Wednesday, June 10, 2015

The United States of America is not at war in Iraq. Perhaps the Speaker of the House hasn't stopped playing politics long enough to realize that. We aren't going back there.

In my opinion President Obama doesn't need a strategy. The USA is currently involved in supporting a coalition of countries no differently than we support NATO. 

"Training, advising and assisting" is not a declaration of war. Iraq is not the 51st state regardless of the disappointment to the Republicans.

August 12, 2014

The United States (click here) will be finalizing an agreement to increase its military presence in Australia in an attempt to bolster its ties with allies in the Asia-Pacific, where China has been flexing its muscles, Reuters reported Tuesday.
The negotiations will conclude an agreement made between Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott and U.S. President Barack Obama in June....

Is the United States of America at war in Australia?

Having soldiers deployed in Afghanistan isn't enough for the Republican House Speaker? 

April 8, 2015


One U.S. soldier (click here) was killed and at least two were wounded by an Afghan in military uniform when a firefight erupted Wednesday after a U.S. Embassy delegation’s visit in eastern Afghanistan, according to U.S. and Afghan officials.
American soldiers subsequently killed the assailant in a shootout. Officials said one Afghan soldier was killed and two were wounded in the assault.
The attack highlighted the dangers faced by the approximately 10,000 U.S. troops left in Afghanistan after America’s longest war was officially declared over at the end of last year. Those troops, earlier expected to number half as many by the end of this year, will remain in place after President Obama agreed last month to delay their planned exit amid concerns that a resurgent Taliban could escalate its offensives this year....

There are currently 2358 dead American soldiers since 2001. Fourteen years of deaths and for what? That is only the dead military from Afghanistan. Not enough blood flowing from Americans veins, huh, John?