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Subject: Yemen 2015: From Success to Cesspool
SYSOP    3/24/2015 10:42:41 PM
 
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TMLutas       3/25/2015 11:56:00 PM
The release can be found here
 
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avatar3    Playing the fool   3/26/2015 10:10:47 AM
Obama is a fool, Iran or (Persia) has been an enemy of Western Civilization since before Thermopylae. They will use any means to advance their position, they are interested only in dominance and only fear those who have demonstrated steadfastness and courage. Those who demonstrate stupidity, like Kerry will be used and discarded. What does our Secretary of State think "death to America" means?
 
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ker       3/26/2015 11:53:32 AM
To O "death to America" has no more meaning that "smart war" talk abou US action in AF. Just an empty sop to the ignorant masses.
 
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CJH       3/28/2015 12:08:32 PM
"There is no military solution to Yemen's current crisis. We urge the immediate cessation of all unilateral and offensive military action."

If State possessed the depth and breadth of wisdom it arrogates to itself in this statement, we would always be automatically successful in everything.

It's funny how they are so confident they can prove a negative.

But history shows diplomacy is pointless when it is not backed up by force. Otherwise WWI, WWII or Korea would not have occurred. Far from obviating the resort to arms, our economic sanctions against the Empire of Japan hastened it since the Japanese saw US naval power as threatening the shipment of oil from Indonesia.

 
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CJH       3/28/2015 12:17:01 PM
"Obama treats Iran's theocratic dictatorship like an ally. Next week, he intends to sign a "transformative' nuclear weapons bargain with Tehran."

Never forget that Obama effectively took the side of the Iranian regime against democracy advocates in the wake of Iranian elections.

 
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