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Gbagbo's forces have consistently used heavy weapons against civilians and peacekeepers in recent days....

"The situation is now ripe for a lightning offensive,"...

More than 1,500 people have been killed since the violence began five months ago.

So, the UN is already behind supporting the "rebels" (in this case the rightful winners of the elections), the current leader is using his military against the people, the time for a lightning offensive is at hand, and the US could lend air support without having to put troops in. Why hasn't Obama acted?

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As soon as hes done filling out his NCAA bracket the "Ivory" Coast will run red................

Plus hes probably not out of bed yet......

No oil.

Bomb 'em until they become free.

AZGrizFan wrote:No oil.

Lotta cocoa, though. Chocolate prices are probably going through the roof.

89Hen wrote:http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42416909?GT1=43001

Gbagbo's forces have consistently used heavy weapons against civilians and peacekeepers in recent days....

"The situation is now ripe for a lightning offensive,"...

More than 1,500 people have been killed since the violence began five months ago.

So, the UN is already behind supporting the "rebels" (in this case the rightful winners of the elections), the current leader is using his military against the people, the time for a lightning offensive is at hand, and the US could lend air support without having to put troops in. Why hasn't Obama acted?

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I totally expect the Obama administration to move swiftly on this matter and impose a no-fly zone upon the air space over the Ivory Coast.

Obama's prudently and judiciously exploring all of his options, and will make a well-reasoned yet impactful decision at a time of his choosing.

Oh wait, I thought you were talking about his reelection campaign. Ivory Coast? I bet he sends Hilary over on the first plane/crop duster as an on-the-ground observer to interview both sets of combatants personally and report back to him about the yellow cake, er, oil, er, pirates, er cocaine, er whatever is that we care about there...

Rob Iola wrote:Obama's prudently and judiciously exploring all of his options, and will make a well-reasoned yet impactful decision at a time of his choosing.

Oh wait, I thought you were talking about his reelection campaign. Ivory Coast? I bet he sends Hilary over on the first plane/crop duster as an on-the-ground observer to interview both sets of combatants personally and report back to him about the yellow cake, er, oil, er, pirates, er cocaine, er whatever is that we care about there...

There by killing two birds with one stone, so to speak...

You guys need to lay of Hussein Obama, hes just getting together a coalition so.......................

Baldy wrote:

89Hen wrote:http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42416909?GT1=43001



So, the UN is already behind supporting the "rebels" (in this case the rightful winners of the elections), the current leader is using his military against the people, the time for a lightning offensive is at hand, and the US could lend air support without having to put troops in. Why hasn't Obama acted?

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I totally expect the Obama administration to move swiftly on this matter and impose a no-fly zone upon the air space over the Ivory Coast.

Baldy, tell me about the Ivory Coast Air Force.

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:You guys need to lay of Hussein Obama, hes just getting together a coalition so.......................

What would you do, Bonehead? What's your solution?

D1B wrote:

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:You guys need to lay of Hussein Obama, hes just getting together a coalition so.......................

What would you do, Bonehead? What's your solution?

Ask Cleets to answer for me.............evidently I have never read a book.















I would pull troops out of every country we are in and put them on the Mexican border. I would put 16 new bases (4 of each branch) along the border and seal the fu*king thing off.

War is a necessary evil, but if your going to do it half assed like we have been then dont go at all. You go in dropping the full force of your military and level everything in your path to victory or stay home and save money.

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:

D1B wrote:

What would you do, Bonehead? What's your solution?

Ask Cleets to answer for me.............evidently I have never read a book.















I would pull troops out of every country we are in and put them on the Mexican border. I would put 16 new bases (4 of each branch) along the border and seal the fu*king thing off.

War is a necessary evil, but if your going to do it half assed like we have been then dont go at all. You go in dropping the full force of your military and level everything in your path to victory or stay home and save money.

General Sherman agrees with you

Nobody can argue Shermans results unless you were on the losing side.


He got sh*t done.

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:I would pull troops out of every country we are in and put them on the Mexican border. I would put 16 new bases (4 of each branch) along the border and seal the fu*king thing off.

So long as there are exemptions on who they stop from coming across the border, this might actually be worth while.

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:Nobody can argue Shermans results unless you were on the losing side.


He got sh*t done.

And this.

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:

D1B wrote:

What would you do, Bonehead? What's your solution?

Ask Cleets to answer for me.............evidently I have never read a book.















I would pull troops out of every country we are in and put them on the Mexican border. I would put 16 new bases (4 of each branch) along the border and seal the fu*king thing off.

War is a necessary evil, but if your going to do it half assed like we have been then dont go at all. You go in dropping the full force of your military and level everything in your path to victory or stay home and save money.

Grizalltheway wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:No oil.

Lotta cocoa, though. Chocolate prices are probably going through the roof.

And lotta Ivory. It is getting really hard to find good Ivory these days.

D1B wrote:

Baldy wrote: I totally expect the Obama administration to move swiftly on this matter and impose a no-fly zone upon the air space over the Ivory Coast.

Baldy, tell me about the Ivory Coast Air Force.

J, how blatant does the sarcasm have to be before you pick up on it?

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:

D1B wrote:

What would you do, Bonehead? What's your solution?

Ask Cleets to answer for me.............evidently I have never read a book.















I would pull troops out of every country we are in and put them on the Mexican border. I would put 16 new bases (4 of each branch) along the border and seal the fu*king thing off.

War is a necessary evil, but if your going to do it half assed like we have been then dont go at all. You go in dropping the full force of your military and level everything in your path to victory or stay home and save money.

The terrorists came in through the Canadian border, Alfred..

AZGrizFan wrote:No oil.

And getting a little thin on the capability end, too....

houndawg wrote:

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:

Ask Cleets to answer for me.............evidently I have never read a book.















I would pull troops out of every country we are in and put them on the Mexican border. I would put 16 new bases (4 of each branch) along the border and seal the fu*king thing off.

War is a necessary evil, but if your going to do it half assed like we have been then dont go at all. You go in dropping the full force of your military and level everything in your path to victory or stay home and save money.

The terrorists came in through the Canadian border, Alfred..

Not talking about terrorists, talking about illegals.

Canadas record speaks for itself, you do understand the difference between the way they screen people and the way Mexico doesnt at all.........I hope.

houndawg wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:No oil.

And getting a little thin on the capability end, too....

odds are good that we a discreetly providing intel on targets using our satellites - which may be all we need to do

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:

houndawg wrote:
The terrorists came in through the Canadian border, Alfred..

Not talking about terrorists, talking about illegals.

Canadas record speaks for itself, you do understand the difference between the way they screen people and the way Mexico doesnt at all.........I hope.

You mean the way they don't screen out terrorists?

89Hen wrote:http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42416909?GT1=43001

Gbagbo's forces have consistently used heavy weapons against civilians and peacekeepers in recent days....

"The situation is now ripe for a lightning offensive,"...

More than 1,500 people have been killed since the violence began five months ago.

So, the UN is already behind supporting the "rebels" (in this case the rightful winners of the elections), the current leader is using his military against the people, the time for a lightning offensive is at hand, and the US could lend air support without having to put troops in. Why hasn't Obama acted?

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Obama did act. He offered the murdering thug a job as a teaching professor at a Boston university.

I am not kidding.