Thursday, June 11, 2015
This president's ISIS strategy
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The Obama ISIS strategy is a prime example of this president leads from behind, way behind. Cartoon by A.Branco ©2015.
Read more at http://comicallyincorrect.com/2015/06/11/obama-isis-strategy/#MSohMo4BirmJ2bcP.9 "Barack Obama has told the American people that his strategy against ISIS is working; yet he has refused to lay out a cohesive strategy. And now he blames the Pentagon for not having a strategy; when, in fact, the Pentagon has proposed a number of strategies to employ against ISIS. "- See more at: The Right Planet
Barack Obama has told the American people that his strategy against ISIS is working; yet he has refused to lay out a cohesive strategy. And now he blames the Pentagon for not having a strategy; when, in fact, the Pentagon has proposed a number of strategies to employ against ISIS. - See more at: http://www.therightplanet.com/#sthash.Gkil87hL.dpuf
Barack Obama has told the American people that his strategy against ISIS is working; yet he has refused to lay out a cohesive strategy. And now he blames the Pentagon for not having a strategy; when, in fact, the Pentagon has proposed a number of strategies to employ against ISIS. - See more at: http://www.therightplanet.com/#sthash.Gkil87hL.dpuf
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Promise Kept Alert: Obama Considers Establishing New Military Bases In Iraq…
File this next under "dubious":
Other sources have this as well, as DEBKAfile often needs corroboration
From DEBKAfile.
Also in Israel News Cloud
Global Geopolitics carries this same story, but all sources link to DEBKAfile. This does not seem in character with Obama, whom I feel would like to stall this all until he is out of office. Then he can criticize the next administration for messing up the beautiful foreign policy he bequeathed to them.
If you don't believe that, then tell me where have you been the past seven years. TD
Max Boot: Obama Embraces Hope But Little Change in Iraq . . . " If the administration were really serious about defeating ISIS, it would have to lift the rules that prevent American personnel from going into battle with Iraqi forces and calling in air strikes. It would also have to be prepared to order US Special Operations Forces to engage ISIS directly, staging regular raids like the one that recently killed an ISIS mid-level leader in Syria. In addition, it would have to mount a major political initiative to give the Sunnis a reason to fight ISIS by assuring them that they will not again be subjugated to extremist Shiite rule. Oh, and the administration would also have to come up with some strategy for fighting ISIS in Syria — and in far-flung lands such as Libya, where the Islamic State is now expanding." . . .
High School Principal Fired For Saying THIS About McKinney Cop
Now, the principal of North Miami Senior High School, Alberto Iber, has been fired over his Facebook comment defending the Texas police officer caught on video pushing a teen girl to the ground in an incident at a rowdy community pool party.. . . "Since when did sharing an opinion on a news story require a school to boot out a principal, anyway?
“He did nothing wrong. He was afraid for his life,” Iber posted on a Miami Herald story. “I commend him for his actions.”
Three sentences. Sixteen words.
"He wasn’t cussing anyone out or engaging in inappropriate acts with students. What, is he never allowed to share his opinions out loud as long as he works in the public education system?
"This is an attempt to silence a man who has an opinion that differs from the liberals in the Department of Education who see the McKinney pool party incident as an opportunity to push their “diversity” agenda and make all black people look like victims." . . .
The school's contact info 305) 949-8381
More posts on McKinney here: The Tunnel Wall
Dr. Alveda King Calls Out the “Race-Baiters”
. . . "So, when she speaks out on the current state of race relations in America, it would do everyone well to listen. CNS News reports her latest insights:"
"She gets right to the point of the problem with the left’s “race industry” as CNS News goes on:" . . .
. . . "When I hear Mrs. Senator Hillary Clinton or Mrs. Michelle Obama, or Al Sharpton, or other leading speakers stir up memories of racial unrest and oppression, even when they are pointing out the obvious current racial overtones and undertones that Blacks in America are still facing, I don’t hear hope. They don’t offer solutions, only more anger, pain and despair."
"She gets right to the point of the problem with the left’s “race industry” as CNS News goes on:" . . .
. . . "It’s a shame President Obama has squandered his historic opportunity to bring America together on race. But, that wouldn’t get him as many votes.
"It’s a shame Rev. Al hasn’t used his pulpit to lift up the lives of the too many African-Americans still in despair, but if he did that, he wouldn’t make as much money.
"And, it’s a shame Hillary isn’t using her historical perspective as someone who can remember back to how life was for minorities in the 1950s to talk about the immense progress this nation has made to ensure equal opportunity for all. But, for her too, that wouldn’t buy many Democrat votes. After all, didn’t the liberal media refer to her husband as “the first black President”?
"No, demagogues never want the truth. It doesn’t buy them anything." . . .
Jan, 2014; NATION OF ISLAM (Black Panthers) GET PASADENA TEXAS WELCOME
This is all so sad, as I have been treated with nothing but kindness and friendliness by virtually every African-American I meet. Many, I believe are upset at the anger and violence being put forth in their name. Please help them be aware that our anger is directed at those who profit from racism. The Tunnel Dweller.
McKinney, our police and Al Sharpton
Emotional Toll of Police Work "In an earlier post I posed the question of why Eric Casebolt, the now–former police officer in McKinney, Texas, was alone among the officers at the infamous pool party who conducted himself unprofessionally. Now we may have an explanation. In a Wednesday press conference, Casebolt’s attorney, Jane Bishkin, revealed that prior to answering the call about the party, Casebolt had responded to two incidents that were especially trying. In the first of these, a man had committed suicide by shooting himself in the head in front of his children. Casebolt consoled the widow and assisted in photographing the body. And after that, he was called to a scene where a teenage girl was threatening to kill herself by jumping from the roof of her parents’ home. Casebolt calmed the girl and the situation was resolved successfully. “The nature of these two suicide calls took an emotional toll on Eric Casebolt,” Ms. Bishkin told reporters. “With all that had happened that day, he allowed his emotions to get the better of him.”
You can be sure Al Sharpton doesn't have days like this.
McKinney Residents Respond to Pool Party Incident… And It’s NOT What Al Sharpton Wanted
. . . "Because the liberal media sees everything through the prism of race, it naturally assumed that the black children who were accosted by the police were the victims.
Many local residents disagreed.
“This isn’t about race,” resident Bryan Gestner wrote on Facebook. “This is about outside kids invading our neighborhood and had no respect for authority or the residents here.”
“I feel absolutely horrible for the police and what’s going on,” an unidentified local homeowner told reporters. “They were completely outnumbered and they were just doing the right thing when these kids were fleeing and using profanity and threatening security guards.”
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The residents of McKinney, Texas, certainly don’t blame [Officer Casebolt] or any of his peers, so perhaps we should follow their lead and give thanks where it’s due."
More on the McKinney Case. . . " Now take the scenario of the partygoers all being white and the police officer being black. Would people have automatically reached racial conclusions in this case? Yet the ironic thing here is that, according to statistics, black violence action against whites is far more likely to be racial in nature than white violence action against blacks. Yet, in these cases, many people go out of their way not to interpret such violence in racial terms." . . .
Guess Where Al Sharpton Is Headed… This Won’t End Well
. . . "Sharpton said he is considering holding a rally in McKinney as early as this weekend to demand that the officer who pulled the gun be fired."As his attorney said, Casebolt allowed his emotions to get the better of him, a lapse for which he has paid with the loss of his career and the prospect of an uncertain future. I don’t excuse his behavior, but I understand it better now than I did when I wrote about it earlier. I wish him well."
McKinney Residents Respond to Pool Party Incident… And It’s NOT What Al Sharpton Wanted
Many local residents disagreed.
“This isn’t about race,” resident Bryan Gestner wrote on Facebook. “This is about outside kids invading our neighborhood and had no respect for authority or the residents here.”
“I feel absolutely horrible for the police and what’s going on,” an unidentified local homeowner told reporters. “They were completely outnumbered and they were just doing the right thing when these kids were fleeing and using profanity and threatening security guards.”
. . .
The residents of McKinney, Texas, certainly don’t blame [Officer Casebolt] or any of his peers, so perhaps we should follow their lead and give thanks where it’s due."
More on the McKinney Case. . . " Now take the scenario of the partygoers all being white and the police officer being black. Would people have automatically reached racial conclusions in this case? Yet the ironic thing here is that, according to statistics, black violence action against whites is far more likely to be racial in nature than white violence action against blacks. Yet, in these cases, many people go out of their way not to interpret such violence in racial terms." . . .
Guess Where Al Sharpton Is Headed… This Won’t End Well
"Well, I’ll save him the trip- Officer Corporal Eric Casebolt has resigned and is now in hiding with his family due to threats from these blacks. His career is done. His life as he knew it is over. And that sucks."
The article goes on to tell us that some of Sharpton's followers are "threatening residents, vandalizing property, stealing cars, kicking in people’s doors and turning that nice community into hell." . . .
McKinney Press Conference: the Good, Bad, and Ugly
Legal Insurrection
"Press conference humanizes Casebolt, preserves pension, concedes no criminal conduct"
"Earlier today Jane Bishkin, the attorney for Eric Casebolt, gave a brief news conference to provide context around the former police officer’s decision to resign yesterday. Here’s the video in its entirety."
"Press conference humanizes Casebolt, preserves pension, concedes no criminal conduct"
"Earlier today Jane Bishkin, the attorney for Eric Casebolt, gave a brief news conference to provide context around the former police officer’s decision to resign yesterday. Here’s the video in its entirety."
"Press conference humanizes Casebolt, preserves pension, concedes no criminal conduct
Jane Bishkin attorney to Eric Casebolt, McKinney TX
"Earlier today Jane Bishkin, the attorney for Eric Casebolt, gave a brief news conference to provide context around the former police officer’s decision to resign yesterday. Here’s the video in its entirety.
"In the process, Bishkin very cleverly won for Casebolt everything that could be salvaged, sacrificed nothing that had not already been lost, and cut off the oxygen from a potential Ferguson-style race riot in the otherwise quiet and racially integrated Texas community of McKinney.
..More at the link...
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