Michelle Malkin
Thousands more Syrian troops deployed on Lebanon border
Syria has mobilized some 3,000 troops and heavy equipment near its border with eastern Lebanon, Beirut’s As-Safir newspaper reported over the weekend. …

Obama’s gonna get some people nuke’d for sure.

We about to have some fun boys and girls. The news isnt going to be boring for quite a while.

Looking at this from a conservatives’ eyes: We have a stated enemy threatening to invade a strategic (potential) ally. Our theory would be to let them move across the border and then use the rapid deployment force from the huge proving ground just to the east to destroy lines of supply and communication. Then, we cut them to pieces with air power thus defeating our enemy and ensuring the Lebanese the opportunity to create a future without being controlled by Islamist fascists.

Looking at it from a Liberal’s point of view: Eeeeeew.. we have somehow upset the Syrians. We must demonize and destroy our own culture to show these good at heart people our commitment to multiculturalism and open mindedness. What did we do to the people to upset them. It must be our fault. Apparently, we didn’t get our message across! Hmmmmm, maybe if we bought them an nice chai teal latte (decaf) and talked this whole thing through, they would leave Israel and Lebanon alone and we could all go back to our favourite (notice the Brit spelling – that would be mandatory) pastime of stealing money from those greedy hate mongers that worked for it!

Your choice.

Given his love and admiration for certain people that is recorded on certain tapes being held by certaing newspaper people, what will he do? What WILL he do?

On November 3rd, 2008 at 9:01 am, 30 pcs of silver said:
Still voting third party? I don’t mean this in a snarky way. You seem to have a thorough grasp on why Obama shouldn’t become the next POTUS. Just curious if your position has changed.

Taken in the appropriate manner (as opposed to “snarky”.) I’ve sent in my absentee ballot with a third-party write-in, Alan Keyes. With regards to national security/foreign policy, neither major-party candidate seems to have a solid vision for this country nor perspective as to how to defeat this enemy. Obama is hopelessly clueless. That’s been well established. McCain, however, isn’t much better. Yes, he has military experience, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that he has a great military mind. I’m at work at the moment, but if you’d like to read more about my position on this topic, I’ve written more on Hotair.

On November 3rd, 2008 at 9:45 am, Flyoverman said:

Extremely well said. I have complaints about some of his politics, but he’s been there done that in a way that most of us hope we never have to.

lgm’s stupid remarks about whether or not he’s a good pilot should be taken up with the US Navy who issued his wings.

Tzipi Livni may have been in the Mossad, but that’s not saying much these days. She’s a feminine Olmert, a suicidal appeaser and corruptocrat.

Is she available for Speaker of the House?

Obama did exactly the same thing as McCain on the subprime thing.

McCain “suspended his campaign”, not Obama. McCain first indicated he would accept the bailout, then he scuttled the agreement. The result was a huge amount of pork added to “help” McCain Republicans vote for it.

In other words, McCain bungled. His bungling was responsible for a delay in the bailout during which over a trillion dollars were lost on the stock market.

Maybe you don’t support the bailout, maybe you do. The problem is that McCain went back and forth.

Thousands more Syrian troops deployed on Lebanon border

Joe Biden: “Where are the French?”

On November 3rd, 2008 at 9:57 am, lgm said:
He dealt with the subprime crisis better than McCain, which is one of the things Colin Powell cited in his endorsement.

Isn’t it amazing how libs dismissed everything Powell said while he was Secretary of State, but now that he has admitted to lying to the U.N., they think his endorsement is sacrosanct? If Powell presented information that he believed was false to the U.N., then this man has no integrity and his endorsement is useless.

On November 3rd, 2008 at 10:05 am, sonofdy said:

Will the liberal fools on this web page go away tomorrow??

No

If McCain wins, I expect we’ll hear a lot less from some, particularly the ones working for Obama’s campaign.

On November 3rd, 2008 at 9:57 am, lgm said:

McCain was a reckless pilot. Read Tom Wolfe’s book The Right Stuff to find out how crashes get attributed to “engine failure”.

lgm, NJ-Aviator has demonstrated that he knows much more on the subject than you do. You should know when to quit. A link to a liberal blog and a reference to a book with an implication that engines never fail is reaching, even for you.

On November 3rd, 2008 at 11:06 am, DBNinKY said:

It’s all in the rhetoric, DBN. Up is down, left is right, evil is good, “athletic” gov’t. is better than “passive” (i.e., laissez-faire).