Interventionist Blues: U.S. Flees The Libyan Bedlam We Created...

[paulitician]

At least this time they managed to get our diplomats out.

For the Obama administration’s foreign policy, this weekend’s evacuation of our embassy in Tripoli marked a big improvement over from the last time Libyan terrorists ran rampant in the streets. Last time, on September 11, 2012 at Benghazi, the White House couldn’t manage to protect Ambassador Christopher Stevens and the three other Americans who gave their lives in our names.

This time, the White House had more than enough time to plan — months, in fact.

Washington stood by helplessly as warring Islamist militias wreaked havoc throughout Libya and gradually encircled Tripoli. The advance notice at least gave the White House plenty of time to organize our departure.

Obama administration planners orchestrated a retreat over land, from Tripoli to Tunisia. Our diplomats fled the country under cover of American fighter jets, surveillance planes and V-22 Osprey tilt rotor aircraft.

It must have been quite a show of U.S. firepower. Too bad it came a few months late.

The evacuation of an American embassy anywhere in the world is an exclamation point that emphasizes failure to friends and foes alike, and Barack Obama’s retreat from Tripoli is particularly troublesome.

Libya today is a burning island of chaos in a larger ocean of President Obama’s foreign policy disarray that stretches from Tripoli to Cairo to Gaza to Damascus and beyond...

Read more: U.S. Flees The Libyan Bedlam We Created | The Daily Caller

 

[Mr. H.]

Yet, somehow... this eerily feels like it's

BUSH'S FAULT!​

 

[paulitician]

Yet, somehow... this eerily feels like it's

BUSH'S FAULT!​

I'm sure some of the loony usual suspects will spin it that way. But there are some very interesting Documentaries out there explaining the real reason Gaddafi was killed. It was likely over his plans for the Gold Dinar. The West saw that as a very serious threat. I know most will label that another 'Crazy Conspiracy Theory', but it's worth looking into.

 

[ogibillm]

At least this time they managed to get our diplomats out.

For the Obama administration’s foreign policy, this weekend’s evacuation of our embassy in Tripoli marked a big improvement over from the last time Libyan terrorists ran rampant in the streets. Last time, on September 11, 2012 at Benghazi, the White House couldn’t manage to protect Ambassador Christopher Stevens and the three other Americans who gave their lives in our names.

This time, the White House had more than enough time to plan — months, in fact.

Washington stood by helplessly as warring Islamist militias wreaked havoc throughout Libya and gradually encircled Tripoli. The advance notice at least gave the White House plenty of time to organize our departure.

Obama administration planners orchestrated a retreat over land, from Tripoli to Tunisia. Our diplomats fled the country under cover of American fighter jets, surveillance planes and V-22 Osprey tilt rotor aircraft.

It must have been quite a show of U.S. firepower. Too bad it came a few months late.

The evacuation of an American embassy anywhere in the world is an exclamation point that emphasizes failure to friends and foes alike, and Barack Obama’s retreat from Tripoli is particularly troublesome.

Libya today is a burning island of chaos in a larger ocean of President Obama’s foreign policy disarray that stretches from Tripoli to Cairo to Gaza to Damascus and beyond...

Read more: U.S. Flees The Libyan Bedlam We Created | The Daily Caller

you're absolutely right. libya's civil war is a result of our foreign policy failure.

now how does that make sense to you?

 

[paulitician]

At least this time they managed to get our diplomats out.

For the Obama administration’s foreign policy, this weekend’s evacuation of our embassy in Tripoli marked a big improvement over from the last time Libyan terrorists ran rampant in the streets. Last time, on September 11, 2012 at Benghazi, the White House couldn’t manage to protect Ambassador Christopher Stevens and the three other Americans who gave their lives in our names.

This time, the White House had more than enough time to plan — months, in fact.

Washington stood by helplessly as warring Islamist militias wreaked havoc throughout Libya and gradually encircled Tripoli. The advance notice at least gave the White House plenty of time to organize our departure.

Obama administration planners orchestrated a retreat over land, from Tripoli to Tunisia. Our diplomats fled the country under cover of American fighter jets, surveillance planes and V-22 Osprey tilt rotor aircraft.

It must have been quite a show of U.S. firepower. Too bad it came a few months late.

The evacuation of an American embassy anywhere in the world is an exclamation point that emphasizes failure to friends and foes alike, and Barack Obama’s retreat from Tripoli is particularly troublesome.

Libya today is a burning island of chaos in a larger ocean of President Obama’s foreign policy disarray that stretches from Tripoli to Cairo to Gaza to Damascus and beyond...

Read more: U.S. Flees The Libyan Bedlam We Created | The Daily Caller

you're absolutely right. libya's civil war is a result of our foreign policy failure.

now how does that make sense to you?

How does it not make sense to you?

 

[ogibillm]

At least this time they managed to get our diplomats out.

For the Obama administration’s foreign policy, this weekend’s evacuation of our embassy in Tripoli marked a big improvement over from the last time Libyan terrorists ran rampant in the streets. Last time, on September 11, 2012 at Benghazi, the White House couldn’t manage to protect Ambassador Christopher Stevens and the three other Americans who gave their lives in our names.

This time, the White House had more than enough time to plan — months, in fact.

Washington stood by helplessly as warring Islamist militias wreaked havoc throughout Libya and gradually encircled Tripoli. The advance notice at least gave the White House plenty of time to organize our departure.

Obama administration planners orchestrated a retreat over land, from Tripoli to Tunisia. Our diplomats fled the country under cover of American fighter jets, surveillance planes and V-22 Osprey tilt rotor aircraft.

It must have been quite a show of U.S. firepower. Too bad it came a few months late.

The evacuation of an American embassy anywhere in the world is an exclamation point that emphasizes failure to friends and foes alike, and Barack Obama’s retreat from Tripoli is particularly troublesome.

Libya today is a burning island of chaos in a larger ocean of President Obama’s foreign policy disarray that stretches from Tripoli to Cairo to Gaza to Damascus and beyond...

Read more: U.S. Flees The Libyan Bedlam We Created | The Daily Caller

you're absolutely right. libya's civil war is a result of our foreign policy failure.

now how does that make sense to you?

How does it not make sense to you?

for starters, we aren't libya. their conflict is also intranational, not international. how much influence should the United States have on the internal workings of any nation, and when a nation goes to war with itself what right do we have to put an end to it or even pick sides?

 

[paulitician]

you're absolutely right. libya's civil war is a result of our foreign policy failure.

now how does that make sense to you?

How does it not make sense to you?

for starters, we aren't libya. their conflict is also intranational, not international. how much influence should the United States have on the internal workings of any nation, and when a nation goes to war with itself what right do we have to put an end to it or even pick sides?

We always pick sides. It keeps the death & chaos continuing. It's good business for the Global Elite Bankers and Military Industrial Complex. Libya was none of our business. We shouldn't have intervened. We will suffer from the Blow Black on it for many years to come. But that's us the People. You can bet the Global Elites won't suffer at all. In fact, they'll prosper.

 

[paulitician]

Three years after Gaddafi, Libya is imploding into chaos and violence

World View: Its government has no real power; militias are ever more entrenched, and now the state itself is under threat

The Libyan former prime minister Ali Zeidan fled last week after parliament voted him out of office. A North Korean-flagged oil tanker, the Morning Glory, illegally picked up a cargo of crude from rebels in the east of the country and sailed safely away, despite a government minister's threat that the vessel would be "turned into a pile of metal" if it left port: the Libyan navy blamed rough weather for its failure to stop the ship. Militias based in Misrata, western Libya, notorious for their violence and independence, have launched an offensive against the eastern rebels in what could be the opening shots in a civil war between western and eastern Libya.

Without a central government with any real power, Libya is falling apart. And this is happening almost three years after 19 March 2011 when the French air force stopped Mu'ammer Gaddafi's counter-offensive to crush the uprising in Benghazi. Months later, his burnt-out tanks still lay by the road to the city. With the United States keeping its involvement as low-profile as possible, Nato launched a war in which rebel militiamen played a secondary, supportive role and ended with the overthrow and killing of Gaddafi...

More:
Three years after Gaddafi, Libya is imploding into chaos and violence - Commentators - Voices - The Independent

 

[pvsi]

At least this time they managed to get our diplomats out.

For the Obama administration’s foreign policy, this weekend’s evacuation of our embassy in Tripoli marked a big improvement over from the last time Libyan terrorists ran rampant in the streets. Last time, on September 11, 2012 at Benghazi, the White House couldn’t manage to protect Ambassador Christopher Stevens and the three other Americans who gave their lives in our names.

This time, the White House had more than enough time to plan — months, in fact.

Washington stood by helplessly as warring Islamist militias wreaked havoc throughout Libya and gradually encircled Tripoli. The advance notice at least gave the White House plenty of time to organize our departure.

Obama administration planners orchestrated a retreat over land, from Tripoli to Tunisia. Our diplomats fled the country under cover of American fighter jets, surveillance planes and V-22 Osprey tilt rotor aircraft.

It must have been quite a show of U.S. firepower. Too bad it came a few months late.

The evacuation of an American embassy anywhere in the world is an exclamation point that emphasizes failure to friends and foes alike, and Barack Obama’s retreat from Tripoli is particularly troublesome.

Libya today is a burning island of chaos in a larger ocean of President Obama’s foreign policy disarray that stretches from Tripoli to Cairo to Gaza to Damascus and beyond...

Read more: U.S. Flees The Libyan Bedlam We Created | The Daily Caller

LOL. so true. time to talk about Britney spears.

 

[Claudette]

Well Obama assisted in the removal of Ghadaffi just as Bush removed Saddam.

Kinda upset the ME balance again.

 

[paulitician]

Well Obama assisted in the removal of Ghadaffi just as Bush removed Saddam.

Kinda upset the ME balance again.

Read up a bit on Gaddafi's plans for the Gold Dinar. The Western Banker Elites weren't gonna allow that to happen. They'll kill anyone who bucks their system. Gaddafi was likely murdered for reasons most people will never know about.

 

[paulitician]

At least this time they managed to get our diplomats out.

For the Obama administration’s foreign policy, this weekend’s evacuation of our embassy in Tripoli marked a big improvement over from the last time Libyan terrorists ran rampant in the streets. Last time, on September 11, 2012 at Benghazi, the White House couldn’t manage to protect Ambassador Christopher Stevens and the three other Americans who gave their lives in our names.

This time, the White House had more than enough time to plan — months, in fact.

Washington stood by helplessly as warring Islamist militias wreaked havoc throughout Libya and gradually encircled Tripoli. The advance notice at least gave the White House plenty of time to organize our departure.

Obama administration planners orchestrated a retreat over land, from Tripoli to Tunisia. Our diplomats fled the country under cover of American fighter jets, surveillance planes and V-22 Osprey tilt rotor aircraft.

It must have been quite a show of U.S. firepower. Too bad it came a few months late.

The evacuation of an American embassy anywhere in the world is an exclamation point that emphasizes failure to friends and foes alike, and Barack Obama’s retreat from Tripoli is particularly troublesome.

Libya today is a burning island of chaos in a larger ocean of President Obama’s foreign policy disarray that stretches from Tripoli to Cairo to Gaza to Damascus and beyond...

Read more: U.S. Flees The Libyan Bedlam We Created | The Daily Caller

LOL. so true. time to talk about Britney spears.

Yeah, just saw where the VP and First Lady are being praised by the MSM for appearing on Sitcoms. Talk about dumbing the People down? Wow.