Obama "Wouldn't Rule Out Anything" in Iraq
Monday, June 16, 2014 at 9:46AM On June 14, 2014 the Washington Post reported that President Obama said, "It is now clear Iraq will need help from the United States as the situation there deteriorates," adding that he "wouldn’t 'rule out anything,' including drone strikes and air strikes, but not ground troops."
If the Commander & Chief stays his historical ideological course, the Islamic Militants' Caliphate should be firmly established and spreading throughout the Middle Eastern region. Sharia law will flourish and grow to prosper as the United States shrinks impotently into a shriveled, sniveling United Nations member cowering in a corner with others under the fears of future domestic 9/11 style attacks.
So how can one arrive at such a dismal conclusion? Easy. Obama said, "I would not rule out anything"--and so Obama does nothing about 'anything!'
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