Ridiculous. In what universe has this guy earned any semblance of trust from anyone paying any kind of attention?
She worships Bernie Sanders saying America is being run by facists and needs a change...
Does Bernie trust the president?
You're the one cheering on Putin as some champion of Democracy when he runs a mafia state filled with oligarchs with worse corruption than the US, and rigged elections. Then you sit there and say "The US is funding ISIS! Look at your mental gymnastics. But the rebels in Eastern Ukraine? 100% Ukrainian." Look at the pot calling the kettle black.
It is funny how politics always throws people into sections, them libs... them conservatives.
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It's the rallying cry of the Republicans and Conservatards while they foam at the mouth. "Obama! Obama! Immigrants! Benghazhi Benghazi Bergdahl Bergdahl! Bush bush bush! Obama! MUSLIMS! ISLAM! UH UH UH IMMIGRANTS CHINA. China china china. Mexico Benghazi. Fox News liberal bias! Bias Bergdahl? Bias Benghazi!"
Yup, the worst part is the ones who actually TRY to find information about what is really going on get cast away like pieces of shit. Why is this? It isn't because we are libtards or conservicunts, it is because we don't support the main Agenda of mainstream media.
He's no champion of democracy - but he does keep his fucking nose out of other peoples business unlike your country unless provoked. The rebels in Eastern Ukraine are very unlikely 100% Ukrainian given the history of these things. Even the CFR published a long piece about how provocative the moves in Ukraine were and how completely justified Putin was in his response.
You can probably figure it out if you really want to.
did they also put smiley face stickers on your transcripts?
Republicans cry when we don't arm rebels
In thought Putin said he was there to support ethnic Russians?
Biden admitted there were never moderate Syrian rebels.
We armed the ones we thought were good. They went over to the other side fir a variety of reasons including. ISIS was the winning team
Yeha sure! They also used some orphanage as the taliban headquarters..So far it looks like the air strike was called in by the Afghan's because the Taliban was using the facility as a firing position.
Afghan Forces Requested Hospital Air Strike, U.S. Says
U.S. Army General John Campbell says a preliminary report is expected "very shortly."
By Yeganeh Torbati
Posted: 10/05/2015 11:01 AM EDT | Edited: 3 hours ago
WASHINGTON, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Afghan forces asked for U.S. air support while fighting the Taliban in Kunduz shortly before an air strike resulted in the deaths of civilians there, the American commander of international forces in Afghanistan said on Monday.
U.S. Army General John Campbell's comments fell short of squarely acknowledging U.S. responsibility for an air strike that killed 22 people in an Afghan hospital run by aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) on Saturday.
"We have now learned that on October 3 Afghan forces advised that they were taking fire from enemy positions and asked for air support from U.S. forces," Campbell said in a briefing with reporters. "An air strike was then called to eliminate the Taliban threat, and several civilians were accidentally struck."
Campbell said U.S. forces were not under direct fire in the incident and the air strike had not been called on their behalf, contrary to previous statements from the U.S. military. He criticized the Taliban for fighting from within urban areas and putting civilians at risk.
"If errors were committed, we'll acknowledge them," Campbell said. "We'll hold those responsible accountable, and we'll take steps to ensure mistakes are not repeated."
U.S. Army Brigadier General Richard Kim is the senior investigator on the incident and is in Kunduz now, Campbell said. He said the U.S. military will ensure transparency in investigating the incident, and that NATO and Afghan officials would conduct their own investigations as well.
MSF, also known as Doctors Without Borders, has demanded an independent international probe into the strike, which it referred to as a "war crime." Campbell said there would be U.S., NATO, and Afghan investigations into the strike.
"If there's other investigations out there that need to go on, we'll make sure to coordinate those as well," Campbell said.
Campbell declined to comment on whether the United States had called a pause to air strikes, but said he had not suspended "train, advise, and assist" support from U.S. forces to the Afghans.
Campbell said he expected a preliminary report on the incident "very shortly, in the next couple of days."
I like that you admit they got it wrong.
Congressional pressure from Republicans, and bad advice from people in his admin that said it was "possible"
Taliban actually recruit orphans and poor children. They buy them from the parents and raise them in MadrassasYeha sure! They also used some orphanage as the taliban headquarters..
Islamic State is making over 800 million dollars a year from oil, etc...