Yes We Can (kill our way out)

A snippet from BlackFive:

I think it is a flawed idea that we, as a nation, can't "kill our way" out of this problem with radical islamist terrorist ass-clowns, and truth is, that was official government policy on September 12th, 2001.  When we were doing it, we were doing it really well.  Fallujah is a better place because of the combined arms attack and grisly work of the US Army and USMC to focus and localize the insurgents at a time and place of our choosing and then methodically smash them block by block....

BTW, And I am not certain if the President is aware of this, as he may have missed it while he was a state senator or while he was out organizing a community somewhere; but men, with horses and bayonets, used 21st Century technology that is powered by batteries, jet fuel and GPS made by private companies and smashed the Taliban and decimated Al-Qaeda in the mountains of Afghanistan.

So Mr. President, yes we do need bayonets and horses....  And men who know how to use both....

Read it all at BlackFive.

 

Yael comments on getting jobs for vets:

I was flabbergasted last night to hear Obama's plan to solve our chronic high unemployment.  He wants to take our highly trained and skilled veterans, who have mastered the use of some of the world's most sophisticated and complex equipment of all kinds, and put them to work... repairing roads?!

 

Daniel Greenfield on making nice with Muslims:

Obama's greatest Foreign Policy error was the same one that had been made by Bush and by numerous past administrations. The error was that the problem was not Islam, but Islamic violence. It was Obama however who took that error to its logical conclusion by pursuing a foreign policy meant to part Islamists from their violent tendencies by allowing them to win without the need for terrorism.

 Romney tags jihadists as enemy, marking shift from Obama, Bush Daily Caller

Comments

[Leticia]

What an insult to our veterans. "Sure we'll put you to work, just build roads for us."

And once again he was wrong about the military using bayonets and horses, we still use both. What a moron.

[PALADIN]

Yep his "Building Roads" comment about sums up what he thinks of those who safe guard our freedom.
Not that there's anything with buliding roads as i did this type of work when i left the Canadian Army in 1989.
But i aspired to learn more and soon did.

And there are MANY veterans who aspire to learn more, and who would like to go to Law School, Med School etc.
I've been thinking lately about why he's such a punk, and i've come to the conclusion that his white Grandparents felt sorry for him because his mother was basically a tramp and really did'nt want him , so they spoiled him rotten.

He never got to experiance much besides learning from his "mentor" Frank Marshall Davis and we know what he learned from him.
He led a life of privledge contrary to what he mouths and never had to gain any life experiance, like getting a real job and working hard.

He's lived off the taxpayer all his damn life !
Hell i doubt he even had to fight the schoolyard bully....maybe if he did , the asskicking would have taught him something, most notably not to be a mouthy punk.
His horses and bayonets comment epitomized him as a Punk....and a horses ass !