Let's break down this witty, charming and altogether pithy (or is that pissy?) response from ECCIE's original Dipshit of the Year!
ONE "you lie!"
ONE "go screw yourself"
ONE "I love gay musicals"
Put them all together they spell IBIDiot...
- Yssup Rider
- 06-08-2014, 11:41 AM
- IIFFOFRDB
- 06-08-2014, 11:52 AM
Another shabby day for the marshmallow President: As his Taliban hostage swap sours, why Obama is a pygmy compared with the wartime leader Roosevelt, says MAX HASTINGS
By MAX HASTINGS
PUBLISHED: 21:42 EST, 4 June 2014 | UPDATED: 06:07 EST, 5 June 2014
Of course it is a challenge for any modern national leader, to stand tomorrow on the beaches of Normandy and recall the greatest days and martial triumphs of World War II.
The comparison is obvious and embarrassing, between the giants and the pygmies: Churchill and Cameron, Hollande and de Gaulle, above all Franklin Roosevelt and Barack Obama.
In 2014, at least Britain’s prime minister and France’s president must bear responsibility only for their own countries.
But the President of the United States is the standard-bearer for the global cause of freedom, commander-in-chief of the principal might of the forces of democracy.
Barack Obama (right) has disappointed his nation and its allies as have few presidents in modern times. Comparisons with America's wartime leader Franklin D Roosevelt (left) are embarrassing, Max Hastings writes
This week, however, at the D-Day Commemoration, America’s representative will be a man who has disappointed his nation and its allies as have few presidents in modern times.
From the moment of his first inauguration in January 2009, he was expected to be a healer rather than a warrior. But nobody, not even his foremost Republican foes, believed that halfway through his second term of office, Obama would be giving the world a convincing impersonation of a marshmallow.
That is nonetheless where we have got to, with the black comedy of his Administration’s exchange of five top-rank Taliban prisoners for an alleged ‘Afghan war hero’, who now appears to have been a deserter whose comrades despised him.
It is suggested by one officer that in 2009 some American soldiers were killed in vain pursuit of then Private Bowe Bergdahl, after he went walkabout one night from his post in the south-eastern mountains, leaving his belongings neatly piled behind him.
Bergdahl’s story has been compared to the great TV drama series Homeland, starring Damian Lewis, which featured a Marine sergeant hailed as a hero after returning from Al Qaeda captivity, who proves to have been turned into a would-be suicide bomber.
But what matters in this huge American political story is not how mad or bad Bergdahl — since promoted to Sergeant — may have been, but what possessed Obama first to create the deplorable precedent of exchanging him for a row of Taliban heavy-hitters held at Guantanamo Bay; and then to welcome home this young man as an alleged hero, before discovering that many of the men who served with him believed he deserved to be shot.
This lapse of judgment caught the White House in the headlights at a moment when the world was already gazing in bewilderment and dismay at Obama’s blurred response to Russian aggression in Ukraine.
Just at the moment when a clear voice was needed, Obama spoke out with a frail and reedy one. Just as Vladimir Putin, the most dangerous thug to occupy the Kremlin since the Cold War, tests the resolve of the West, his U.S. counterpart waffles, and slashes the defence budget.
Obama does have a case in mitigation. After the presidency of George W. Bush, who led Blair’s Britain as well as his own nation into a series of disastrous wars, it is welcome that his successor should tread more cautiously.
And Obama was right when he told an audience in Poland this week that his allies need to do much more towards their own defence.
The European Nato nations, led by Germany, have almost abandoned credible security policies, and the United States is sick of paying their bills as well as its own.
It has been suggested by one army officer that in 2009 some American soldiers were killed in vain pursuit of then Private Bowe Bergdahl (pictured), after he went walkabout one night from his post
Britain is also a guilty party here: the Cameron government’s running down of our armed forces reflects ignorance and irresponsibility.
The U.S. president is also right to make plain that his own country has no interest in direct military intervention in Ukraine. In making foreign policy, sabre-rattling is foolish and often dangerous.
But all that said, it is painful to recall the brave, ringing rhetoric that I heard Obama deliver to middle America on the campaign trail back in 2008.
The world gazed in bewilderment and dismay at Obama's blurred response to Putin's aggression in Ukraine.
The world gazed in bewilderment and dismay at Obama's blurred response to Putin's aggression in Ukraine. Just at the moment when a clear voice was needed, Obama spoke out with a frail and reedy one.
Today, the man in charge of the world’s most powerful nation seems deeply uncertain about where he, and it, should go.
He appears disengaged, detached, almost an alien from another planet. Whether he was right or wrong to reject intervention in the conflict in Syria last year, it was a crippling display of weakness publicly to assert that any use of chemical weapons by President Assad would represent ‘a line in the sand’ which the dictator would cross at his peril. For then Obama ignored exactly such an atrocity.
All of this means that America’s allies in Asia question what Obama’s goodwill is worth as they confront Chinese expansionism. The Baltic states, meanwhile, fearful of new Russian aggression, ponder what their membership of Nato and the EU may mean, if Putin stretches out a claw to seize them. Will Obama again bend, or fight?
On the beaches of Normandy tomorrow, the world will gaze upon images of America’s president at the anniversary ceremonies, and recall his predecessors.
Greatest of all, of course, was Franklin Roosevelt, who led his nation out of Depression through World War II. He was a man who brilliantly articulated his nation’s hopes and fears. But he went further by leading the U.S. into places that at the outset his people did not think they wished to go.
Harry Truman, his successor, was also a man of notable courage and wisdom, who sent an army to Korea in 1950 to drive back communist invaders.
Dwight Eisenhower was a shrewder and wiser leader than the comics allowed when they cracked — in reference to his love of golf — ‘somebody take that putter off Ike!’.
This image of Obama alongside Bob Bergdahl, father of the newly-liberated Taliban hostage and one of the most obvious fruitcakes ever to sport an Old Testament prophet's beard, could come back to haunt him
President Obama speaks with the parents of Sgt. Bergdahl
Kennedy, despite all the controversy that stalks his memory, was a man of indisputable high intelligence and star quality. But for the curse of Vietnam, Lyndon Johnson would be remembered as a magnificent domestic reformer.
Before Nixon became the Watergate man, he sought rapprochement with China. Ronald Reagan was no brainbox, but he saw the demise of the ‘Evil Empire’, and made the American people feel better about themselves than any of his peers before or since. Even Bill Clinton had his moments, for instance, if belatedly, in the Kosovo conflict.
But Obama today finds himself being compared - and not always by Republican enemies - with that most pitiful of modern presidents, Jimmy Carter, the man who presided over the humiliation of the Tehran Embassy hostage drama; remembered for the symbolic photograph of himself falling on his face while out jogging.
Whoever let the president get photographed in such company?
The judgment of the Leader of the Free World looks terrible. He has 30 months left to serve in office, but unless some amazing lightning stroke descends on him, Obama’s presidency seems set to end in failure.
Precisely because he is America’s first black chief executive, the man on whom such huge hopes rested five years ago, this makes his plight today all the more wretched.
He is not a bad man, nor a stupid one, but he has shown himself tragically weak. And in a world occupied by Al Qaeda, the Taliban, Putin, Nigeria’s Boko Haram kidnappers, and a terrifyingly ambitious China, that is no way for the occupant of the White House to be.
The best Barack Obama can hope tomorrow, when he evokes the spirit of June 6, 1944, on the Normandy shore, is that no cruel listener laughs.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz344BNljL0
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By MAX HASTINGS
PUBLISHED: 21:42 EST, 4 June 2014 | UPDATED: 06:07 EST, 5 June 2014
Of course it is a challenge for any modern national leader, to stand tomorrow on the beaches of Normandy and recall the greatest days and martial triumphs of World War II.
The comparison is obvious and embarrassing, between the giants and the pygmies: Churchill and Cameron, Hollande and de Gaulle, above all Franklin Roosevelt and Barack Obama.
In 2014, at least Britain’s prime minister and France’s president must bear responsibility only for their own countries.
But the President of the United States is the standard-bearer for the global cause of freedom, commander-in-chief of the principal might of the forces of democracy.
Barack Obama (right) has disappointed his nation and its allies as have few presidents in modern times. Comparisons with America's wartime leader Franklin D Roosevelt (left) are embarrassing, Max Hastings writes
This week, however, at the D-Day Commemoration, America’s representative will be a man who has disappointed his nation and its allies as have few presidents in modern times.
From the moment of his first inauguration in January 2009, he was expected to be a healer rather than a warrior. But nobody, not even his foremost Republican foes, believed that halfway through his second term of office, Obama would be giving the world a convincing impersonation of a marshmallow.
That is nonetheless where we have got to, with the black comedy of his Administration’s exchange of five top-rank Taliban prisoners for an alleged ‘Afghan war hero’, who now appears to have been a deserter whose comrades despised him.
It is suggested by one officer that in 2009 some American soldiers were killed in vain pursuit of then Private Bowe Bergdahl, after he went walkabout one night from his post in the south-eastern mountains, leaving his belongings neatly piled behind him.
Bergdahl’s story has been compared to the great TV drama series Homeland, starring Damian Lewis, which featured a Marine sergeant hailed as a hero after returning from Al Qaeda captivity, who proves to have been turned into a would-be suicide bomber.
But what matters in this huge American political story is not how mad or bad Bergdahl — since promoted to Sergeant — may have been, but what possessed Obama first to create the deplorable precedent of exchanging him for a row of Taliban heavy-hitters held at Guantanamo Bay; and then to welcome home this young man as an alleged hero, before discovering that many of the men who served with him believed he deserved to be shot.
This lapse of judgment caught the White House in the headlights at a moment when the world was already gazing in bewilderment and dismay at Obama’s blurred response to Russian aggression in Ukraine.
Just at the moment when a clear voice was needed, Obama spoke out with a frail and reedy one. Just as Vladimir Putin, the most dangerous thug to occupy the Kremlin since the Cold War, tests the resolve of the West, his U.S. counterpart waffles, and slashes the defence budget.
Obama does have a case in mitigation. After the presidency of George W. Bush, who led Blair’s Britain as well as his own nation into a series of disastrous wars, it is welcome that his successor should tread more cautiously.
And Obama was right when he told an audience in Poland this week that his allies need to do much more towards their own defence.
The European Nato nations, led by Germany, have almost abandoned credible security policies, and the United States is sick of paying their bills as well as its own.
It has been suggested by one army officer that in 2009 some American soldiers were killed in vain pursuit of then Private Bowe Bergdahl (pictured), after he went walkabout one night from his post
Britain is also a guilty party here: the Cameron government’s running down of our armed forces reflects ignorance and irresponsibility.
The U.S. president is also right to make plain that his own country has no interest in direct military intervention in Ukraine. In making foreign policy, sabre-rattling is foolish and often dangerous.
But all that said, it is painful to recall the brave, ringing rhetoric that I heard Obama deliver to middle America on the campaign trail back in 2008.
The world gazed in bewilderment and dismay at Obama's blurred response to Putin's aggression in Ukraine.
The world gazed in bewilderment and dismay at Obama's blurred response to Putin's aggression in Ukraine. Just at the moment when a clear voice was needed, Obama spoke out with a frail and reedy one.
Today, the man in charge of the world’s most powerful nation seems deeply uncertain about where he, and it, should go.
He appears disengaged, detached, almost an alien from another planet. Whether he was right or wrong to reject intervention in the conflict in Syria last year, it was a crippling display of weakness publicly to assert that any use of chemical weapons by President Assad would represent ‘a line in the sand’ which the dictator would cross at his peril. For then Obama ignored exactly such an atrocity.
All of this means that America’s allies in Asia question what Obama’s goodwill is worth as they confront Chinese expansionism. The Baltic states, meanwhile, fearful of new Russian aggression, ponder what their membership of Nato and the EU may mean, if Putin stretches out a claw to seize them. Will Obama again bend, or fight?
On the beaches of Normandy tomorrow, the world will gaze upon images of America’s president at the anniversary ceremonies, and recall his predecessors.
Greatest of all, of course, was Franklin Roosevelt, who led his nation out of Depression through World War II. He was a man who brilliantly articulated his nation’s hopes and fears. But he went further by leading the U.S. into places that at the outset his people did not think they wished to go.
Harry Truman, his successor, was also a man of notable courage and wisdom, who sent an army to Korea in 1950 to drive back communist invaders.
Dwight Eisenhower was a shrewder and wiser leader than the comics allowed when they cracked — in reference to his love of golf — ‘somebody take that putter off Ike!’.
This image of Obama alongside Bob Bergdahl, father of the newly-liberated Taliban hostage and one of the most obvious fruitcakes ever to sport an Old Testament prophet's beard, could come back to haunt him
President Obama speaks with the parents of Sgt. Bergdahl
Kennedy, despite all the controversy that stalks his memory, was a man of indisputable high intelligence and star quality. But for the curse of Vietnam, Lyndon Johnson would be remembered as a magnificent domestic reformer.
Before Nixon became the Watergate man, he sought rapprochement with China. Ronald Reagan was no brainbox, but he saw the demise of the ‘Evil Empire’, and made the American people feel better about themselves than any of his peers before or since. Even Bill Clinton had his moments, for instance, if belatedly, in the Kosovo conflict.
But Obama today finds himself being compared - and not always by Republican enemies - with that most pitiful of modern presidents, Jimmy Carter, the man who presided over the humiliation of the Tehran Embassy hostage drama; remembered for the symbolic photograph of himself falling on his face while out jogging.
Whoever let the president get photographed in such company?
The judgment of the Leader of the Free World looks terrible. He has 30 months left to serve in office, but unless some amazing lightning stroke descends on him, Obama’s presidency seems set to end in failure.
Precisely because he is America’s first black chief executive, the man on whom such huge hopes rested five years ago, this makes his plight today all the more wretched.
He is not a bad man, nor a stupid one, but he has shown himself tragically weak. And in a world occupied by Al Qaeda, the Taliban, Putin, Nigeria’s Boko Haram kidnappers, and a terrifyingly ambitious China, that is no way for the occupant of the White House to be.
The best Barack Obama can hope tomorrow, when he evokes the spirit of June 6, 1944, on the Normandy shore, is that no cruel listener laughs.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz344BNljL0
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- Guest040616
- 06-08-2014, 02:55 PM
Another shabby day for the marshmallow President: As his Taliban hostage swap sours, why Obama is a pygmy compared with the wartime leader Roosevelt, says MAX HASTINGS Originally Posted by IIFFOFRDBThere you have it folks, "Sweet Ass" IIFFY sending a huge shout out to the best POTUS of the 20th century, F.D.R.
Shhh, don't tell anybody but FDR was a Democrat!
- IIFFOFRDB
- 06-08-2014, 03:03 PM
- Munchmasterman
- 06-08-2014, 03:29 PM
You lie, MasterDickMuncher! You were the one called for claiming "there is no solid information on his long wait for freedom" while conspicuously shunning the statements of soldiers -- "solid information" -- who served with Bergdahl in Afghanistan and who stated Bergdahl deserted his post, MasterDickMuncher. Your lies do not offset their eyewitness accounts of what happened, MasterDickMuncher.And wrong yet again.
Not shunning, they are irrelevant to the statement I made. They weren't in jail with him. They weren't eye witnesses at the POW camp.
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
You love the incomplete quote, your little twist to other's truth. As soon as the second part you continue to leave out is added, you're exposed. Just like you were earning the restraining order to stay at least 100 yards from a school bus stop.
The statement "Since there is no solid information on his long wait for freedom (In captivity waiting to be released)" clearly refers to being a POW and refers to the charges of aiding the enemy while a prisoner. How could soldiers in his unit know what was going on where he was being held?
Sorry your comprehension is waning.
- Munchmasterman
- 06-08-2014, 06:12 PM
You work real hard to build on someone else's original thoughts....it must be painful that I out thought you (with graphics as well). So much that you have to go into my original post and try change the langauge as if I said it. You do that a lot I noticed.Speaking of building on original thoughts, isn't that 30 pieces of silver from somewhere else?
On that, I did find YOUR honor. It was in a box of Cracker Jacks. I prefer the whistle. Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn
And wasn't lost honor from before you said anything about it?
As well as not being able to put a price on it which is exactly what you did.
What you call building on your thoughts I call pointing out what bullshit it is. Also known by other terms but mainly known as "responding".
- i'va biggen
- 06-08-2014, 07:32 PM
You lie, MasterDickMuncher! You were the one called for claiming "there is no solid information" while conspicuously shunning the statements of soldiers -- "solid information" -- who served with Bergdahl in Afghanistan and who stated Bergdahl deserted his post, MasterDickMuncher. Your lies do not offset their eyewitness accounts of what happened, MasterDickMuncher.No it dosen't you dumb SOB it is showing where Waco can't tell left from right. It is why you will never show the right one and prove you are a lying cocksucker.
Buetow, the team leader stated they went to get Bergdahl to stand guard duty, and he was already gone. Therefore he could not have deserted his post if he left before hand.
Go screw yourself, Ekim the Inbred Chimp. You're jackass opinion that the men who served with Bergdahl aren't proffering factual evidence in the Bergdahl story is asinine. BTW, Ekim the Inbred Chimp, there's nothing wrong with the citation in the signature line below, Ekim the Inbred Chimp, other than it shows where you embarrassed your dumb-ass in public.
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
Buetow, the team leader, and the Pentagon both have stated there were no "direct missions" to find Bergdahl, however they were always trying to gain intell on his whereabouts.
- JD Barleycorn
- 06-09-2014, 02:57 AM
There you have it folks, "Sweet Ass" IIFFY sending a huge shout out to the best POTUS of the 20th century, F.D.R.You need to have your glasses checked Tampon. I don't see anything like that. I see a cut and paste. Someone else has described FDR as a great president but I would put him behind T. Roosevelt, Calvin Coolidge, Ronald Reagan, Harry Truman, and Dwight Eisenhower. (not in any specific order)
Shhh, don't tell anybody but FDR was a Democrat!
- gnadfly
- 06-09-2014, 08:02 AM
What facts? You mean the things you claim as facts? You know, your opinions.The day after Obama's press conference Bergdahl's squadmates came forward to offer their side of the story. Are you call those servicemen liars?
This soldier has just been released after 5 years and the most important thing to you are rumors. Rumors you don't even know where they came from. Just to be clear, there are no facts right now that support your position.
You aren't fit to lick this guy's boots.
Fucking douche-bag. Originally Posted by Munchmasterman
- JD Barleycorn
- 06-09-2014, 12:13 PM
In case you missed it (and it sounds like you did) six people who served with Bergdahl went on Megyn Kelly's show (FOX) and publicly said that they thought he was a deserter and show face a court martial. No unsubstantiated rumors there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFjbMJRSdtY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFjbMJRSdtY
- I B Hankering
- 06-09-2014, 02:48 PM
You're still a deflecting congenital liar, MasterDickMuncher, because you were responding to Jackie S when you made the asinine claim that "there was no solid information", jackass!
Not shunning, they are irrelevant to the statement I made. They weren't in jail with him. They weren't eye witnesses at the POW camp.
And wrong yet again.
You love the incomplete quote, your little twist to other's truth. As soon as the second part you continue to leave out is added, you're exposed. Just like you were earning the restraining order to stay at least 100 yards from a school bus stop.
The statement "Since there is no solid information on his long wait for freedom (In captivity waiting to be released)" clearly refers to being a POW and refers to the charges of aiding the enemy while a prisoner. How could soldiers in his unit know what was going on where he was being held?
Sorry your comprehension is waning.
Originally Posted by Munchmasterman
Your lies are weak and transparent, MasterDickMuncher!By many accounts, this guy is a deserter. Originally Posted by Jackie SSince there is no solid information on his long wait for freedom
Originally Posted by Munchmasterman
No it dosen't you dumb SOB it is showing where Waco can't tell left from right. It is why you will never show the right one and prove you are a lying cocksucker.The Pentagon said Tilman was killed by enemy fire and lied when it projected Jessica Lynch as a female Rambo, Ekim the Inbred Chimp. RE: Buetow's "factual" account of events, Ekim the inbred Chimp:
Buetow, the team leader, and the Pentagon both have stated there were no "direct missions" to find Bergdahl, however they were always trying to gain intell on his whereabouts. Originally Posted by i'va biggen
The Truth Is Simple, Bowe Berghdahl Walked Away Says Former Team Leader Sgt Evan Buetow
Sgt Buetow said Berghdal is not a hero, he is a deserter and needs to face charges for his desertion. Buetow said that the truth is simple, Berghdahl walked away. Sgt Buetow told Gibson that Berghdahl’s actions did lead to the death of other soldiers.
http://radio.foxnews.com/2014/06/09/...t-evan-buetow/
BTW, Ekim the Inbred Chimp, Waco pointed out what your stupid ass typed, jackass.
The day after Obama's press conference Bergdahl's squadmates came forward to offer their side of the story. Are you call those servicemen liars? Originally Posted by gnadflyMasterDickMuncher and Ekim the Inbred Chimp both deny the validity and truthfulness of statements made by those servicemen.
- i'va biggen
- 06-09-2014, 03:45 PM
You're still a deflecting congenital liar, MasterDickMuncher, because you were responding to Jackie S when you made the asinine claim that "there was no solid information", jackass!You and wacco are both dyslexic idiots. Bottom line is you are a fucking cocksucking liar.
Your lies are weak and transparent, MasterDickMuncher!
The Pentagon said Tilman was killed by enemy fire and lied when it projected Jessica Lynch as a female Rambo, Ekim the Inbred Chimp. RE: Buetow's "factual" account of events, Ekim the inbred Chimp:
The Truth Is Simple, Bowe Berghdahl Walked Away Says Former Team Leader Sgt Evan Buetow
Sgt Buetow said Berghdal is not a hero, he is a deserter and needs to face charges for his desertion. Buetow said that the truth is simple, Berghdahl walked away. Sgt Buetow told Gibson that Berghdahl’s actions did lead to the death of other soldiers.
http://radio.foxnews.com/2014/06/09/...t-evan-buetow/
BTW, Ekim the Inbred Chimp, Waco pointed out what your stupid ass typed, jackass.
] Originally Posted by I B Hankering
If there were no "direct missions" to find Bowe how can you blame the deaths on him? Reuters has established the deaths occurred on missions covering the elections.
- JD Barleycorn
- 06-10-2014, 04:42 AM
You and wacco are both dyslexic idiots. Bottom line is you are a fucking cocksucking liar.I'm curious, what do you call a "direct mission" to find someone. Can you describe what it looks like? Is a cop on patrol on a "direct mission" to stop a murder or is that just something that happens on patrol?
If there were no "direct missions" to find Bowe how can you blame the deaths on him? Reuters has established the deaths occurred on missions covering the elections.
In fact EVA, you sound like Hillary. When Flight 800 went down near Long Island there was a navy petty officer on board. He died. He had served in the navy for 11 years. When Hillary mentioned him (like she was a close personal friend) she praised that he had been serving his country for the last six months. Six months? He had been serving his country for eleven years! Not to Hillary. You see she was only counting the time of his latest deployment. Everything else, the other deployments, his training, his schooling didn't count to that cunt. So yes, I am calling you a cunt EVA. Live with it.
- i'va biggen
- 06-10-2014, 07:35 AM
You're still a deflecting congenital liar, MasterDickMuncher, because you were responding to Jackie S when you made the asinine claim that "there was no solid information", jackass!
Your lies are weak and transparent, MasterDickMuncher!
[COLOR="Black"]The Pentagon said Tilman was killed by enemy fire and lied when it projected Jessica Lynch as a female Rambo, Ekim the Inbred Chimp. RE: Buetow's "factual" account of events, Ekim the inbred Chimp:
Why are you bringing Tillman up sperm breath deflection?
The Truth Is Simple, Bowe Berghdahl Walked Away Says Former Team Leader Sgt Evan Buetow
Correct, but from his outfit not from his post as you claimed . PER his team leader.
Sgt Buetow said Berghdal is not a hero, he is a deserter and needs to face charges for his desertion. Buetow said that the truth is simple, Berghdahl walked away. Sgt Buetow told Gibson that Berghdahl’s actions did lead to the death of other soldiers.
If there were no combat missions directed to looking for him how do you claim casualties on him? He was gone for five years just claim all casualties in this time frame on him.
http://radio.foxnews.com/2014/06/09/...t-evan-buetow/
That has been established. Why keep on parroting it.
BTW, Ekim the Inbred Chimp, Waco pointed out what your stupid ass typed, jackass.
] Originally Posted by I B Hankering
[SIZE="3"You dyslexic fuck can't prove anything with this link. Hint: it is the one before the one you have sperm breath. Of course it will prove you are a lying fuck so better stay away.
- I B Hankering
- 06-10-2014, 09:31 AM
You and wacco are both dyslexic idiots. Bottom line is you are a fucking cocksucking liar.You're deflecting, Ekim the Inbred, and you've conceded the point that what the other soldiers have to say constitutes "facts" and is relevant -- because you're now citing them to support your jackass POV, jackass! And just a reminder, Ekim the Inbred Chimp, this exchange was never about "missions", you moronic, hayseed jackass -- it was about YOUR dumb-ass rejecting the statements of the soldiers you are now citing to support your new and unimproved argument, jackass! BTW, Waco called you out for what YOU typed, Ekim the Inbred Chimp.
If there were no "direct missions" to find Bowe how can you blame the deaths on him? Reuters has established the deaths occurred on missions covering the elections.
Why are you bringing Tillman up sperm breath deflection? To refute the validity of your stupid "the Pentagon always tells the truth" POV, Ekim the Inbred Chimp.
Correct, but from his outfit not from his post as you claimed . PER his team leader. Bergdahl walked away from -- deserted -- his post, Ekim the Inbred Chimp. Bergdahl was captured OUTSIDE the wire, jackass!
If there were no combat missions directed to looking for him how do you claim casualties on him? He was gone for five years just claim all casualties in this time frame on him. This is your deflecting, straw man argument, Ekim the Inbred Chimp, and has absolutely nothing to do with the exchange heretofore.
That has been established. Why keep on parroting it. You're the one that denied the validity and truthfulness of his -- and others -- statement, Ekim the Inbred Chimp.
You dyslexic fuck can't prove anything with this link. Didn't need to prove anything, Ekim the Inbred Chimp, you've already conceded that you lost when you started to cite these men to support your POV. Hint: it is the one before the one you have sperm breath. Of course it will prove you are a lying fuck so better stay away. Those who didn't previously know you are learning about you now as you keep calling attention to yourself, Ekim the Inbred Chimp. Originally Posted by i'va biggen