12-31-2015, 03:00 AM
(12-30-2015, 09:50 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: Such as...........?
They flew in at night, and it was just a quick in and out job.
Wasn't like there was time for them to alert an entire army that we were there and then deploy people to stop us.
There was the military academy a mile or so away, but there was no phones or access to the outside world from the compound to make contact with them. The compound was isolated.
Dear god, do I really have to elaborate? There could have been way more resistance in the compound than expected. They could have run into resistance from Pakistani military. Osama could not have been there. Intelligence could have been faulty resulting in mass causalities. They could have killed Osama and still lost the majority of the team, or all of them.
Quote:He set red lines a few different times, such as telling Syria not to move or use chemical weapons, but then acting slowly or not at all on the threat, which makes them believe that they can do whatever.
Interesting. What you have had him do regarding the tenuous information of chemical weapon use? I'll remind you, the situation there is very fluid, proving who exactly did what would not be easy.
Quote:He let Iran into Syria and didn't even check them from backing Assad and has been indecisive in everything, so the world thinks we're cowards and they know Obama won't do anything.
Dude, Iran has been a major backer of Syria for decades. Please try again.
Quote:Last year or so, he called ISIS a "JV team" and basically said that they wouldn't be any trouble. We saw how that worked out.
Wow, this is an example you chose? He downplayed the threat of ISIS... weak foreign policy!!!!!!!!!!
Quote:He started to pull out of Iraq and it started collapsing.
Correct, we should have stayed in Iraq for how many more years in your opinion? Please enlighten us as to how many more years were necessary to make withdrawal feasible.
Quote:There's a few.
Sorry, I'm going to need a few that make a bit more sense.
