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US bombs ISIS in Libya. Comments?

Check out his link - he's hoping we didn't really kill the ISIS leader.

Better yet...

I only count as "propaganda" posts that suggest the facts are at odds with, well, the facts. That's why I try to provide facts (such as opinion polls, charts, studies, etc.) that back up what I am saying. I know, those are not "facts" per se, but at least they are documentation that I'm not just throwing out completely unfounded bullshit like Bugsy (among others) typically does around here. You may not like my conclusions, but you can't say they are at odds with the available evidence.

I know that means we're probably in for another round of "what does the word really mean," but the fact is that people don't typically refer to stuff like, say, Paul Krugman's op eds, as "propaganda," even though they technically fit the definition.
 
From his link:

It was not immediately clear if Chouchane was among those killed or wounded.

So...you don't yet know the facts...but you present a story that appeals to your desires...aka...propaganda, according to the definition you supplied.
 
So...you don't yet know the facts...but you present a story that appeals to your desires...aka...propaganda, according to the definition you supplied.

Well for such a "schoolmarm" of a poster, you seem to "unsee" the irony in the fact that I posted exactly nothing other than a (witty) criticism of his propaganda ("isn't dear leader great everybody?") post.
 
Well for such a "schoolmarm" of a poster, you seem to "unsee" the irony in the fact that I posted exactly nothing other than a (witty) criticism of his propaganda ("isn't dear leader great everybody?") post.

Witty?
 
Yes... he is. According to the read, they had been after him for a very long time!
 
Funny how there was no ISIS in Libya before Hillary/Obama/NATO liberated them with Islamic Fundamentalist Rebels who are now deployed in Syria trying to overthrow secular president Assad.

Libya rebels move onto Syrian battlefield - CNN.com
www.cnn.com/2012/07/28/world/meast/syria-libya-fighters/
Jul 28, 2012 - Fighters fresh from victory in Libya are moving into Syria to join ... fought with Libyans rebels, is now heading to Syria to join opposition forces.

HOPE/CHANGE Bitchez!
 
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Funny how there was no ISIS in Libya before Hillary/Obama/NATO liberated them with Islamic Fundamentalist Rebels who are now deployed in Syria trying to overthrow secular president Assad.

Libya rebels move onto Syrian battlefield - CNN.com
www.cnn.com/2012/07/28/world/meast/syria-libya-fighters/
Jul 28, 2012 - Fighters fresh from victory in Libya are moving into Syria to join ... fought with Libyans rebels, is now heading to Syria to join opposition forces.

HOPE/CHANGE Bitchez!

And no ISIS at all before we invaded Iraq.....
 
Hmm....still no opinions from wingers as to whether Obama is doing the right thing authorizing attacks against ISIS in Libya.

I thought this was an easy one.

;-)
 
Translation: Hope/Change nothing more than Bush on steroids.

Suckers!

Sure thing....I can't believe Obama invaded a country that wasn't a threat and created a never ending war with thousands of our soldiers killed and wounded...for nothing...Oh...that wasn't Obama.
 
Sure thing....I can't believe Obama invaded a country that wasn't a threat and created a never ending war with thousands of our soldiers killed and wounded...for nothing...Oh...that wasn't Obama.

Yet, you are all gun-ho on Obama's Regime Change 2.0 to oust secular president Assad because he allegedly shot at a crowd of militant Islamic extremist protesters organized by Saudia Arabia and the CIA.

Not only that, you refuse to acknowledge Obama's Regime Change policy in Syria as the massive, horrific failure which it is.. Assad did not go, and was not defeated. Russia came to his support. Iran came to his support. The mercenaries sent in to overthrow him were themselves radical jihadists with their own agendas. The chaos opened the way for the Islamic State, building on disaffected Iraqi Army leaders (deposed by the US in 2003), on captured/abandoned U.S. weaponry, and with considerable backing by Saudi funds.
 
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