re: Disrupter-In-Chief Leaves The U.S. Standing Alone On Key Global Issues

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Disrupter-In-Chief

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is gone, Obama is no longer in office thank God...

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Leaves The U.S. Standing Alone On Key Global Issues

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Good...if you don't stand for something then you are Obama...lead from the front, unlike Obama, even if you are the only one...

Sometimes you have to stand alone, even if you are the only one, with something you truly believe in, something prog filth such as yourself does not understand...

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Look, the media cares about bombings again!

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I worked in DC when Bush was in office and 2 or 3 blocks from the WH there was a digital sign that tracked the number of deaths in the military since the wars in Iraq/Afghanistan began.

It magically disappeared in 2008.

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How does it feel to be wrong so often? Dude, damn near everything you believe in is a fraud.

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This is why I think he's a troll sometimes... other times, i just think he's incredibly naive/ignorant/intellectually challenged. There is no way an individual can build an entire belief system on lies.

You think that's bad?

Lol

Libtard

So, we are where we always were? Is this journalism?

MELT
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Middle East and Afghanistan
In one war, Trump can claim success. His airstrikes have helped to end the Islamic State group's rule in Iraq and Syria.

It's too early to call it complete victory, but Trump's — and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin's — bombs spoke louder than Barack Obama's words.

The terror group's "caliphate," proclaimed in Iraq's second-largest city Mosul and headquartered in the Syrian city of Raqqa, has collapsed.

However, the remaining ISIS fighters have scattered.

The "blowback" against the U.S. and Europe may yet come, as those fighters refocus their campaigns and some return to the West.

But the defeat of ISIS is clear. It came at a cost. Trump dropped a record number of bombs on the Middle East — around 40,000 on Iraq and Syria.

As a result, civilian casualties under Trump reached an all-time high in Iraq and Syria, according to Airwars, which tracks international airstrikes against ISIS using official figures.

He signaled a change in policy in Afghanistan, announcing 4,000 extra American troops to help the 11,000 already there. He also dropped nearly 4,000 bombs on the country, including the largest non-nuclear bomb ever detonated.

Iran
Trump sent a signal to the region with his first trip outside America.

He chose not to hop over the border to Canada or Mexico, as every other recent president has done, but to instead visited Saudi Arabia.

It sent a message of solidarity to the Sunni Muslim world — but perhaps an even stronger one to Shiite Iran.

If Tehran sees one enemy greater than Washington, it's Riyadh.

And Trump has Iran in his sights. In his campaign Trump promised to support Israel, confront Iran and get out of other people's wars in the Middle East.

Despite his campaign promise to scrap the Iran nuclear deal — "the worst deal ever negotiated"— on Day One in office, he hasn't yet done so.

But in October he decertified the nuclear deal, turning his back on a U.S. commitment without providing evidence that Iran was reneging on the deal. The International Atomic Energy Agency says Iran is complying with the terms of the deal.

He claimed Iran provided assistance to al Qaeda, a highly contentious assertion.

He has hawks in his administration who believe the road to solving the problems of the Middle East runs through Tehran. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis once described the three biggest threats to America's national security as "Iran, Iran, Iran."

Trump has identified Iran as a centre of instability in the Middle East; the crosshairs are settling on the nuclear deal, which he would love to kill and may yet.

But so far, Trump has refrained from openly confronting what is a relatively moderate regime in Tehran, at least by its revolutionary standards.

China
The tectonic plates of global power are shifting. Four powers — the U.S., China, the E.U. and Russia — are jostling for global influence.

In his December national security speech, Trump stated the obvious and presented China and Russia as competitors wanting to realign global power in their interest, potentially threatening the United States.

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Leftist Progressives, neverTrump neocons, and the POS that wrote this article can GFT. They would rather transnational progressive BS globalisim and a POTUS Obama that commits treason with our enemies, spies on his political enemies, uses the IRS to go after his political enemies, gives our enemies plane loads of cash and gold, and turns the ME into a huge dumpster fire. America is not at war with the UK, we happen to have a POTUS that called a spade a spade in pointing out London's Mayor's ties to HAMA's and terrorists. The UK is as stupidly politically correct as USA progressives.

lol

Record number of bombs? Obama’s era has quickly been forgotten.

Trump really is smashing his legacy into pieces.

He’s a leader, you turd.

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American Commander-In-Chief Puts U.S. Interests First On Key Global Issues And American Liberals Think This Is Craziness

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