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Ann Coulter je depresivna, a i tebi je nesto tesko ovih dana.

Kako da ne budem depresivan kad vidim vas srbe kom... levičare u Americi. Pa za to levičarenje ste mogli da idete u Severnu Koreju a ne u Ameriku. Nikakve koristi od vas, ni ovde ni tamo, samo problemi. Ni Ann Coulter ne zna šta će sa vama.

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The Rise of the Generals

Posted By Patrick J. Buchanan 

On  April 27, 2017 

 

Has President Donald Trump outsourced foreign policy to the generals?

So it would seem. Candidate Trump held out his hand to Vladimir Putin. He rejected further U.S. intervention in Syria other than to smash ISIS.

He spoke of getting out and staying out of the misbegotten Middle East wars into which Presidents Bush II and Obama had plunged the country.

President Trump’s seeming renunciation of an anti-interventionist foreign policy is the great surprise of the first 100 days, and the most ominous. For any new war could vitiate the Trump mandate and consume his presidency.

Trump no longer calls NATO "obsolete," but moves U.S. troops toward Russia in the Baltic and eastern Balkans. Rex Tillerson, holder of Russia’s Order of Friendship, now warns that the U.S. will not lift sanctions on Russia until she gets out of Ukraine.

If Tillerson is not bluffing, that would rule out any rapprochement in the Trump presidency. For neither Putin, nor any successor, could surrender Crimea and survive.

What happened to the Trump of 2016?

When did Kiev’s claim to Crimea become more crucial to us than a cooperative relationship with a nuclear-armed Russia? In 1991, Bush I and Secretary of State James Baker thought the very idea of Ukraine’s independence was the product of a "suicidal nationalism."

Where do we think this demonization of Putin and ostracism of Russia is going to lead?

To get Xi Jinping to help with our Pyongyang problem, Trump has dropped all talk of befriending Taiwan, backed off Tillerson’s warning to Beijing to vacate its fortified reefs in the South China Sea, and held out promises of major concessions to Beijing in future trade deals.

"I like (Xi Jinping) and I believe he likes me a lot," Trump said this week. One recalls FDR admonishing Churchill, "I think I can personally handle Stalin better than … your Foreign Office … Stalin hates the guts of all your people. He thinks he likes me better."

FDR did not live to see what a fool Stalin had made of him.

Among the achievements celebrated in Trump’s first 100 days are the 59 cruise missiles launched at the Syrian airfield from which the gas attack on civilians allegedly came, and the dropping of the 22,000-pound MOAB bomb in Afghanistan.

But what did these bombings accomplish?

The War Party seems again ascendant. John McCain and Lindsey Graham are happy campers. In Afghanistan, the U.S. commander is calling for thousands more U.S. troops to assist the 8,500 still there, to stabilize an Afghan regime and army that is steadily losing ground to the Taliban.

Iran is back on the front burner. While Tillerson concedes that Tehran is in compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal, Trump says it is violating "the spirit of the agreement."

How so? Says Tillerson, Iran is "destabilizing" the region, and threatening U.S. interests in Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Lebanon.

But Iran is an ally of Syria and was invited in to help the U.N.-recognized government put down an insurrection that contains elements of al-Qaida and ISIS. It is we, the Turks, Saudis and Gulf Arabs who have been backing the rebels seeking to overthrow the regime.

In Yemen, Houthi rebels overthrew and expelled a Saudi satrap. The bombing, blockading and intervention with troops is being done by Saudi and Sunni Arabs, assisted by the U.S. Navy and Air Force.

It is we and the Saudis who are talking of closing the Yemeni port of Hodeida, which could bring on widespread starvation.

It was not Iran, but the U.S. that invaded Iraq, overthrew the Baghdad regime and occupied the country. It was not Iran that overthrew Col. Gadhafi and created the current disaster in Libya.

Monday, the USS Mahan fired a flare to warn off an Iranian patrol boat, 1,000 meters away. Supposedly, this was a provocation. But Iranian foreign minister Javad Zarif had a point when he tweeted:

"Breaking: Our Navy operates in – yes, correct – the Persian Gulf, not the Gulf of Mexico. Question is what US Navy doing 7,500 miles from home."

Who is behind the seeming conversion of Trump to hawk?

The generals, Bibi Netanyahu and the neocons, Congressional hawks with Cold War mindsets, the Saudi royal family and the Gulf Arabs – they are winning the battle for the president’s mind.

And their agenda for America?

We are to recognize that our true enemy in the Mideast is not al-Qaida or ISIS, but Shiite Iran and Hezbollah, Assad’s Syria and his patron, Putin. And until Hezbollah is eviscerated, Assad is gone, and Iran is smashed the way we did Afghanistan, Iraq, and Yemen, the flowering of Middle East democracy that we all seek cannot truly begin.

But before President Trump proceeds along the path laid out for him by his generals, brave and patriotic men that they are, he should discover if any of them opposed any of the idiotic wars of the last 15 years, beginning with that greatest of strategic blunders – George Bush’s invasion of Iraq.

 

 

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i? sta bi od vaseg robin huda? uspeo da spasi svet od establishmenta?

 

 

Ali niko ne kuka za Babom kao ucveljeni i skrhani ObiW, on nikako ne može da je prežali, ne znam šta je to sa njim. Ljubav, opsesija, ko bi ga znao...

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Ali niko ne kuka za Babom kao ucveljeni i skrhani ObiW, on nikako ne može da je prežali, ne znam šta je to sa njim. Ljubav, opsesija, ko bi ga znao...

 

ObiW is (and was) stating the obvious. sto i treba. da podseti sta je moglo da bude alternativa. ali cvrc. sada svi, kolektivno, plivamo u govnima. how great.

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Pa covek je u politickoj penziji, a jos mu je rano da bere Soc Sec retirement. Moze on da zivi od 100K godisnje penzije (ili koliko vec), ali za cije babe zdravlje? 

 

 

 

Ali niko ne kuka za Babom kao ucveljeni i skrhani ObiW, on nikako ne može da je prežali, ne znam šta je to sa njim. Ljubav, opsesija, ko bi ga znao...

A kad je ObiW pricao da je baba manje zlo, bilo je jok more, Trampara ce da opravi svecki pored od neokon zuluma. Hahahaha. E sad cu 4 godine da vas podsecam koji ste tupsoni bili kada ste se radovali "sto smo izbegli treci svetski rat". 

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baba dala banku da udje u kolo...

 

 

 

Trump: 'I thought it would be easier'

 

 

"I loved my previous life, I loved my previous life. I had so many things going," Trump told Reuters. "I actually, this is more work than my previous life. I thought it would be easier." Then, later: "I do miss my old life. This -- I like to work. But this is actually more work."

 

 

 

The truth is -- and even Donald Trump might admit this in his most candid moments -- that he had almost zero idea of what being president would entail when he started running for the office almost two years ago now.

 

http://www.cnn.com/2017/04/28/politics/donald-trump-president-easier/index.html

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ObiW is (and was) stating the obvious. sto i treba. da podseti sta je moglo da bude alternativa. ali cvrc. sada svi, kolektivno, plivamo u govnima. how great.

 

U spoljnoj politici:

 

Graham umesto Grahama?

McCain umesto McCain-a?

 

Sta je moglo biti alternativa? Podseti me.

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