone from being a dem sheep on the dem plantation to the enemy in 3.5 seconds. This is hilarious.
It's like the boy who cried wolf, you just don't know what to believe when it comes to this administration.
According to new reporting, it wasn't necessary. It was an option presented that the military didn't think he'd choose, but he chose it and they had to implement it.
lol
Ima head out
Ima head out
Yeah and if it wasn't necessary then you must choose another way. Because all this does is create another AL Qaeda or another ISIS.
Ummm that probably ain’t one of the best things to do....
Creating another terror group, but we don’t know what them folks at the top want
I knew of several that voted for Bush for this EXACT reason, and when I explained to them that Bush and Kerry had the same opinions on gay marriage, which was "let the states decide", I got the deer in the headlights look. One even told me that he didn't research it, because he thought his pastor had done all of the research for them. Sounds familiar? In hindsight, it's funny that Eddie Long was pushing his flock to vote Bush, given what we now know about his "off the court" activities.Did you really vote for Bush in 2004? Don"t be too ashamed, I remember posting here in 2004 about folks voting Bush because the church was pushing him heavy due to the gay marriage shit being on the ballot in 2004.
The republicans hit the black churches hard in Ohio that election.
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First and foremost buddy, I prefaced my statement saying I never been in war or the military. I respect the military and its members, but what I don't respect is y'all always on that bullshit talking about I served and e'body is a pussy and I get the last word in bs like the rest of the world can't even voice an opinion. Glad you don't value my opinion. Keep it moving and don't comment if you truly truly don't. And thank you for your service motherfucker.
That's why I did not post it a few days ago, but than when I saw the tweet about him telling folks at Mara Lago there's gonna be action against Iran, I felt fuck it put it out there for other to see.
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I have a confession. I'm ashamed to this day because of my actions, but here it goes: By the time Bush's second term came around, I hated that man and wanted him gone but I voted for him anyway because I didn't think it was a good idea to change the CIC in the middle of a war. I now know better and today, knowing what I know now, I would have voted differently. I'm sure I wasn't the only one who made that decision for that reason.
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But predictable.
The majority of those that get all of their news and information from the mainstream media are susceptible to do whatever the TV or newspaper tells them.
The majority of those that get all of their news and information from the mainstream media are susceptible to do whatever the TV or newspaper tells them.
interesting
Damn, never thought I would see the day he went against Trump.
These blind supporters are dumb af. There was no credible evidence that showed dude was planning an attack. There is no reason to go kill him other than ego.
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