Bob/PKB
Apparently, Trump thinks it's possible. Clinton is twisting the point he's trying to make. Obama does seem to have trouble identifying the recent mass murders...committed by assassin's claiming ties to radical Islamic terrorist groups...as radical Islamic terrorists. How come we didn't have a problem calling Nazis "Nazis" and communists "communists"?
10 Answers
ROMOS
Ducky
Maybe he is being cautious with his words so as not to stir up an already fearful, edgy, angry nation/world. Back in the day of "Nazis", it was a very different climate. Everyone, everywhere was not constantly feeling, 'appalled', 'insulted', 'shocked', 'dismayed' and on and on. People LOOK for someone to say the wrong thing these days, so they can riot or protest or otherwise cause trouble over (sometimes) a simple observation. Everyone is on edge and rightly so but a sense of 'calm' needs to come from someone, somewhere. These are awful times and I would hate the responsibility of having to speak to a nation. Trump, of course, will seize the opportunity to do more stirring of the pot. Shame on him.
| 7 years ago. Rating: 11 | |
Benthere
jhharlan
lindilou
No I think he's just as mindblown as everyone else is.
| 7 years ago. Rating: 10 | |
Clonge
Flip
Not terrorists, but the Islam faith.
| 7 years ago. Rating: 9 | |
terryfossil 1
zorro
No , but remember he is a muslim.
| 7 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
mycatsmom
The U.S. has given the Islamic regime money over the years. It gave Saddam Hussein a lot of money .
| 7 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
United States backed Iraq regarding border controversy and what seems to be now, bolstering the Ba'ath Party.
... There is a lot more to the story. Massively complex. Unbelievably interesting. :)
And, 'no'. Nine months later. - The answer to your question by me Bobette.
I research the heck out of everything these days. Relying on someone else's version of the truth just does not cut it any more.
Quite disappointing as they are the people being paid to bring the facts to us. :(
ASSASSINS...phone changing things