Hillary: “A bloodbath.” What would you say if you saw this in another country?

[Weatherman2020]

Question answered.

She’s responsible for a real bloodbath. As in Americans being murdered she was responsible for protecting.

 

[mudwhistle]

Speaking of bloodbaths.....here's one that I was witness to in Somalia 93'.

This was an action that Hillary and Bill ordered in support of the UN:

United Nations Operation in Somalia II - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Bloody Monday raid​

Main article: Abdi House raid

On 12 July 1993, a house where a meeting of clan elders was taking place was attacked by US AH-1 Cobra helicopters in what became known to the Somalis as Bloody Monday.[57] UNOSOM claimed that they had launched a successful raid on a Somali National Alliance command and control center where hardliners had been gathered, an account that is widely disputed by Somalis, foreign journalists and human rights organizations.[85][18][86][87][88] Johnathan Howe alleged that evidence to back UN claims could not be provided because the cameras recording the raid had jammed.[89] The Red Cross claimed that 54 Somalis had been killed, including several notable religious elders.[83] According to Dr. Sebastian Kaempf, the Abdi House raid represented the single most important event during UNOSOM II, as the consequences of the attack proved disastrous for UNOSOM interests in Somalia.[90] Black Hawk Down author Mark Bowden noted 12 July had been a serious mistake and had the effect of firmly uniting a large portion of Mogadishu behind Aidid.[91] Notable groups and organizations such as the Vatican, the Organisation of African Unity, World Vision, Doctors Without Borders, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International called for UNOSOM to review it policies and course.[92][15][93][94][95]

An AH-1 Cobra firing a missile
The raid exposed deep rifts and created dissension amongst the UNOSOM II coalition, which consequently began fraying the cohesion and unity of the operation.[96][97][98] The head of the UNOSOM II Justice Division would criticize the raid in a memo to head of UNOSOM, US Admiral Johnathan Howe.[99] Further criticism of the raid came from numerous contributing states such as Ireland, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Zimbabwe,[40] but most notably the Italian contingent, who threatened to pull out of the whole operation a few days later citing concerns that the escalation was indicative that relief role of UNOSOM II had been overtaken by an American-led campaign against Mohammed Farah Aidid.[100][101][102][103] The Italians, who had ruled Somalia as a colonial territory for half a century, believed that the unprecedented attack threatened to widen the civil war and turn the Somalis against the entire UN peacekeeping force.[104][105][106] A Pakistani officer in Mogadishu noted that the clash between the Americans and Italians was destroying the cohesion of UNOSOM II, and that a review of strategy was desperately needed.[96] American envoy to Somalia, Robert B. Oakley, stated that after the raid countries such as Italy, France, and Zimbabwe, as well as other UNOSOM contingents, ceased their participation in operations against Aidid upon receiving orders from their respective governments. This decision weakened the United Nations' already fragile command authority. Additionally, many humanitarian efforts came to a halt, and numerous non-governmental organizations expressed their disapproval of both the United Nations and the United States.[107] Intense diplomatic efforts were consequently made in order to avert a major split in UNOSOM II.[98]

The strike also caused an outcry among UN civilian staffers and disenchantment over the direction of UNOSOM II for employees of the humanitarian section.[108][109][110] At least nine UN civilian employees in Mogadishu working for the humanitarian sector either resigned or walked away from their posts in protest, including the top UNOSOM Justice Division official in Somalia, Ann Wright.[110][108] Many of those who stayed would comment to reporters that the United Nations had relinquished its moral authority in its war against Aidid.[110]

 

[mudwhistle]

 

[Weatherman2020]

More violence:

Trump promises a LANDSLIDE

 

[Weatherman2020]

Biden’s retreat from Afghanistan was a huge bloodbath.

 

[mudwhistle]

More violence:

Trump promises a LANDSLIDE

Landslides are violent.

 

[mudwhistle]

Biden’s retreat from Afghanistan was a huge bloodbath.

 

[luiza]

The last time I saw Hitlery, I shot up involuntarily and quite loudly said
"They have switched . That's not her ."

That was six months ago in London . .

 

[luiza]

The last time I saw Hitlery, I shot up involuntarily and quite loudly said
"They have switched . That's not her ."

That was six months ago in London . .

When I say , Shot Up , I obviously meant stood up fast .