Nelson Mandela Dies at 95

[jacksmar]

Rwanda really was a stellar moment in American foreign policy. Instead of getting his dick sucked by a chubby intern, maybe Bubba shudda done something…anything…cue the cricket sounds…yeah.

True.



Can't wait until Fidel dies to watch the world fawn over that communist.

[Va Beach VH Fan]

Republicans, who made deals with Mao, Saddam and many other murderers just went apeshit cuz President Blacula shook hands with Raul Castro— Bill Maher (@billmaher) December 10, 2013

[Satan]

Guess Jerksmear forgot about Chimpy kissing and holding hands with Al Qaeda's bankrollers.......

[Nickdfresh]

Rwanda really was a stellar moment in American foreign policy. Instead of getting his dick sucked by a chubby intern, maybe Bubba shudda done something…anything…cue the cricket sounds…yeah.

It certainly wasn't a stellar moment in ours or anyone else's foreign policy. But the United States had no major historical associations in that area nor were there any troops there. I think things were down to a few Canadian peacekeepers helplessly watching the massacres, and things happened so quickly it was almost over before anything major could have transpired. I think as many people died in the Sudan on W.'s watch.

And if you criticize Clinton's lack of action in Rwanda, then one has to laud Obama's actions in Libya...

[Satan]

Or the BCE's Donald Rumsfeld, shaking hands with Saddam Hussein (right after selling him a bunch of chemical weapons, most likely)

[Satan]

And... oh unholy shit, what do we have here???



Isn't that the Holy Jellybean Messiah shaking hands with the leader of the Goddamned EVIL EMPIRE??

[PETE'S BROTHER]

yes ?

[DrMaddVibe]

And... oh unholy shit, what do we have here???



Isn't that the Holy Jellybean Messiah shaking hands with the leader of the Goddamned EVIL EMPIRE??

Why yes it is…and who blinked?

[DrMaddVibe]

and again…

[DrMaddVibe]

It certainly wasn't a stellar moment in ours or anyone else's foreign policy. But the United States had no major historical associations in that area nor were there any troops there. I think things were down to a few Canadian peacekeepers helplessly watching the massacres, and things happened so quickly it was almost over before anything major could have transpired. I think as many people died in the Sudan on W.'s watch.

And if you criticize Clinton's lack of action in Rwanda, then one has to laud Obama's actions in Libya...

No of course not…we were too damned busy launching missiles into milk factories in Iraq and poking our nose into the Bosnia/Herzegovina debacle…our entry into the war on Islam! Please continue though…like you're making any point…lol!

[Nickdfresh]

No of course not…we were too damned busy launching missiles into milk factories in Iraq and poking our nose into the Bosnia/Herzegovina debacle…our entry into the war on Islam! Please continue though…like you're making any point…lol!

Um, the Bosnians are largely Muslims and we sort of fought on their side. Which genocide do you think is okay to "poke" noses into and which one isn't?..

[Angel]

It certainly wasn't a stellar moment in ours or anyone else's foreign policy. But the United States had no major historical associations in that area nor were there any troops there. I think things were down to a few Canadian peacekeepers helplessly watching the massacres, and things happened so quickly it was almost over before anything major could have transpired. I think as many people died in the Sudan on W.'s watch.

And if you criticize Clinton's lack of action in Rwanda, then one has to laud Obama's actions in Libya...

There were actually a lot of soldiers on the ground, getting their citizens out. Romeo Dallaire tried to get Clinton to send troops...was refused. He tried to get the UN to change his mission from peacekeeping...they refused and ordered him out.
He refused to leave, and a handful of volunteers stayed with him. There's a lot more to it than that, though...

Dallaire's book "Shake Hands With the Devil" is a fascinating read.

[DrMaddVibe]

Um, the Bosnians are largely Muslims and we sort of fought on their side.

And so were those wacky Afghan rebels that we "helped" against the USSR too! How'd THAT work out again?

Which genocide do you think is okay to "poke" noses into and which one isn't?..

Rwanda was a certified genocide where we did absolutely. They begged for help and got none. Why was that? Because it's Africa? Why were we so hot and heavy to jump into Bosnia? Because they were white?

Now that the US is setting up listening post in EVERY nation it's a cottage industry and I can understand why you think it's vogue. The blowback from what we're doing is strong. 9-11 was just the beginning of reaping what we're sowing around the globe. Hey, we have the Kenyan King taking selfies though…everyone applaud!

[Fairwrning]

Amazing..did I just see that the sign language interpreter at Mandela's funeral was winging it...

[vandeleur]

Amazing..did I just see that the sign language interpreter at Mandela's funeral was winging it...

Been all over twitter that it was all made up shit couldnt sign at all