obama got something right

I am fond of the work Mika Yamamoto set out to do while investigating war conflicts. Her focus was on children. She lost her life in Syria last summer.

Perhaps it is because I work in the health field (committed to prevention and recovery) that I tend to think the assertion to experience living void of terrorism and violence is common.

Credit given to obama's incompetence is a new one to me.

No troops to Syria, or anywhere else, for that matter.

If they want freedom, let them fight for it on their own, the way the Founding Fathers did.

Purge187 said:

No troops to Syria, or anywhere else, for that matter.

If they want freedom, let them fight for it on their own, the way the Founding Fathers did.

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Agreed.

Purge187 said:

No troops to Syria, or anywhere else, for that matter.

If they want freedom, let them fight for it on their own, the way the Founding Fathers did.

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Lulz. History doesn't seem to be your strong suit.

Purge187 said:

No troops to Syria, or anywhere else, for that matter.

If they want freedom, let them fight for it on their own, the way the Founding Fathers did.

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France in the American Revolutionary War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

bricklayer said:

All the right people are killing each other in Syria.

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Since Christians are under mass exodus and murder in Syria, buying in with two feet on this particular theory might be too simple.

Purge187 said:

No troops to Syria, or anywhere else, for that matter.

If they want freedom, let them fight for it on their own, the way the Founding Fathers did.

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What organization(s) will support U.S. forces from refraining from "distributed security" operations?

Syria, North Korea, China & Beyond: Does Army’s Future Lie In ‘Messy Middle’? | StratRisks

wintermile said:

What organization(s) will support U.S. forces from refraining from "distributed security" operations?

Syria, North Korea, China & Beyond: Does Army’s Future Lie In ‘Messy Middle’? | StratRisks

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The U.S. doesn't need the support of any other organizations.

drew89 said:

The U.S. doesn't need the support of any other organizations.

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I am under the impression that grassroots organizations articulate active defense strategies verses "distributed security" operations and other offense strategies.

I would like to see them recognized as in agreement with.

wintermile said:

I am under the impression that grassroots organizations articulate active defense strategies verses "distributed security" operations and other offense strategies.

I would like to see them recognized as in agreement with.

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The U.S. can "recognize" that they don't give a tinker's whatever what anyone thinks.

drew89 said:

The U.S. can "recognize" that they don't give a tinker's whatever what anyone thinks.

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Grassroots organizations that stand behind active defense can strengthen the backbone of the U.S.

The U.S. is needy though. The U.S. prefers working with Chinese organizations when it comes to defense, "leasing a Chinese statalite for communications with military bases in Africa."

A Modest Proposal: Let's Outsource The Entire U.S. Defense Base To China! - Forbes

bricklayer said:

All the right people are killing each other in Syria.

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Aw, what a sweet sentiment.

DaisyDay said:

Aw, what a sweet sentiment.

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It's called sarcasm.

bricklayer said:

When avowed enemies take to killing each other instead of you, let them.

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Yup.

I wish everyone could see the simple, obvious truth in that.

Purge187 said:

No troops to Syria, or anywhere else, for that matter.

If they want freedom, let them fight for it on their own, the way the Founding Fathers did.

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Yeah, boy.

In the American Revolutionary War (1775–1783), France fought alongside the United States, against Britain, from 1778. French money, munitions, soldiers and naval forces proved essential to America's victory over the Crown, but France gained little except large debts.

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France in the American Revolutionary War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Humanitarian organizations are raising awareness for transitional justice in Syria.

This effort is not only superior to supplying arms for violence, it is an effort that addresses accountability toward violence.

Purge187 said:

No troops to Syria, or anywhere else, for that matter.

If they want freedom, let them fight for it on their own, the way the Founding Fathers did.

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Nice to remember that as just our war but there were more French troops at Yorktown than colonials and we weren't blocking reinforcements and resupply.