Monday, 23 November 2015

THE LAME DUCK AND WEAK OBAMA SAYS "WE ARE NOT AFRAID OF ISIS", WHILE THE NEW WORLD SUPER-POWER RUSSIA TAKES DECISIVE ACTION AGAINST THIS SATANIC ORGANISATION (SEE ARTICLE BELOW)!!

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A Pusillanimous Obama Says Our Greatest Weapon Against ISIS Is To Say “We Are Not Afraid”

by Tricky Dicky 

Speaking dismissively of IS' global prowess, Obama said, "They're a bunch of killers with good social media."

EDITOR'S NOTE: It's official, Barack Obama is as crazy as an end-stage syphilis patient. The very idea of saying that our "greatest weapon against ISIS" is to "show we are not afraid"?? Are you KIDDING me? Anyreal Commander in chief knows that our "greatest weapon" is the ability to bomb the enemy into submission leading to surrender. Wars are not waged and won on ideas, they are won on having superior firepower, and using it. Chances of Obama keeping America safe from Islamic terror threats? Solidly at ZERO. He is a coward. A weak, spineless, Muslim-loving coward. 
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — President Barack Obama said Sunday that the United States and its international partners "will not relent" in the fight against the Islamic State group and that the world would not accept the extremists' attacks on civilians in Paris and elsewhere as the "new normal."
"The most powerful tool we have is to say we are not afraid," Obama saidas he wrapped up a nine-day trip to Turkey and Asia that was shadowed by terrorist attacks.
The president also pressed Russian President Vladimir Putin to align himself with the U.S.-led coalition, noting that IS has been accused of bringing down a Russian passenger jet last month, killing 224 people.
"He needs to go after the people who killed Russian citizens," he said of Putin.
The president spoke in Malaysia shortly before departing for Washington. His trip also took him to the Philippines and Turkey, where he met with Putin on the sidelines of an international summit.
While Russia has stepped up its air campaign in Syria, Obama said Moscow has focused its attention on moderate rebels fighting Syrian President Bashar Assad, a Russian ally. He called on Russia to make a "strategic adjustment" and drop its support for Assad, insisting the violence in Syria cannot be stopped as long as Assad is in office. source

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