“Let’s remember here… the people we are fighting today we funded them twenty years ago… and we did it because we were locked in a struggle with the Soviet Union,” she said.Â
Hillary: U.S. “partially responsible” for Pakistani jihadism
“Be careful what you sow,” admonishes Hillary. Yet how is the U.S. responsible for the more important fact that 75% of the Pakistani people are eager to implement sharia — a move which, among other things, would lead to a perpetual state of hostilities between Pakistan (“land of the pure”) and the U.S. (infidels)? Either way, it’s time the Obama administration dropped the pseudo-history lessons — specifically, interpreting all of today’s problems as products of earlier administrations — and just deal with the facts. Sure, it’s a challenge; but shouldn’t those who aspire to be political leaders — such as being president of the U.S. — expect such challenges?
“US harvesting what it sowed, says Hillary,” from the Daily Times (she must be attending Jeremiah Wrights church lately/ed)
- These libtards will blame America even after they destroyed it.
- Transparency or American Self-Loathing of Our U.S. Military?
- UN torture envoy: “US must prosecute” Bush lawyers
- Obama “Resisting Push for Interrogation Panel”
- Enemy in the White House: OBAMA WILL RELEASE PICS OF US SOLDIERS “ABUSING” TERRORISTS
- EDITORIAL: A disaster for Defense –
- New Proof–>You Can Never Trust Obama
Yid with Lid
During the campaign, Candidate Obama promised anything to anybody just to get votes, and in many of those cases those promises have already been broken. Today broken promise was made to the Armenian Community. During the campaign he made a firm vow that he would be the first president to label the 1915 massacres of Armenians by Ottoman Turks “genocide,” a move that would infuriate our allies in Turkey, but something of great importance to the Armenian Community.
He was so firm on the promise that he had adviser Samantha Power make a video promising that as president, Obama would keep to his word (see above)Â
Today Obama issued a written statement on Armenian Remembrance Day, calling the killings of more than 1.5 million people as “one of the great atrocities of the 20th century.”Notice that the key word was missing?
