Wisconsin native. "The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him."--GKC "Liberalism is the modern and morbid habit of always sacrificing the normal to the abnormal" --G K Chesterton "The only objective of Liberty is Life" --G K Chesterton "A man can never have too much red wine, too many books, or too much ammunition." -- Rudyard Kipling
Surber reminds us about Bill Kristol (mentor to Charlie Sykes):
ITEM 10: Bill Kristol tweeted during the surrender of Afghanistan on August 16, 2021, “Almost every Afghan refugee will turn out to be so much better an American than Charlie Kirk.”
Reminds me: is Sykes still vomiting Democrat blather someplace?
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The DC shooter is a man whose work *for the United States* drove him crazy from guilt. That work, conducted at the direction of *our* CIA, allegedly involved murdering civilians. So for Trump to now say that the DC shooting confirms that *Afghans* categorically have s—— values is.... beyond vile.
Remember, Trump granted the man asylum this spring. Trump agreed with the program that brought him here in 2021. There was full vetting. Trump’s DC op is why this happened.
Remember
1) Shouting "ALLAHU AKHBAR" connotes a far different motive than 'crazy from guilt,' which--of itself--is no excuse for murder. You speculate about his motives, so can we.
2) Trump did not "agree" nor "disagree" with the program. It has been in force since before Trump entered office. But Trump did learn something here: "our" CIA is as callous a bunch of murdering schemers as could ever be imagined by anyone. Ask the victims of Maidan, which include the millions of dead and wounded in the current war.
3) Trump learned something else: our immigration policy as a whole sucks. Maybe he will have a chance to reform it before another "ALLAHU AKHBAR' moment.
I do admire you shilling for a man who is willing to throw our servicemen under the bus.
Breaking news: Government officials said they are increasingly concerned that the Trump administration intends to scapegoat the military officer who directed U.S. forces to kill survivors of a targeted strike on suspected drug smugglers in Latin America.
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