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The DNC "Clown" Speaks

Mike

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Congresswoman Schultz Falsely Invokes The Holocaust As Rallying Cry For War Against Syria
Friends of Ours | 09/06/13

Florida Congresswoman and DNC clown Debbie Wasserman Schultz is cheaply invoking the Holocaust to support President Obama's military strike against Syria as reported by Marc A. Caputo for the Miami Herald: "'as a Jew,' she said, 'the concept of 'never again' has to mean something.'"

Except there's a flaw in her call for war.

Syrian President Bashar Assad is not engaged in ethnic cleansing.

Although civilians including children have died in the government's horrific use of chemical weapons against rebels and terrorists who seek to overthow it, none of the innocent souls were intended targets based on their religious identity; rather, they simply were so-called "collateral damage" much like all those who were indiscriminately killed when the United States firebombed German cities during World War II or dropped napalm on peasant villages during the Vietnam War.

By invoking the Holocaust the politician is proving that she is as stupid as she looks.

If the United States proceeds with a bombing campaign against Syria, the country's chemical weapons likely will fall into the hands of al-Qaeda terrorists who no doubt will use them against Israel in which case Congresswoman Schultz and the other warmongers ironically would have enabled the next Holocaust.
 

Tom in TN

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I think it might have been Rand Paul that I heard yesterday who observed that if we bombed Syria, we would effectively be "Al-Queda's Air Force".

Seems about right to me.

Tom in TN
 

Steve

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Close,.. Rand Paul asked Kerry...
Rand Paul Shoots One Of John Kerry's Most Famous Anti-War Quotes Back At Him

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) said Sunday that it would be a "mistake" to get involved militarily in Syria, referencing a young John Kerry to make his point.

"I wish he remembered more of how awful war is," Paul said on "Meet the Press" of the now-Secretary of State Kerry.

"How can you ask a man to be the first one to die for a mistake?" Paul said, twisting a quote Kerry gave before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in 1971 on the Vietnam War, when he was the face of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War.

Back then, in a preview of the role he would come to play in the Senate, Kerry challenged the committee and said, “How do you ask a man to be the last man to die for a mistake?”

it was the other freshman senator.. who made the Air force comment..

Sen. Ted Cruz called President Barack Obama’s efforts to authorize military intervention in Syria a public relations move, saying The U.S. military shouldn’t be “Al Qaeda’s air force.”
 

Steve

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Debbie Wasserman Schultz on the issues..


Voted NO on declaring Iraq part of War on Terror

Disapproval of the Surge Strategy ,... Debbie Wasserman Schultz voted in favor of this resolution and thus opposed the surge.

so it was ok for her to be silent when Saddam used chemical weapons . but now it isn't...
 
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