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Washington (CNN) - Hillary Clinton said the United States should not provide military assistance – particularly airstrikes – to the Iraqi government "at this time" in response to the rise of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria and other militants.
Clinton, whose support of the 2002 Iraq War Resolution has hung with her for more than a decade, told the BBC on Thursday that she agreed with the White House's "rejection and reluctance to do the kind of military activities" that the Iraqi government is asking for.
Clinton also ruled out troops on the ground during her interview with the BBC, saying that is "not going to happen… at any foreseeable future." The former secretary of state, however, would "never say never" on troops on the group because "the world is so unpredictable."
originally posted by: 12m8keall2c
she is and will, for a long time, be an influential character in both US and world politics..... much the same as Bill has.
why!?
dunno. but she is and will be.
originally posted by: neo96
Clinton eh ?
This Clinton ?
Hillary Clinton: I ‘Could Not Have Predicted’ That Al-Qaida Would Take Over Iraq Read more: dailycaller.com...
This Clinton ?
God help us if she becomes next Potus.
originally posted by: Unity_99
Airstrikes which kill children is NOT how you deal with this.
Take out your scalar weapons and drop the crowd of rebels, without killing them.
Letting ISIS take over there will be a helluva lot more dead innocent peoples then if we strategically bombed those monsters. - See more at: www.abovetopsecret.com...
In a July 2005 letter to Ayman al-Zawahiri, al-Zarqawi outlined a four-stage plan to expand the Iraq War, which included expelling U.S. forces from Iraq, establishing an Islamic authority (caliphate), spreading the conflict to Iraq's secular neighbors, and engaging in the Arab–Israeli conflict.[76] The affiliated groups were linked to regional attacks outside Iraq consistent with their stated plan, such as the Sharm al-Sheikh bombings (2005) in Egypt which killed some 88 people, including many foreign tourists.
30,000 Iraqi troops fled from just 800 insurgents after three days of sporadic fighting.
Like September 11th, First World Trade Center Attacks, the USS Cole, Kobar Towers, Beruit Embassy bombing, Benghazi, Somalia,Yemen. -
They see it happening... but the real question is what can we do to stop it?
originally posted by: 12m8keall2c
she is and will, for a long time, be an influential character in both US and world politics..... much the same as Bill has.
why!?
dunno. but she is and will be.