“Hurry upand DO something!”
“What should we do?”
“I don’t know. SOMETHING!’
“Ok, I want to study the situation and come up with a plan forward and an exit strategy.”
“WHAT? Why are you so indecisive? You’re a coward! You can’t lead.”
“um, But the Joint Chiefs agree with a deliberate approach, and the UN Security Council is in agreement…”
“Who cares about those guys? Either lead or get out of the way! DO SOMETHING!!!”
the C-I-C doesn’t know what comes after the first round of bombings?????????? DUH…
(the US military cannot act without authorization from the sitting C-I-C)
Air superiority is obtained- time for the U.S. to back down and leave it to any other idiots willing to step up. We’ve fulfilled our Treaty obligation.
^The run up to Iraq was spent in lying to Congress, the U.N., the media, and the public justifying the invasion.
The “coalition of the willing” was more accurately the coalition of the gullible and desperate who accepted bribes to sign on as coalition members for purposes of optics.
The process followed is materially no different than dozens of other military operations including Vietnam and Korea. In fact the last time Congress formally declared war was WW2.
The Libyan coalition includes U.K., France, Italy, Spain, Canada, Denmark, Belgium, Norway, Ukraine, some Arab countries, and others. How effective will be the coalition? Yet to be determined. Obviously removing a crazy dictator with oil wealth is messy business.
Bluejayz about 13 years ago
“Hurry upand DO something!” “What should we do?” “I don’t know. SOMETHING!’ “Ok, I want to study the situation and come up with a plan forward and an exit strategy.” “WHAT? Why are you so indecisive? You’re a coward! You can’t lead.” “um, But the Joint Chiefs agree with a deliberate approach, and the UN Security Council is in agreement…” “Who cares about those guys? Either lead or get out of the way! DO SOMETHING!!!”
WarBush about 13 years ago
I love this approach better than the team America approach.
Gypsy8 about 13 years ago
I can agree with the above comments. Still begs the question - “What happens next?”
disgustedtaxpayer about 13 years ago
the C-I-C doesn’t know what comes after the first round of bombings?????????? DUH… (the US military cannot act without authorization from the sitting C-I-C)
Magnaut about 13 years ago
” stupid is as stupid does”
disgustedtaxpayer about 13 years ago
1:30 pm cdt http://www.skynews.com.au/world/article.aspx?id=592071&vId=
“Bolivian President Evo Morales”….has called for the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Obama in 2009 to be revoked…..
LOL
Bluejayz about 13 years ago
Disgusting thinks we should put our support behind the Lockerbie Bomber and his oil.
Dtroutma about 13 years ago
Air superiority is obtained- time for the U.S. to back down and leave it to any other idiots willing to step up. We’ve fulfilled our Treaty obligation.
pirate227 about 13 years ago
Give it to France, they’ve got something to prove.
Gypsy8 about 13 years ago
^The run up to Iraq was spent in lying to Congress, the U.N., the media, and the public justifying the invasion.
The “coalition of the willing” was more accurately the coalition of the gullible and desperate who accepted bribes to sign on as coalition members for purposes of optics.
The process followed is materially no different than dozens of other military operations including Vietnam and Korea. In fact the last time Congress formally declared war was WW2.
The Libyan coalition includes U.K., France, Italy, Spain, Canada, Denmark, Belgium, Norway, Ukraine, some Arab countries, and others. How effective will be the coalition? Yet to be determined. Obviously removing a crazy dictator with oil wealth is messy business.