Foreign Policy quotes retired Air Force Col. Rick Francona who states that we aided and abetted Saddam Hussein when he gassed Iran, Judge Napolitano states that DOJ under Clinton used chemical weapons in Waco and MSNBC believes that Napalm bombs that we used in Vietnam were as bad as chemical weapons. Will this ever end? What is the answer?
Posted on | September 11, 2013 | 7 Comments
https://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2013/08/25/secret_cia_files_prove_america_helped_saddam_as_he_gassed_iran
Exclusive: CIA Files Prove America Helped Saddam as He Gassed Iran
MSNBC Host Reacts to Obama’s Speech by Insinuating America’s Past With Napalm Is Just as Bad as Syria’s Use of Sarin
“Our cheapest weapon of mass destruction.”
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7 Responses to “Foreign Policy quotes retired Air Force Col. Rick Francona who states that we aided and abetted Saddam Hussein when he gassed Iran, Judge Napolitano states that DOJ under Clinton used chemical weapons in Waco and MSNBC believes that Napalm bombs that we used in Vietnam were as bad as chemical weapons. Will this ever end? What is the answer?”
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September 12th, 2013 @ 5:00 am
The Answer ? NO ONE KNOWS… But I Do have a GOOD Suggestion : MAKE all News Media Reporters (Print and Television) WATCH 1000 Hours of “Back to Bataan”,”Schindlers List” and “The Ten Commandments”. Maybe, JUST Maybe, they will come out REALIZING what REAL EVIL Looks like. If not, just FIRE THEM.
September 12th, 2013 @ 9:41 am
I love how military retirees who sit
self-prided and lazy on government checks–I’m talking Col. Francona–can conjecture the legitimacy of a despot who walks guns into Mexico, oversees the downfall of Egypt, Libya and..if I’m correct..Tunisa; could care less about the carnage against Christians in Africa..,and can’t call a Muslim shooting fellow servicemen at Fort Hood a terrorist. This list could go on.
I wish Francona could be forced out into the civillian world and earn a living free from government support
Maybe Putin can allow the U.S. limited ground invasion into Syria but only if all storming U.S. personnel have over about eight years active duty on up to 35 years active duty instead of sending in the kids under command of demoralists like who Francona most likely once was.
September 12th, 2013 @ 10:44 am
operation tailwind Laos 1970, the U S used chemical weapon that killed many, thank you dr Kissinger, and Brent Scowcroft
September 12th, 2013 @ 12:45 pm
They did what under Clinton? and he was IMPEACHED and was allowed to STAY ON THE JOB???!!
How totally ridiculous!
I think the (R)’s and (I)’s should start NOW to come up with a candidate for Prez, to resemble Reagan or better! (NO MORE LEFTIES IN THE WH!)
September 12th, 2013 @ 12:57 pm
I am not familiar with this operation, what exactly happened there?
September 13th, 2013 @ 5:30 am
If you are asking on Waco, under Clinton, from what I gathered at the time (no time to look this stuff up and can’t say it’s accurate or not accurate):
David Koresh (sp?) had a sort of religious commune where the males and females dormed separately (the early American Quakers are said to have done this). They seemed to have had a peaceable existence and were armed to the hilt with a conventional gun arsenal and the will to defend themselves. The nearby town didn’t have a problem with them albeit thought them strange. They would make huge purchases at the nearby Sams Club.
I don’t know what the trigger for the Feds was other than Koresh was reported to have been having polygamous sex with some of the women. I’m not sure about the younger girls, can’t remember but assume they were in the mix–if it all even happened in the first place. (For Muslim terrorists the sexcapade would’ve been okay with the United States because no ‘gas’ was used).
So, the showdown was on with a stand-off between the Feds and Koresh defenders. Well, Ruth Ginsberg, i think, had her panties in a wad and couldn’t put up with some rebel rednecks telling her the way it would be.
The rest you can probably find on the net with their version complete.
September 13th, 2013 @ 7:09 am
correction: It was Attorney General Janet Reno who ordered the seige in Waco, and not Supreme Court Justice Ruth Ginsberg. Otherwise, same andgrogne.