That's right your the one that lied to me several times. Didn't you say you retired at 25? Married to military family? ..... as I said I do not believe you. You are lying.
Let me repeat it to you. Obama wanted more than anything else but peace with foreign countries. He doesn't want any war.
However people like you making all these nonsense bullshit accusation and posting about Obama. Example... *Russians refuse to shake hands with Obama*. You know darn well that is bullshit but you supported it. See how disgusting you are.
Pay attention..... I'm asking YOU not the American people. What benefit do YOU get in supporting Assad and Putin?
Let me repeat it to you...... Assad has been slaughtering his own people supported by Putin. Both Iran and Syria are primary sponsors of terrorism that killed Americans...... Putin support these bastards and that make Putin a prime supporter of terrorism. You support Putin..... So how do I label you? And your telling me you belong to a military family? That's pure bullshit, Putin should of be charge of murder by killing Syrians. How do you expect Obama should treat Putin? Like Trump kissing Putin ass? See link..... exactly what I'm talking about Putin killing Syrians, Ukraine and sanctions.
As I previously mentioned I am in the business of medical instruments. About 85% of my consumable products are made overseas....... I can assure you 100% that you don't know what you are talking about. I don't believe any of Trump are saying. Not a single one. That's all you need to know.
U.S. Sends Putin a Reminder to Stop Meddling in Ukraine
Right, I lied, because the photos (here ~
Putin's reaction on shooting down Russian plane by Turkey | Page 16 | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum - by the way that's your post accusing me of lying there with my wedding photos and husbands west point ring) isn't "proof". ~rolls eyes~
Your hatred for Russia is /so/ great that you choose not to believe a truth that is literally shoved in your face, instead you choose to believe someone is a liar, rather than admit that a war with Russia is unnecessary, unneeded, and unwise. Yet, you somehow expect me to believe that you, a medical tool sales man apparently, /know/ anything about foreign diplomatic relations? heh You can't even “diplomat” your way out of the completely unnecessary circle jerk you decided to start with me, and I'm just a mostly retired interim executive; you cannot stop /your/ persistent lying about someone you don’t even know, in the face of pretty strong proof that what I’ve said is true. You are a closed-minded person, who does not respect, nor even /hear/, anyone else’s viewpoint on a subject; the absolute furthest from a diplomat as one can be. I’m afraid this renders your personal opinions on foreign relations and the motivations of foreign leaders fairly useless.
Worse, perhaps, for the claim that you “know what you are talking about”, is the fact that you apparently can’t even separate the words of one person from another. For example, please do find /one/ "nonsense bullshit accusation" I've made of Obama. For the record, this is all I said regarding Russia refusing to shake Obama's hand (linked quote from the post):
mmm not good... Hopefully Russia has the patience to not start shit with us before we get a new President and can repair the damaged relationship.
I'm not sure if we want another cold war... although we made HUGE progress on technology the last one...
Though admittedly I do think Obama is doing a horrible job in just about every facet, I cannot recall ever really saying anything particularly bad about him anywhere. The problem with folks like you is that you don’t understand that disagreement is actually a fundamental part of the fabric of America. It is for that reason that I, perhaps one of the few on this trollish board, actually respect Obama as the elected representative of our nation, even though I strongly disagree with many of his policies and positions. American’s freely chose him twice, and as an American who believes in the “will of the people,” I accept their choice, their proposed “direction,” as it were. I’ll be /damned/ happy if the current “direction” changes, no doubt, but I’ll not disparage the President simply for winning the hearts of the majority of my country and getting elected. That’s idiotic and goes against everything American about the democratic process…
It is for a very similar reason that I do not hate Putin, three times his people have said he is what they want and so they shall have him regardless of /your/ opinion of him. In light of this reality, America can either accept the Russian people’s chosen “direction” or we can opt to side against Russia, and by extension the will of the Russian people. How can we claim to be for the freedom of people to elect their leaders, then proclaim them stupid for electing someone we don’t like? Reality is that we do /not/ know what is best for every country in the world, period – we can’t even keep our own /cities/ clean FFS... I’ll agree that Putin made a [perhaps unholy] alliance with Assad, but I truly believe it is only because he wants/needs that gas line. I do /not/ see Putin as an idiot, I do not see him as an evil person, and I have no reason to believe that he has /any/ interest in being a threat to the US. If I were to make any “personal” assessment of Putin’s personality, I’d akin him to someone who cares deeply about the future of his country; that is something I can respect – much like I can respect that Obama wanted to change America “for the better”, rather than arguing that he’s out to destroy America as many do. I do not believe that of Obama at all, and similarly I do not believe that Putin is going to become an enemy of America – it is absolutely not in his, nor his peoples, best interest to do so.
Now, if I’m wrong on that, if Putin attacks our boys in the ME (like Turkey did with his jet, and yes even if we throw down the no fly zone challenge I happen to disagree with), then I will fully endorse bringing down US hammer on him and I will also have zero qualms about holding his people accountable for their leadership choice if they do not immediately oust him for such a reckless act. However, I’m about 95% sure that’s not going to happen, Putin has no reason to fight us unless we start a fight with him.
Moving on; honestly, I could care less about Assad, he is imo a "transient threat," nearly his entire "untouchable" family has been assassinated and he's bleeding local support like a sieve (I believe it's only a matter of time before one of his enemies bullets finds him, to be completely frank.) I do not believe we have any business inserting ourselves into a ME civil war, and given the state of our own local affairs, we are clearly not qualified to pick and choose the leaders of other countries (and I will note here that Assad had 97% of the peoples vote to take over.) Even if he doesn’t get assassinated, he is no more a threat to US interests than Turkey, who supports ISIS is.
I do however note that we are calling the kettle black if we're going to ***** about Russia's friends when we're /knowingly/ allied with terrorists - as if saying they are "moderate" makes their crimes against humanity okay? No. Such blatant hypocrisy is not a proper way to be a global leader by any stretch. We must admit that we too are making some “unholy alliances” to protect our interests here. Just like Putin is with Assad. We are no better than he on this matter, it is merely a geographic positioning (imo) that Putin even allies with Assad, and why do we ally with Turkey? For a military staging base. There is really no ideological difference that proclaims us on the “right side of things” here, so to judge Putin differently than we would ourselves on the matter of our “alliances” in the ME is completely dishonest.
As for Russia, what do I personally gain? Well I'm a bit in the cross hairs up here in Alaska so security is what I /personally/ gain; my family’s safety from a potential nuke. In the longer term, I gain comfort in that fostering better relationship with a world power should make my boys lives less stressful - that they nor their grandchildren would go through the absolutely useless practice of diving under their desks in the case of a Russia nuclear attack, as I had to do when I was a child during the cold war. More optimistically, that my children and grandchildren might benefit from knowledge gained through current and future peaceful Russian & American joint ventures; like our past and present joint experiments on the space station, and perhaps even we could have future shared exploration of space. Though the future is something I wish of all countries, not just Russia so perhaps that doesn’t really count.
But do tell, what do you PERSONALLY gain by starting a war with Russia? Increased sales of your medical instruments?