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I hope the U.S. takes quick action in this matter
Ted Cruz alias?OMG OBAMA HASN'T CANCELLED ALL OF HIS PLANS FOR THE NEXT THREE WEEKS TO VISIT THE CRASH SITE AND PERSONALLY CLEAN UP ALL OF THE CARNAGE.
AND HE SAID IT "MAY BE A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY" RATHER THAN SAYING THAT IT IS ONE.
IMPEACH! IMPEACH!
Your schtick is awful.OMG OBAMA HASN'T CANCELLED ALL OF HIS PLANS FOR THE NEXT THREE WEEKS TO VISIT THE CRASH SITE AND PERSONALLY CLEAN UP ALL OF THE CARNAGE.
AND HE SAID IT "MAY BE A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY" RATHER THAN SAYING THAT IT IS ONE.
IMPEACH! IMPEACH!
Europe's has to take a lead on this. If Russia is truly responsible, even by accident, and they do not own complete responsibility then action must be taken.Very true, much different time. Didn't mean to imply that nothing will happen this time.That was a different time though, nothing could be done. No globalization, Russia wasn't dependent on others for their survival, and the one we shot down was from a country we had no diplomatic ties to.Both the US and Soviet Union have done it, an Iranian and Korean airliner, respectively. Not much.I'm sure this has been asked before, but I'm late to the party -
Can anyone recall a civilian aircraft being shot down by a foreign military before? What were the consequences?
Your schtick is awfully good.OMG OBAMA HASN'T CANCELLED ALL OF HIS PLANS FOR THE NEXT THREE WEEKS TO VISIT THE CRASH SITE AND PERSONALLY CLEAN UP ALL OF THE CARNAGE.
AND HE SAID IT "MAY BE A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY" RATHER THAN SAYING THAT IT IS ONE.
IMPEACH! IMPEACH!
Bill? Clinton? Is that you?Presidents don't need to go into bunker mode every time bad #### goes down, I don't understand why people think this has to happen. They are pretty much in crisis response mode 24/7, it's part of the job description.
I dislike Obama as much as anyone but I dislike you more. You have problems.Waaahhhhh, did I hurt your little feelings by criticizing our esteemed "leader"?Give it a rest, weirdo.He thinks that it MAY be a terrible tragedy, yet continues on with jokes? What a leader.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2696366/It-looks-like-terrible-tragedy-Obama-briefly-addresses-Malaysian-plane-crash-emerges-23-U-S-passengers-board.html
Barack Obama provoked fury in the U.S. by casually devoting mere moments to the deaths of 295 people aboard a Malaysian airliner on Thursday in Wilmington, Delaware, and then launching into jokes and his prepared remarks on the need to expand America's transportation infrastructure.
Twenty-three Americans are feared dead after the jetliner crashed in eastern Ukraine.
Obama declared that 'it looks like it may be a terrible tragedy, but not before enthusiastically declaring that 'it is wonderful to be back in Delaware.'
Bill? Clinton? Is that you?Presidents don't need to go into bunker mode every time bad #### goes down, I don't understand why people think this has to happen. They are pretty much in crisis response mode 24/7, it's part of the job description.
I get that but it seems like he might have been able to skip a fundraiser tonight. Maybe not the night for it. I know I put too much emphasis on perception but it does mean something to me.Presidents don't need to go into bunker mode every time bad #### goes down, I don't understand why people think this has to happen. They are pretty much in crisis response mode 24/7, it's part of the job description.
Were you equally as mad when GW didn't come back from Crawford every time something terrible happened? Clinton in Martha's Vineyard, GHW at Camp David. Doesn't matter the president, they always get this same criticism. In today's linked world, you can pretty much be anywhere you want anytime you want. Canceling or putting stuff off as a president ends up getting you a backlog of stuff you never wanted to do in the first place. Fund-raising as a second-term sitting president cannot be very much fun.I get that but it seems like he might have been able to skip a fundraiser tonight. Maybe not the night for it. I know I put too much emphasis on perception but it does mean something to me.Presidents don't need to go into bunker mode every time bad #### goes down, I don't understand why people think this has to happen. They are pretty much in crisis response mode 24/7, it's part of the job description.
Should he do this if 300 people were killed in a suicide bombing in Africa? Or is it just cause a big plane fell out of the sky?I get that but it seems like he might have been able to skip a fundraiser tonight. Maybe not the night for it. I know I put too much emphasis on perception but it does mean something to me.Presidents don't need to go into bunker mode every time bad #### goes down, I don't understand why people think this has to happen. They are pretty much in crisis response mode 24/7, it's part of the job description.
The comments from that link seem to indicate it wasn't this plane.Video of falling plane: http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ffc_1405644832
There also happens to be an escalation of the situation in Israel. I understand not everyone feels the same as I do but sorry, I just feel that maybe tonight isn't the night for a fundraiser.Should he do this if 300 people were killed in a suicide bombing in Africa? Or is it just cause a big plane fell out of the sky?I get that but it seems like he might have been able to skip a fundraiser tonight. Maybe not the night for it. I know I put too much emphasis on perception but it does mean something to me.Presidents don't need to go into bunker mode every time bad #### goes down, I don't understand why people think this has to happen. They are pretty much in crisis response mode 24/7, it's part of the job description.
I'm surprised you feel this way.There also happens to be an escalation of the situation in Israel. I understand not everyone feels the same as I do but sorry, I just feel that maybe tonight isn't the night for a fundraiser.Should he do this if 300 people were killed in a suicide bombing in Africa? Or is it just cause a big plane fell out of the sky?I get that but it seems like he might have been able to skip a fundraiser tonight. Maybe not the night for it. I know I put too much emphasis on perception but it does mean something to me.Presidents don't need to go into bunker mode every time bad #### goes down, I don't understand why people think this has to happen. They are pretty much in crisis response mode 24/7, it's part of the job description.
OMG OBAMA HASN'T CANCELLED ALL OF HIS PLANS FOR THE NEXT THREE WEEKS TO VISIT THE CRASH SITE AND PERSONALLY CLEAN UP ALL OF THE CARNAGE.
AND HE SAID IT "MAY BE A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY" RATHER THAN SAYING THAT IT IS ONE.
IMPEACH! IMPEACH!
boy ...Russia really doesnt want a cure for aids
This is Europe's game but I doubt they'll do anything more than ceremonial so they don't screw with Russia's gasEurope's has to take a lead on this. If Russia is truly responsible, even by accident, and they do not own complete responsibility then action must be taken.Very true, much different time. Didn't mean to imply that nothing will happen this time.That was a different time though, nothing could be done. No globalization, Russia wasn't dependent on others for their survival, and the one we shot down was from a country we had no diplomatic ties to.Both the US and Soviet Union have done it, an Iranian and Korean airliner, respectively. Not much.I'm sure this has been asked before, but I'm late to the party -
Can anyone recall a civilian aircraft being shot down by a foreign military before? What were the consequences?
I would probably go full economic isolation and if I were a country with citizens on that plane, I'd draw down my diplomatic staffs immediately. No visas for any Russian citizens, put NATO on high alert to defend the Ukraine and tell Russia it's time to go.
But this is Europe's backyard, they have to force Russia's hand here.
Russia should find the crew that manned the missiles and execute them on live tv...that may go a long way to getting forgivenessThis is Europe's game but I doubt they'll do anything more than ceremonial so they don't screw with Russia's gasEurope's has to take a lead on this. If Russia is truly responsible, even by accident, and they do not own complete responsibility then action must be taken.Very true, much different time. Didn't mean to imply that nothing will happen this time.That was a different time though, nothing could be done. No globalization, Russia wasn't dependent on others for their survival, and the one we shot down was from a country we had no diplomatic ties to.Both the US and Soviet Union have done it, an Iranian and Korean airliner, respectively. Not much.I'm sure this has been asked before, but I'm late to the party -
Can anyone recall a civilian aircraft being shot down by a foreign military before? What were the consequences?
I would probably go full economic isolation and if I were a country with citizens on that plane, I'd draw down my diplomatic staffs immediately. No visas for any Russian citizens, put NATO on high alert to defend the Ukraine and tell Russia it's time to go.
But this is Europe's backyard, they have to force Russia's hand here.
Really?I'm surprised you feel this way.There also happens to be an escalation of the situation in Israel. I understand not everyone feels the same as I do but sorry, I just feel that maybe tonight isn't the night for a fundraiser.Should he do this if 300 people were killed in a suicide bombing in Africa? Or is it just cause a big plane fell out of the sky?I get that but it seems like he might have been able to skip a fundraiser tonight. Maybe not the night for it. I know I put too much emphasis on perception but it does mean something to me.Presidents don't need to go into bunker mode every time bad #### goes down, I don't understand why people think this has to happen. They are pretty much in crisis response mode 24/7, it's part of the job description.
Putin might have already taken care of the crewRussia should find the crew that manned the missiles and execute them on live tv...that may go a long way to getting forgivenessThis is Europe's game but I doubt they'll do anything more than ceremonial so they don't screw with Russia's gasEurope's has to take a lead on this. If Russia is truly responsible, even by accident, and they do not own complete responsibility then action must be taken.Very true, much different time. Didn't mean to imply that nothing will happen this time.That was a different time though, nothing could be done. No globalization, Russia wasn't dependent on others for their survival, and the one we shot down was from a country we had no diplomatic ties to.Both the US and Soviet Union have done it, an Iranian and Korean airliner, respectively. Not much.I'm sure this has been asked before, but I'm late to the party -
Can anyone recall a civilian aircraft being shot down by a foreign military before? What were the consequences?
I would probably go full economic isolation and if I were a country with citizens on that plane, I'd draw down my diplomatic staffs immediately. No visas for any Russian citizens, put NATO on high alert to defend the Ukraine and tell Russia it's time to go.
But this is Europe's backyard, they have to force Russia's hand here.
V is censored. I wonder if penis is.geez these ######l mesh commercials give me the willies
You make no sense. You dislike me more than you dislike Obama. I'm a nobody, while Obama does things that affect millions of people. You're the one with problems.I dislike Obama as much as anyone but I dislike you more. You have problems.Waaahhhhh, did I hurt your little feelings by criticizing our esteemed "leader"?Give it a rest, weirdo.He thinks that it MAY be a terrible tragedy, yet continues on with jokes? What a leader.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2696366/It-looks-like-terrible-tragedy-Obama-briefly-addresses-Malaysian-plane-crash-emerges-23-U-S-passengers-board.html
Barack Obama provoked fury in the U.S. by casually devoting mere moments to the deaths of 295 people aboard a Malaysian airliner on Thursday in Wilmington, Delaware, and then launching into jokes and his prepared remarks on the need to expand America's transportation infrastructure.
Twenty-three Americans are feared dead after the jetliner crashed in eastern Ukraine.
Obama declared that 'it looks like it may be a terrible tragedy, but not before enthusiastically declaring that 'it is wonderful to be back in Delaware.'
You were equally outraged when Bush the Lesser feted McCain with a birthday cake as the citizens of New Orleans were suffering unspeakable tragedy and horrors because of Hurricane Katrina, right?I get that but it seems like he might have been able to skip a fundraiser tonight. Maybe not the night for it. I know I put too much emphasis on perception but it does mean something to me.Presidents don't need to go into bunker mode every time bad #### goes down, I don't understand why people think this has to happen. They are pretty much in crisis response mode 24/7, it's part of the job description.
If true, that isn't right either. I don't remember that happening at the time, do you? Or is it something that came out after the fact? That's the first time I heard of it.You were equally outraged when Bush the Lesser feted McCain with a birthday cake as the citizens of New Orleans were suffering unspeakable tragedy and horrors because of Hurricane Katrina, right?I get that but it seems like he might have been able to skip a fundraiser tonight. Maybe not the night for it. I know I put too much emphasis on perception but it does mean something to me.Presidents don't need to go into bunker mode every time bad #### goes down, I don't understand why people think this has to happen. They are pretty much in crisis response mode 24/7, it's part of the job description.
While New Orleans was drowning
Do I remember it happening at the time? Absolutely. A storm of almost unheard-of intensity was inexorably descending on a major city with landfall imminent . . . and the president was out in Arizona doing goofy political stuff to boost the image of the guy viewed as his hoped-for successor. Remaining in the White House to be briefed on the unfolding crisis was probably the right move. And yeah, the birthday cake silliness was contemporaneously reported.If true, that isn't right either. I don't remember that happening at the time, do you? Or is it something that came out after the fact?You were equally outraged when Bush the Lesser feted McCain with a birthday cake as the citizens of New Orleans were suffering unspeakable tragedy and horrors because of Hurricane Katrina, right?I get that but it seems like he might have been able to skip a fundraiser tonight. Maybe not the night for it. I know I put too much emphasis on perception but it does mean something to me.Presidents don't need to go into bunker mode every time bad #### goes down, I don't understand why people think this has to happen. They are pretty much in crisis response mode 24/7, it's part of the job description.
While New Orleans was drowning
Holding down the fort until you and/or CNN weigh inGlad you guys are on the case.
So he deserved criticism for it as Obama does now, imo.Do I remember it happening at the time? Absolutely. A storm of almost unheard-of intensity was inexorably descending on a major city with landfall imminent . . . and the president was out in Arizona doing goofy political stuff to boost the image of the guy viewed as his hoped-for successor. Remaining in the White House to be briefed on the unfolding crisis was probably the right move. And yeah, the birthday cake silliness was contemporaneously reported.If true, that isn't right either. I don't remember that happening at the time, do you? Or is it something that came out after the fact?You were equally outraged when Bush the Lesser feted McCain with a birthday cake as the citizens of New Orleans were suffering unspeakable tragedy and horrors because of Hurricane Katrina, right?I get that but it seems like he might have been able to skip a fundraiser tonight. Maybe not the night for it. I know I put too much emphasis on perception but it does mean something to me.Presidents don't need to go into bunker mode every time bad #### goes down, I don't understand why people think this has to happen. They are pretty much in crisis response mode 24/7, it's part of the job description.
While New Orleans was drowning
I actually would not have gone through with the fundraiser either, so I don't disagree with your overall point and I don't think (although I may be wrong) that you're coming from a knee-jerk Obama hater's perspective . . . but the two situations are not even remotely similar. They're both unspeakable tragedies, but one involved an imminent (and inevitable) threat to the entire citizenry of a large American city. The other, while absolutely of great concern and heartbreakingly, horrifyingly sad, does not.So he deserved criticism for it as Obama does now, imo.Do I remember it happening at the time? Absolutely. A storm of almost unheard-of intensity was inexorably descending on a major city with landfall imminent . . . and the president was out in Arizona doing goofy political stuff to boost the image of the guy viewed as his hoped-for successor. Remaining in the White House to be briefed on the unfolding crisis was probably the right move. And yeah, the birthday cake silliness was contemporaneously reported.If true, that isn't right either. I don't remember that happening at the time, do you? Or is it something that came out after the fact?You were equally outraged when Bush the Lesser feted McCain with a birthday cake as the citizens of New Orleans were suffering unspeakable tragedy and horrors because of Hurricane Katrina, right?I get that but it seems like he might have been able to skip a fundraiser tonight. Maybe not the night for it. I know I put too much emphasis on perception but it does mean something to me.Presidents don't need to go into bunker mode every time bad #### goes down, I don't understand why people think this has to happen. They are pretty much in crisis response mode 24/7, it's part of the job description.
While New Orleans was drowning
I didn't bring up Katrina as a comparison. They aren't similar.I actually would not have gone through with the fundraiser either, so I don't disagree with your overall point and I don't think (although I may be wrong) that you're coming from a knee-jerk Obama hater's perspective . . . but the two situations are not even remotely similar. They're both unspeakable tragedies, but one involved an imminent (and inevitable) threat to the entire citizenry of a large American city. The other, while absolutely of great concern and heartbreakingly, horrifyingly sad, does not.So he deserved criticism for it as Obama does now, imo.Do I remember it happening at the time? Absolutely. A storm of almost unheard-of intensity was inexorably descending on a major city with landfall imminent . . . and the president was out in Arizona doing goofy political stuff to boost the image of the guy viewed as his hoped-for successor. Remaining in the White House to be briefed on the unfolding crisis was probably the right move. And yeah, the birthday cake silliness was contemporaneously reported.If true, that isn't right either. I don't remember that happening at the time, do you? Or is it something that came out after the fact?You were equally outraged when Bush the Lesser feted McCain with a birthday cake as the citizens of New Orleans were suffering unspeakable tragedy and horrors because of Hurricane Katrina, right?I get that but it seems like he might have been able to skip a fundraiser tonight. Maybe not the night for it. I know I put too much emphasis on perception but it does mean something to me.Presidents don't need to go into bunker mode every time bad #### goes down, I don't understand why people think this has to happen. They are pretty much in crisis response mode 24/7, it's part of the job description.
While New Orleans was drowning
I brought it up, because it doesn't take long to go back to find an example of a president who is not Obama acting with wild inappropriateness while a crisis was unfolding. Perhaps my point is not really aimed at you, but at all the teabag idiots who actually are trying to make an issue out of this.I didn't bring up Katrina as a comparison. They aren't similar.
Yeah, they should understand that it wasn't his fault. Nobody put what he SHOULD have said on the teleprompter...or suggested that maybe telling jokes right about then was inappropriate.I brought it up, because it doesn't take long to go back to find an example of a president who is not Obama acting with wild inappropriateness while a crisis was unfolding. Perhaps my point is not really aimed at you, but at all the teabag idiots who actually are trying to make an issue out of this.I didn't bring up Katrina as a comparison. They aren't similar.
Yes. Some jag-off on CNN tried to pin this on laziness or lack of planning on Malaysia Airlines. But they were north of the area that was under caution.Were other commercial planes flying over the same area?
There's video on LiveLeak... I don't think I'll ever forget some of those images. Not recommended viewing.Just watched an eyewitness account of the crash scene ....guy said the bodies were everywhere and turned inside out :X
The :30 one? Just wondering if there is more than one out there.There's video on LiveLeak... I don't think I'll ever forget some of those images. Not recommended viewing.Just watched an eyewitness account of the crash scene ....guy said the bodies were everywhere and turned inside out :X
you are seriously surprised by this? par for the course with this administration.How do they not know for sure if any Americans were on board?