Iran Sinks into the Muck--(infighting, explosions & gunfights!)

Pajamas Media ^ | September 14, 2010 | Michael Ledeen

[Eagle of Liberty]

Obama, or Sarah Palin

I'm sure this is precisely the reply you were hoping for when posting this, but I'll bite. So, Palin would be a WORSE cure than the Obama disease? This I am very interested in having you expand upon.

[r9etb]

So, Palin would be a WORSE cure than the Obama disease? This I am very interested in having you expand upon.

By being just as inexperienced, and more stoutly opposed.

[Eagle of Liberty]

By being just as inexperienced, and more stoutly opposed.

I'll give you the more stoutly opposed, but just as inexperienced? Really? Obama has never run ONE THING in his life, but somehow their experience level is equal?

But throwing all of that aside, how exactly would her being elected be a worse cure that the Obama disease? What would she do as President that would harm our country more than what Obama has done?

[r9etb]

I'll give you the more stoutly opposed, but just as inexperienced? Really? Obama has never run ONE THING in his life, but somehow their experience level is equal?

Palin's half-term as governor of a small state is roughly comparable to Obama's legislative background. She has done nothing to demonstrate a grasp of serious policy or philosophical subjects that goes any deeper than a sound-bite.

Be that as it may, my comment had more to do with the dangers of supporters attributing magical powers to their candidates. That behavior is assuredly as true for Palinites as it was for Obama's crowd.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***Whatever the Islamic Republic of Iran once was, it is no longer a source of enthusiasm for the Iranian people.***

When I watched the Ayatollas come to power, thanks to Jimmy Carter, I saw how thrilled the people were to be under islamic rule, I said to my working companions...”They will feel different in about twenty five years when a new generation has reached adulthood and find they have no freedom.”

That is what is happening now.

[Eagle of Liberty]

She has done nothing to demonstrate a grasp of serious policy or philosophical subjects that goes any deeper than a sound-bite.

I'll just let you go on thinking that. Being the Governor of a state, any state, is not roughly comparable to voting present in state or federal Congress.

That behavior is assuredly as true for Palinites as it was for Obama's crowd.

Not sure people are attributing magical powers to Palin, but I'll let you go on thinking that too.

[r9etb]

Not sure people are attributing magical powers to Palin, but I'll let you go on thinking that too.

You've got your head in the sand, then.

[UCANSEE2]

I just wish that our country would have the decency, the morality and the guts to get behind them and help them and give them encouragement to fight on against their repressive government.

Isn't that the job of the Secretary of State?

[TexasRepublic]

If I have to choose between experience and attitude, I’ll give the nod to attitude. BO *may* be smart, but I don’t like where his radical left wing philosophy is taking us.

[UCANSEE2]

The bail was paid in counterfeit North Korean printed $100 bills provided by the CIA

So that's where the US MINT that Saddam used to own, went to.

[UCANSEE2]

Cause our military industrial complex need a boogie man and Iran be it.

Afghanistan is not the boogie man, yet we seem to be using a lot of Hellfire missiles there (very productively, I might add).

What a mixed up world we live in.

[Joe Boucher]

” a little brutal to his enemies”.
All things are relative.
The Shah was a saint compared to this gang of bandits.
And yeah, the shah was a real bastard.

[Joe Boucher]

Afganistan and Brasil are the next big oil deposit recoveries.
Nuff said.