Kerry: Putin now acting out of 'weakness' and 'desperation'

The Hill ^ | March 2, 2014 | Kyle Balluck and Russell Berman

[mgist]

If Putin came and kicked Kerry’s behind, I wouldn’t protest.

[headstamp 2]

Yep.

I remember Grenada.

[dfwgator]

And why did we go into Grenada?

Because the Soviets went into our backyard to build an airfield. And we were right to do that.

So by aiding Georgia and Ukraine, are we not doing the very same thing to the Russians?

What’s good for the goose....

[Rome2000]

I don't think Obama has appointed a single competent person to any position of importance in his Administration.

They are all either retarded, homosexual, communist sympathizers, or a combination of the three.

[Earthdweller]

OK...will the person who bashed Kerry's head in with a baseball bat please confess.

Every time sKerry speaks he reminds me of a chronic dry drunk, someone with organic brain syndrome or a person who never recovered from a stroke.

I'm not kidding...he is not right.

Beside the fact that I think he is a nasty liar and a turd of the first order...I can't stand to listen to him, Period.

[catnipman]

“Kerry: Putin now acting out of ‘weakness’ and ‘desperation’”

I see. Putin is rolling tanks and Obama wags his finger. I think I’d take the tank-rolling guy over the finger-wagging guy any day of the week if I was a betting man.

[dfwgator]

OK...will the person who bashed Kerry's head in with a baseball bat please confess.

"Enthusiams!"

[hal ogen]

Go, skerry, GO! Throw your (or some else’s) medals at Putin. skerry is such a complete, absolute asshat.

[BitWielder1]

Projecting much?

[Java4Jay]

Putin is acting out of “weakness” and “desperation”

Some will actually believe this

[outofsalt]

I think he meant to say that if Putin just bought some carbon credits he could have Massachusetts.

[mgist]

[Churchillspirit]

Putin knows exactly what he is doing

Quite.

This is the perfect time to sabre-rattle, while the west is at it's weakest point.

If the GOP takes control of Congress, who knows what the future will hold for his pal - The Kenyan.

[mountn man]

Yea, that’s right Johnny boy, you tell em...

What an effing disgrace that man is.

You're talking about John Kerry, right??? The word man, in description of John Kerry, is not appropriate.

[rockinqsranch]

Right on the mark you are IMO! THAT’s EXACTLY what that lifelong professional political coward is doing, projecting his own “weakness”, and “desperation”.

[jimjohn]

No, you don’t understand. This is the 21st century, where we blow up wedding parties with drones without congressional approval, then claim the victimized country gave us permission to do it, under a UN mandate that doesn’t exist.

[beelzepug]

“Kerry’s had so much bad cosmetic surgery he now looks like Madame Tussaud’s version of him.”

He looks like a claymation puppet.

[mountn man]

If Putin came and kicked Kerry’s behind, I wouldn’t protest.

Forget not protesting. I'd be rootin' for Putin.

My protest would be when Vlad stopped.

[justa-hairyape]

Well, let us review the Obama/McCain/Hillary/Kerry record.

Strong going into Libya with Nato, the EU and Islamist extremists, but weak when getting the US ambassador to Libya killed.

Strong going into Egypt utilizing the Muslim Brotherhood as their coup forces, but weak when the Egyptian people and military kicked the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist organization out.

Strong going into Syria utilizing Al Qeada as their rebel forces trying to instigate a coup, but so far weak as Assad has survived numerous of their assassination attempts.

Strong going into the Ukraine utilizing neo-nazi thugs who have effectively taken over a popular revolt, but will we be strong or weak eventually.

My guess at this point is a limited tactical nuclear exchange, but that might be too conservative.

[Hugin]

Kerry and the obama administration (as well as many in the media), are so desperate for this to be true that they figure if they say enough it will become reality.

Not unlike Harry Reid claiming millions of Obamacare horror stories are all "lies". But as Reagan noted, "facts are stubborn things".