Northwest Indiana Discussion

That's right, good for you. Nice to see you're not using BS right wing propaganda as your source. As you can see the Iraqi citizens calling themselves "Al Qaida" are not a threat to us here.

So your point is?

A brilliant strategy that does not put US troops in harms way.

Doesn't matter how many, those advisers are not engaing in combat operations so it's not a "war."

Republicans are on record supporting the action, YOU ARE NOT?

in harms way of what?

According to you ...-We're not IN Libya



So you're saying that we're sending troops(advisers) into Uganda and Predator Drones into Libya because they ARE a threat to us here?

Republicans are on record supporting the action, YOU ARE NOT?

WOAH...

don't jump the gun here.

that might be construed as a dodge.

answer the previous post please



in harms way of what?

According to you ...-We're not IN Libya



So you're saying that we're sending troops(advisers) into Uganda and Predator Drones into Libya because they ARE a threat to us here?

The civil war in Libya where there are no US troops fighting on the ground & getting killed.

That's right.

The reason for sending in advisers to Uganda already has been given. Using drones in Libya was part of a UN & NATO action in helping the rebels against Muammar Gaddafi. You know, that's the terrorist who killed US citizens by blowing up an airliner & who George Bush gave a pass to. This thread is not about Libya.
Now YOUR turn:
Republicans are on record supporting the action in Uganda, YOU ARE NOT?

Why is this so hard to answer?
Republicans are on record supporting the action in Uganda, YOU ARE NOT?



Right...... except you start a bullshit thread about it claiming that Obama started a war, LOL!

Coward

That's not the topic.

remember edge? The Topic?

You say one thing when George Bush does it and say another when barack obama does.

What I think about Uganda is irrelevant here. (For THE RECORD. BO is a walking CF as Commander in Chief and as of right now I think this Uganda is no different than Mogadishu and we'll see another Black Hawk Down. And if you think Soros doesn't have a stake in it your an idiot)

You're the one who bitched and whined about warmongers Bush and McCain but when DUMBO does the same thing it's ok.

Stay on topic as you like to say.

Wow. Holy crap.
George Bush invading Iraq based on fuking LIES, killing 100,000 Iraqi men, women & chidren, sending home over 4,500 US troops in body bags & throwing away over a trillion dollars to YOU is the same as sending 100 advisers to Uganda.

ODS has completely destroyed your little pea brain.

Well you're welcome edge.

When you put on the uniform, wear someone elses brains on your face and protect my right to say the same thing to you then I will WHOLE HEARTILY thank you for it.

Until then, in your case, it fits.



These soldiers know who they'd rather have as CINC

Africa deployment draws support, warning

By David Jackson, USA TODAY
African leaders are applauding President Obama's decision to deploy about 100 U.S. troops to battle an African rebel group, and so are most members of Congress -- though not without some warning.

Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said he supports efforts to rid Central Africa of the Lord's Resistance Army, but said Obama needs to consult with Congress about the precise role of American troops, and to guard against a counterattack on them.

"I remember how past military deployments intended to further worthy humanitarian goals, whether it was peacekeeping operations in Lebanon or Somalia, resulted in tragedies that we never intended or expected," said McCain, who lost the 2008 presidential election to Obama.

McCain referred to the 1983 bombing of Marine barracks in Beirut, Lebanon, and the 1993 "Black Hawk Down" incident in Mogadishu, Somalia.

Henry Okello Oryem, Uganda's acting foreign minister, told AFP wire service that "we welcome this gesture -- it has been well overdue."

Obama notified Congress on Friday about deployment. The first of some 100 troops began arriving this week in Uganda, and will ultimately be deployed to South Sudan, the Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The Lord's Resistance Army is accused of a two-decade spree of murder, rape and kidnapping.

The troops will be combat-equipped, but will fight only in self-defense, Obama said.

Instead, they will serve largely in an advisory role to remove LRA leader Joseph Kony "from the battlefield."

Yeah?

just wait.

I actually gave up on you after ''Forrest, stupid & ignorant and coward. etc...

You can't seem to get through any conversation without using it.