Let's Make America Strong Again

a reply to:Cybercreig:

As per Reuters News,

North Korea just test fired two intermediate range ballistic missiles but fortunately they both failed.

The rogue state is obviously trying to add to their prior successful effort and they will keep trying until they get it right again. Sooner or later they will!

It is difficult to understand why China hasn't been able to restrain them and Obama won't even try and just continues to talk about a missile shield under development with no specifics.

The next President will have his or her work cut out.

a reply to:Cybercreig:

As per The New York Observer, the U.N. has demanded that Israel give up rights to the Golan Heights. This is an absolute outrage as Israel properly annexed this former Syrian territory after being attacked in 1967 by Syria and other Arab nations seeking the utter annihilation of the Jewish state.

Israel needs to retain the Golan Heights to provide a buffer zone in the event of future attacks, and even if the Jewish state agreed to give up rights to the Golan, where should this territory go? It can't go back to Syria which is engaged in a civil war and controlled by a savage dictator, Assad, who would also like to see Israel destroyed.

This situation lies at the feet of the weak President Obama, and at the feet of Vice President Biden, and Senator Bernie Sanders, both of whom recently made remarks showing their respective anti Israel bias.

Obama has demonstrated his anti Israel bias for years.

As for the U.N., they should be ashamed of themselves!

originally posted by: kendix1960
a reply to:Cybercreig:

As per The New York Observer, the U.N. has demanded that Israel give up rights to the Golan Heights. This is an absolute outrage as Israel properly annexed this former Syrian territory after being attacked in 1967 by Syria and other Arab nations seeking the utter annihilation of the Jewish state.

Israel needs to retain the Gaza to provide a buffer zone in the event of future attacks, and even if the Jewish state agreed to give up rights to the Gaza, where should this territory go? It can't go back to Syria which is engaged in a civil war and controlled by a savage dictator, Assad, who would also like to see Israel destroyed.

This situation lies at the feet of the weak President Obama, and at the feet of Vice President Biden, and Senator Bernie Sanders, both of whom recently made remarks showing their respective anti Israel bias.

Obama has demonstrated his anti Israel bias for years.

As for the U.N., they should be ashamed of themselves!

Gaza cannot be given back to Syria, as it is nowhere near Syria. I think that you mean Egypt.

a reply to: AngryCymraeg

The Golan Heights was a part of southwestern Syria when Israel won the so called six day war in 1967.

a reply to:Cybercreig:

Per the AP, Israel will never give up the Golan Heights which borders Syria where a savage civil war that potentially endangers Israel's security continues to rage on. The ludicrous demand by the U.N. has been rejected despite Syria's reference to the region as Syrian Golan.

U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, also affirms that Israel must not give up it's rights to the Golan Heights. And it never will!

a reply to: AngryCymraeg

I found the error in my text and it has now been corrected. Golan was intended but Gaza was typed by mistake. Sorry for the confusion and thanks for bringing it to my attention.

a reply to:Crazywater:

per the AP, Prime Minister of Israel, Bibi Neytanyahu, has explained why his country must always retain the Golan Heights. The reason is that when Syria controlled the Golan Heights, it was used as a staging ground to attack Israeli citizens, and that can never again be allowed to happen.

Bibi knows that his first obligation is to protect the citizens of Israel from harm. Too bad President Obama hasn't learned that lesson yet. Not even after nearly 8 years in office.

a reply to:Cybrcreig:

As per Reuters news, the president of China says that he will not allow war on the Korean peninsula and that is a good thing as neither North Korea or South Korea or the U.S. and China would benefit from that kind of instability.

But what about the continued nuclear testing conducted by North Korea. The latter problem is what China needs to address because it is a cinch that Obama won't!

a reply to:Cybercreig:

Per Reuters News, Russia and China are putting pressure on Obama to drop his anti missile shield proposal regarding N. Korea's ongoing ballistic missile testing.

It is hoped that the weakling doesn't cave in to the pressure this time. If it doesn't interfere with his next vacation, maybe he will finally do the courageous thing. But don't bet the farm on it!

a reply to: Cybercreig:

Per the New York Post, N. Korea has sent another American citizen to prison for spying. The citizen is of Korean heritage.

If past such cases are any indication, the charges are likely trumped up but there is not enough information or detail yet to know.

At the least our weakling President should be initiating an investigation into this matter because an American citizen is involved and it is his duty to do so. Will he? I highly doubt it!

Prove me wrong this time, Mr. President.

a reply to:Cybercreig:

As per Bloomberg News, Russia and China have formed an alliance of cooperation against the United States regarding Asian issues in the South China Seas and over the issues on the Korean peninsula.

The above has been forseeable for some time now. Everyone could see it coming except President Obama. Guess he hoped it wouldn't happen before he was out of office.

Some things just aren't subject to "kick the can", Mr. President. Iran is already a part of this unholy triumvirate.

a reply to:Cybercreig:

As per International Business Relations News, It appears that Trump's talk about pulling out of NATO is beginning to adversely affect that European Alliance because Germany and France are making statements suggesting that will not go to a fellow NATO ally's aid if they were to be attacked by Putin, particularly if the attack were against Poland of one of the Baltic countries.

Hardly surprising when Trump has conveyed the message that America wants out of that strategic union and the NATO member nations are fearful that Trump might actually become POTUS.

Looks like the irresponsible would be dictator and buffoon is already adversely affecting our foreign policy. Someone ought to muzzle this animal and SOON!

a reply to:Cybercreig:

As per Reuters, Russia sent a fighter plane Friday to intercept an American aircraft approaching the Russian border over the Baltic Sea because, as Putin tells it, the American aircraft failed to identify itself.

One more provocation by Russia as Putin gets ever bolder while Obama gets ever weaker.

Putin says he won't attack the Baltic states, which are members of NATO, but his maneuvers in the area suggest otherwise and he doesn't want American planes in the area monitoring the situation. And Russia knows the weak Obama isn't able to or won't do anything about it!

a reply to:Cybercreig:

As per the AP, N. Korea accused the United States troops stationed near the border between N. Korea and South Korea of disgusting acts against N. Korean front line troops and threatened any American soldiers who continue to do so with a "sudden dog's death."

While the U.S. officially denied the accusations, Obama, in his typical style, ignored the threat as if it never happened.

Can't wait until January 20th, 2017 when Obama is officially out of the White House.

originally posted by: kendix1960
a reply to:Cybercreig:

As per Reuters, Russia sent a fighter plane Friday to intercept an American aircraft approaching the Russian border over the Baltic Sea because, as Putin tells it, the American aircraft failed to identify itself.

One more provocation by Russia as Putin gets ever bolder while Obama gets ever weaker.

Putin says he won't attack the Baltic states, which are members of NATO, but his maneuvers in the area suggest otherwise and he doesn't want American planes in the area monitoring the situation. And Russia knows the weak Obama isn't able to or won't do anything about it!

the provocation here is on america's end, its not hard to reply to a friend or foe request.
you're either incredibly stupid or have no understanding of the english language.

a reply to: stinkelbaum

Huh ???

a reply to: Cybercreig:

Per World Magazine: N. Korea's leader, Kim Jong-Un has ordered a group of teen aged girls to follow him around the world catering to his every need.

This is the kind of deranged dictator our President seems afraid to face. But then is there anyone Obama IS willing to face to protect the American people?

a reply to: stinkelbaum

Hey, you are forgetting that Russia and Putin must be demonised at every opportunity.

a reply to: midicon

If the shoe fits, Putin should wear it. He is an international bully!