Wednesday, September 04, 2013

'Catastrophic' John McCain: GOP's worst nightmare

I don’t often post verbatim commentaries by others, but here is one I agree with 100%.  It speaks of how suicidally out of touch with reality our leaders really are.  Personally I find their behavior rather “Twilight-Zone-ish”…

Pamela Geller, WND Column: 'Catastrophic' John McCain

'Catastrophic' John McCain: GOP's worst nightmare

by Pam Geller

Sen.  John McCain, R-Ariz., said Monday, according to Bloomberg News, that “the U.S. must follow up with more assistance to Assad’s opponents to shift the balance of power in the conflict … dismissing concerns that some rebels have militant ties. ‘Those who say we don’t know who the opposition are, they are either not telling the truth and they know the truth or they are badly mistaken.’”

This is rich coming from a man who posed with known jihad kidnappers in Syria. Back in May, McCain went to Syria to meet with the opposition. While there, he posed for a now-notorious photo with two Sunni jihadists who were involved in kidnapping 11 Shiite pilgrims in 2012. This is what happens when clueless politicians inject themselves into situations in which they clearly do not belong. What was McCain thinking, sneaking into Syria to meet with jihadists?

Barack Obama is wrong and completely isolated on his Syria plan to back al-Qaida and the Muslim Brotherhood opposition. But who do you think is coming to the rescue? RINOs. McCain and his sidekick, Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., are now carrying water for Obama’s pro-jihadist intervention in Syria. Step ‘n Fetchit McCain and Graham were at the White House Monday getting their marching orders from the Dear Leader. There were no congressional Democrats at the White House.

McCain said Monday that blocking Obama’s Syria strike would be “catastrophic.” No, Sen. McCain. Obama’s support of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt was “catastrophic,” and so is his backing of the Brotherhood and al-Qaida in Syria.

McCain explained that to refuse to go along with Obama’s Syrian misadventure would be “catastrophic” because “it would undermine the credibility of the United States of America and of the president of the United States.” As if Obama hasn’t undermined his own credibility beyond repair already.

Then on Tuesday, McCain dismissed the Syrian jihadis’ cries of “Allahu akbar” by equating them with saying “Thank G-d.” We are witnessing an embarrassing meltdown right before our very eyes. John McCain equating the cries of “Allahu akbar” after a jihadi attack with “Thank G-d” requires a complete break with reality.

I have never heard Christian or Jew (or any non-Muslim) scream “Thank G-d” after beheading someone or blowing up a school, or slaughtering Muslims on their way to mosque. “Allahu akbar” is a war cry, and John McCain is an idiot. The bloodcurdling cry of “Allahu akbar” is meant to “strike terror in the hearts of the unbelievers” (Quran 3:151).

Why isn’t McCain the poster boy for the Christians and religious minorities being persecuted, oppressed and slaughtered under Muslim rule? He is a disgrace. McCain and Graham should be backing the Christians and the Kurds, not jihadists in Syria. The GOP coming to the rescue of the most seditious and dangerous president in American history is inexcusable and unforgivable.

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Even the New York Times reported that “nowhere in rebel-controlled Syria is there a secular fighting force to speak of.” And that was on April 28. Nothing has improved for secularists in Syria since then. But neither the Democrats nor the RINOs have noticed, despite McCain’s protestations to the contrary. Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday compared Bashar al-Assad to “Adolf Hitler and Saddam Hussein.”

It would be funny if it weren’t so scary. Just last week the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) ran a story featuring jihadists talking about fighting with the “rebels” and the Free Syrian Army – the very groups Obama is supporting. There has to be a complete disconnect to reality for Obama and McCain to support these savages. Despite knowing that the opposition in Syria is driven by jihad and brutal Islamic supremacism and that its players include the Taliban and al-Qaida, Congress caved to Obama’s demand to arm the jihadists. In July, House and Senate Intelligence panel members voted to block Obama from arming the Syrian jihadis, but Obama decided to arm them anyway.

And no, I do not believe Assad used chemical weapons. I think that is an elaborate ruse by the jihadists to get the U.S. and Europe to take up arms against Assad. And it looks as if it is working.

Which Muslim Brotherhood operatives are advising McCain and Graham? Seriously. CAIR, ISNA, ICNA? How otherwise could they possibly have come to the conclusion that Obama’s catastrophic Syria plan is good for America?

Muslims from around the world – the U.S., Europe, Africa, Asia – are joining the jihad in Syria to fight for Islamic conquest and supremacism. Religious minorities are being annihilated by the jihadists, and yet another nation could well fall to this brutal and bloody ideology.

And it isn’t just McCain. John Boehner Tuesday announced his support for Obama’s Syrian plan. And Jeb Bush is going to present an award to Hillary Clinton. Why? Why would the GOP and a potential 2016 candidate sanction this? Remember: Clinton’s State Department was told that Benghazi was a “terrorist attack” minutes after it began – and lied about it.

We don’t need a third party. We need a second party. Ted Cruz is not enough. The GOP is all but disappearing before our very eyes. They are MIA on Obamacare, Benghazi, the IRS and now Syria.

Obama is aiding the jihadists; McCain is sneaking into Syria to pose for pics with them. The former is complicit, the latter is clueless. The outcome is the same.

1 comment:

Art said...

Latest news: McCain now opposes the resolution to attack Syria. Why? Because he wants a "more aggressive" approach.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/09/04/mccain-opposes-syria-strike-resolution/

And to think, in 2008 I voted for this idiot.