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We should let AIPAC decide what to do about Syria and Iran and Lebanon and Palestine and Yeman and Pakistan and Afghanistan and Iraq and all the other Muslim nations. AIPAC has America's interests at heart.

It's true I don't have the disdain for Romney as you folks have. I am much more familiar with him. However, I would much prefer to vote against Republicans, if only Democrats would awake from their comas and grow backbones. Is it too late to replace Obama and all the other Democratic leadership who have failed and betrayed us so miserably?

Romney's VP choice will be enlightening. Will he select a Neocon scumbag or a winger moron?


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What to Do about Syria?
By: clo
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Wed, 13 Jun 12 3:26 AM
Msg. 43419 of 65535

KTC,

I know you're leaning for Mitt, but read this & consider the FACT Bolton is Mitt's neocon & will 'guide' Mitt into this load of shit....

What to Do about Syria?
From the June 25, 2012, issue of NR

By John R. Bolton 

{just a sample to choke on.... these people are f*cking NUTS! clo}

Significantly, U.S. intervention could not be confined to Syria and would inevitably entail confronting Iran and possibly Russia. This the Obama administration is unwilling to do, although it should.

In the case of Russia, such a confrontation would likely break the famous “reset” button beyond repair. As a president waiting for reelection so he can be more “flexible” toward Moscow, Obama is simply incapable of contemplating this step.

In the case of Iran, U.S. military assistance to Syrian rebels would almost certainly end any prospect of further negotiations over Iran’s nuclear-weapons program. In fact, that would be no great loss, since Iran was never going to negotiate away its longstanding nuclear-weapons aspirations, a reality that Obama is congenitally unable to acknowledge. Syria today is the focal point of the ancient Sunni–Shia conflict, which is well beyond America’s power to resolve. Rather than encourage more fighting in Syria, we should concentrate on eliminating Tehran’s nuclear-weapons program. So doing would make our Arab friends less worried by, and more able on their own to rebuff, Iran’s politico-military adventurism around the region.

http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/302104/what-do-about-syria-john-r-bolton


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