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The Blaze: Sharyl Attkisson: There’s ‘Coordination’ With Reporters and the White House Sharyl Attkisson, the award-winning investigative reporter who recently left CBS News alleging corporate and political pressure, said Friday there’s a level...
- Of Course!
Dear Leader doesn't answer to the People or to anyone else: White House: No more information about drone killings will be released to public White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters Thursday that the Obama administration will not be releasing...
- Prove It, Jackass
Carney says "We stand with Israel" KTVL: White House condemns Bulgaria attack July 18, 2012 17:39 GMT WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House is condemning "in the strongest possible terms" a deadly blast in Bulgaria that struck a bus of Israeli tourists....
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Report: US to tell Assad he must go From Will at The Other News: State Department sources say Washington's efforts to reason with Assad over; White House expected to present new hard-line policy on Syria. The Obama administration is preparing to explicitly...
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L.A.Times: U.S. softens its criticism of Syria Since Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's sharp words last week, the Obama administration has stopped short of calling for President Bashar Assad to resign and has toned down its rhetoric. By...
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White House: ‘Okay we’re going to blow the hell out part of your country, but we don’t really mean YOU any harm’
Violating the dictum of THE expert is never a good idea.
Syria response ‘not about regime change’
The Obama administration and its allies wouldn’t be angling to oust Syrian President Bashar Assad in a military attack, White House press secretary Jay Carney said Tuesday."The options that we are considering are not about regime change," Carney told reporters at his daily briefing. "That is not what we are contemplating here."Rather, any response would be about responding to Syria’s violation of international law in its use of chemical weapons. But, Carney said, “it is not our policy to respond to this transgression with regime change.”
I’m not sure if I should display the laughing mule or the crying one.
They don’t understand the economy.
They have no comprehension of what drives business or businessmen.
They don’t get what drives risk, entrepreneurship or invention.
They invent a system to turn highly skilled, highly driven people into salaried drones of medical administration meant to halt what THEY regard any extraneous service.
They have been dangerously naive about the so called arab spring.
They can’t tell the difference between friends and enemies.
They are lying to themselves and therefore others about reality.
And now they are embarking on violence against a regime with nothing to lose, backed a terrorist state with LITTLE to lose, backed by world powers who need only frustrate our actions all the while ADVERTISING they are not serious about warfare.
Who will admit to voting for these people in 3 years?
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The Blaze: Sharyl Attkisson: There’s ‘Coordination’ With Reporters and the White House Sharyl Attkisson, the award-winning investigative reporter who recently left CBS News alleging corporate and political pressure, said Friday there’s a level...
- Of Course!
Dear Leader doesn't answer to the People or to anyone else: White House: No more information about drone killings will be released to public White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters Thursday that the Obama administration will not be releasing...
- Prove It, Jackass
Carney says "We stand with Israel" KTVL: White House condemns Bulgaria attack July 18, 2012 17:39 GMT WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House is condemning "in the strongest possible terms" a deadly blast in Bulgaria that struck a bus of Israeli tourists....
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Report: US to tell Assad he must go From Will at The Other News: State Department sources say Washington's efforts to reason with Assad over; White House expected to present new hard-line policy on Syria. The Obama administration is preparing to explicitly...
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L.A.Times: U.S. softens its criticism of Syria Since Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's sharp words last week, the Obama administration has stopped short of calling for President Bashar Assad to resign and has toned down its rhetoric. By...