PHOTOS: Residents flee #Ramadi after Islamic State overruns the city. http://t.co/qiVLcIPrE3 pic.twitter.com/YvR4sTeCfv
— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) May 19, 2015
PHOTOS: Residents flee #Ramadi after Islamic State overruns the city. http://t.co/qiVLcIPrE3 pic.twitter.com/YvR4sTeCfv
— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) May 19, 2015
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Lets be honest. Nobody cares what version of crap she would spew about any subject. We all know it would be a lie, an embarrassment or both. Some want that seen, but some don't. That's why the media is not calling her out on it. They don't want to see it. Her side has no confidence in her at all, and of course, neither do the rest of us, so why does she even have a chance. It says a lot about our people. We're pathetic. As a people together, we aren't even looking for ability, leadership, or integrity, and we won't get it.
I'm guessing her comment would be: " We Won, We Left, They Died"
Can you imagine whatthat must be like - fleeing you home with only th ethings you can carry?
And should we expect that will happen someday in one of our larger cities after a WMD attack? It seems kinda inevitable.
AJ Lynch ... I can imagine it because my first wife experienced it, twice. That knowledge enabled my understanding of how she must continuously prove to everyone else that she needs no one. Eventually it wrecked our marriage but to this day I still care for her, and if she ever gets in a bind I and my daughter will be there for her....with Judi's full understanding. It is a soul breaking experience to flee with nothing but the clothes on your back, and have to do it twice, as a child no less. Picking weeds for food and pulling teeth of corpses for the gold in them (as I've mentioned before) is not what we can envision for ourselves...but war, territorial or civil, can generate such events. I can't imagine it myself, but I understand it because I know a woman who had to do it all....and I listened to her in those moments when she related the history of her life.
I rather doubt we could survive very well under similar circumstances.
Wow Ari. That is too bad knowing it as you and the Ex do. And your daughter too.
"Can you imagine what that must be like - fleeing your home with only the things you can carry?"
That's why I can barely stand to look at these pictures. Can you imagine what it must be like to be marched to a beach where you know you will be beheaded? Can you imagine being a captured young girl sold into sex slavery? What I can't imagine is the reptilian coldness of our president. Because it befalls America to save them. If only because that's what no other nation does and America always has done -- up to now under that monster in the White House.
Ricpic:
That is what we get when we elect unserious, uninformed, kinda stupid, extremely arrogant, angry, resentful socialist as president.
I'll bet His Poutiness made himself scarce, too.
Aridog said...
AJ Lynch ... I can imagine it because my first wife experienced it, twice. That knowledge enabled my understanding of how she must continuously prove to everyone else that she needs no one.
It is a soul breaking experience to flee with nothing but the clothes on your back, and have to do it twice, as a child no less. Picking weeds for food and pulling teeth of corpses for the gold in them (as I've mentioned before) is not what we can envision for ourselves...
If you know of the aftermath of the Rice Offensives in China in '43 and '44. that's the sort of thing that can happen.
Some way those people (the Choom Gang and extended family) will pay.
AJ Lynch ... the background is far worse than I related here. The disposition of her parents among the most tragic ...e.g., she was orphaned and eventually lived with an uncle as her father. Even her birth certificate is altered, to hide the murder of her father and the forced exile of her mother. One clue is though born in 1943, her birth registry is dated 1947. I give her credit for strength I doubt I'd have in similar circumstances.
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