Posted on 01/12/2016 11:42:31 PM PST by BlackVeil
Obama fired Admiral Top US Admiral Fired For Questioning his Purchase Of Mansion In Dubai...but ignores 10 sailors captured by Iran.
Obama fired Admiral Top US Admiral Fired For Questioning Obama Purchase Of Mansion In Dubai 01/11/2016 5:13:58 PM PST · by dontreadthis · 83 replies awdnews ^ | 10 January 2016 |
Top News A stunning new Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) report circulating in the Kremlin today states that one of the United States Navyâs top commanders was relieved of his command a few hours ago after he sent out an âemail/postingâ revealing that President Barack Obama was in the process of purchasing a multi-million dollar seaside luxury villa in the United Arab Emirates city (UAE) of Dubai. According to this report, the Commander of the US Navyâs Carrier Strike Group 15, Rear Admiral Rick Williams, posted a âpointedâ query on 8 January [since deleted] to the US Naval Instituteâs âReadiness Kill Chainâ ârecipients/respondersâ.
Ping
And so it goes in Carter’s third term.
So much John Kerry getting his Peace Prize...
or was this planned?
Now we give up GITMO or the $150 billion to get our hostages?
Who ordered the Navy to stand down?
These are the guys I’d like to see blown off the face of the planet. And the mullahs. The Persian people- not so much.
Surely, everyone is praying for these sailors. Their captors are sick beyond anything most of us can fathom.
‘America is the most powerful nation on earth - nobody else is even close’: Obama at the SOTU.
The only thing missing is Obama’s sweater speech in front of the fireplace telling us to expect less.
And this nation is in BIG TROUBLE !
That disgraceful piece of crap. . . He loves this.
Yes, it appears that history IS repeating itself.
This has to make Omaba’s SOTU speech the biggest embarrassment in SOTU history.
Wa Po is reporting that if the interrogations show they were spying, Iranian officials will take action!!!
I feel sick.
... if these boats were really doing what the White House says they were doing, they had to go substantially off course to "run aground" on (or near?) Farsi Island..... The corridor depicted on the map shows a rough area between the territorial waters of Saudi Arabia and Iran (Farsi Island) where the boats would presumably have been in transit. To be "picked up by Iran," they"d have to have been on or near Iranian territory.
... But in that part of the Gulf, there's only Farsi Island that meets that description. It' not like they could have run aground on some other rock claimed by Iran and then been taken to Farsi Island. They had to be a good 20 nautical miles off course to be that close to Farsi Island, something that "drifting" while out of communications doesn't really explain. (The time factor is wrong: the Navy in Manama wouldn't ignore it that long if comms had been lost. There would have been a helicopter out there pronto.)
In addition to which, it makes zero sense for "some type of mechanical trouble with one of the boats" to cause "them" - both boats? - to run aground............This story doesn't hang together, as it stands right now." ....end quote.
(Side note:.... The Islamic Revolutionary Guard operates its military facilities on Farsi Island and would in any case conduct any seizure like this one.... The regular military is subordinate to the national civilian command structure, but the IRGC is subordinate to the Revolutionary Council, which is headed by the Ayatollah.)
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The Trumpinator would have this cleared up in a matter of hours.
Done.
We can really only speculate.....could it have been a “Seals” operation? But then they surely would have had backup to get them out right away.
Thanks.
Read this:
http://news.sky.com/story/1621569/iran-interrogating-us-sailors-detained-in-gulf
They only captured 10 - 9 men and 1 woman.
5 the normal size crew? I’m wondering if anther 10 were killed.
They had two boats
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