If You Take Him At His Word, Obama Is Insane
OFFICIAL WHITE HOUSE PHOTO BY PETE SOUZA
“I want the American people to understand how this effort
will be different from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan,” President
Barack Obama said in a nationally televised address Wednesday night. “It
will not involve American combat troops fighting on foreign soil.”
If you take Obama at his word and believe that he believes what he
said, he is utterly insane. There are currently U.S. troops on the
ground in and around Iraq sent there by Obama. Whether there are 100 or
500 or 10,000 or more is irrelevant. Whether he calls them advisers or
observers or something else is irrelevant. They are there, and their
numbers are growing incrementally. That’s called “mission creep.”
The U.S. has spent most of the past decade training and arming Iraqi
troops, al-Qaida-linked “freedom fighters” and an assortment of other
ne’er-do-wells that he and his neocon buddies call “the good guys.”
Those “good guys” are the same “good guys” that became the bad guys and
ran roughshod over the vaunted U.S.-trained Iraqis, who surrendered
their U.S. weaponry faster than a Frenchman on double-time.
So Obama’s strategy is to use bombs to kill ISIS troops — and, no
doubt, civilians as “collateral damage” — and let the vaunted Iraqis and
some new group of al-Qaida-linked “freedom fighters” (whom we trained
and are continuing to train and who are aligned with ISIS against the
Syrian regime) wage the fight against ISIS. In other words, he’s going
to continue to do what he’s been doing for six years — and just add in
some bombs for good measure. And he expects that to defeat ISIS.
The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over again and
expecting a different result. If you take him at his word, Obama is
clearly insane.
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