A significant achievement of the human race: It succeeded in banning chemical weapons.

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81. I have never trusted Obama implicitly and have noted his weaknesses

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and disagreed with vehemently over cabinet positions, especially of Clinton because I focused on her hawkish positions, and specifically in regard to Syria. I don't expect people to remember everything I posted, but, I posted about Syria enough the last 8 years and my view of Clinton's role as Sec of State, where some of that could have sunk through.
Say something I don't want to hear? Fer chrissakes I've been on about that very thing for over a decade.

I've been taking heat here for DARING to notice thatSnowden worked at CIA for Bush, THEN went to work for a Bush loyalist firm, Dell. THEN went to work for Bush loyalist firm, Booz-Allen. THEN he comes out about NSA only when the attack is shaped to personally point at Obama, spawning more of the Obama = Bush meme, and right when Bushes are at the beginning of their rehab the Bush name and legacy tour. I think I know pretty damn well what's been going on. Better than those who blindly accepted whatever Snowden did unquestioningly.

I never in a million years believed that GHWBush and his cronies would allow the private security firms that THEY brought in to the security network THEY developed over the decades and have been loyal to BushInc for so long to ever be loyal to any Dem president. Obama accepted the position of president, but, it in no way means he is in control of every aspect of the security and intel agencies. There is a faction within those groups loyal only to BushInc.