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Is that what Obama wants to do....embolden our enemies:confused: |
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:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: I'm no student of history, really. I don't know what he meant, what he was referring to. I admit that. Hell, sounds like a bungle to me. Doesn't mean I'm going to take the sentence to some silly conclusion. Yeah, I called it silly. Gloves are off. :rolleyes: My eyes are going to roll right out of my head. |
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Why are you voting for him(don't mention character or issues since those seem to be off limits)??? |
Sounds like he might try diplomatic measures, the bastard!!!!:rolleyes:
Please, SJ- don't you have anything better than that? (For the record- plenty of POTS's have engaged in diplomacy, and not just with interns.) |
It's naive. I don't think Obama understands that negotiations and talks with people in other cultures mean the same things as negotiations and talks do to US citizens. There's a lot of cultural things involved, including posturing, that are just as important as the words spoken in any meeting.
Talking with Hamas (and yes, I do believe the Hamas endorsement means something since there was an Obama advisor who did talk to Hamas) or Ahmadinejad is not the same thing as talking to Merkel or Brown. |
I believe that's what advisers are for, Scaeagles. Which might explain the mess we're in now.
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Sleepyjeff - She didn't say anything was off-limits; she said your conclusion was silly ... and it is. Dialog doesn't necessarily embolden enemies, no matter how much the right blogosphere keeps repeating it.
Oh, and according to this article, Roosevelt did engage in dialog with both Hitler and Mussolini. From Time - Oct 10th, 1938 Quote:
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