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Syria-Lebanon-Iran
Russia to veto Syria sanctions
2005-10-28
We expected it, of course. The big question is: what happens when that occurs? Assad is expecting that in six months things'll be back to business as usual. It's entirely likely he's correct. I'm still expecting him to be out of power by 9-11-2006.
Posted by:Fred

#5  So let the UN vote. Russia, Iran, North Korean, and ....? And the rest of the owrld? Hello?
Posted by: Bobby   2005-10-28 23:02  

#4  Good, first we vaporize Saudi Arabia, Iran, Syria, North Korea, etc. Then call Putzin give him first dibs on Walmartsky, Best Buyovich, etc. Things did not work for Neville Chamberlain either.
Posted by: Bardo   2005-10-28 19:44  

#3  I'll only commit the egregious act of quoting myself:

"This is where I get worked up about State and all of the others who put their 'pragmatism' and 'realpolitik' and 'situational / momentary convenience' ahead of our principles."

...

"But who thinks we don't pay far more dearly later for those choices than if we had made the hard choice up front and shunned them for the assholes and brutal despots they are? It's an offense to our principles and gives credence to our detractors. May the accommodaters burn forever for saddling all of us with such asinine and compromising decisions. They are party to 9/11 and Beslan and the cynicism that led to our Moonbat Professors and Tranzi MSM and the traction they bestow on Muzzy insanity.

This gap between what Americans stand for and what we sometimes do demands correction. If I can make the hard choices, the inconvenient choices, the painful choices, because I know they're the right thing to do, and know that nothing less will do, so can my government."

Obviously, I'm not a fan of accommodation and convenience. It always comes back to haunt us. Always. So sue me. Just my opinion.
Posted by: .com   2005-10-28 17:33  

#2  LOL! The Wrath of Com!

{digging in with last Monday's links}
Posted by: Shipman   2005-10-28 17:18  

#1  At the risk of feeling the wrath of .com, I say it’s high time we play ball with these KGB phuqs. The last ten years of negotiations with the Russkies has been nothing more then diplomatic belly-bucking. Should we get all Frenchy nice with Gucci suitcases full of Benjamins and promises not to talk about their penchant for Piss-Bars in public? No Clairise…they covet. And what do they covet? They covet what they see everyday.
Posted by: DepotGuy   2005-10-28 14:58  

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