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66. Beond insulting. I can't

Reply to cali (Reply #43)

Sat Sep 7, 2013, 10:39 PM

Sep 2013

believe he said this.

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Kerry has the unmitigated gall to tell Euopeans that this is their "Munich Moment" [View all] cali Sep 2013 OP

That should settle it with the French public dipsydoodle Sep 2013 #1

And considering Minich, Syria is a far cry from challanging the world to war. tecelote Sep 2013 #63

The "Unless we fuck it up" clause has been invoked several times in our history. n/t DisgustipatedinCA Sep 2013 #82

I agree. another_liberal Sep 2013 #80

Well...he's become Unhinged. Thinks he will get the "Old Crowd" to rally around. KoKo Sep 2013 #2

He works for certain warrant46 Sep 2013 #5

Kerry and French Foreign Minister Appeal Together for Strike Against Syria ProSense Sep 2013 #3

He's LYING cali Sep 2013 #8

The French Foreign Minister is "lying"? n/t ProSense Sep 2013 #10

John Kerry is lying when he claims that cali Sep 2013 #13

Kerry did not say the all back it. He's making the U.S. case. n/t ProSense Sep 2013 #22

That's not the position of the French President. rug Sep 2013 #15

He supports a strike, always did. He decided to wait until the UN findings come out. ProSense Sep 2013 #28

That's not what your link said. Are you saying he'll attack regardless of the UN findings? rug Sep 2013 #29

Who said "regardless"? ProSense Sep 2013 #31

shore up international support? You mean, create it cali Sep 2013 #33

Really? ProSense Sep 2013 #37

bwahahaha. you're as desperate as John Kerry cali Sep 2013 #38

LOL! Can't refute that, can you? ProSense Sep 2013 #39

I've refuted it repeatedly with links cali Sep 2013 #40

No, you haven't. You claim support is vanishing when in fact more countries ProSense Sep 2013 #42

So France at present does not support a strike. rug Sep 2013 #36

He actually back tracked yesterday dipsydoodle Sep 2013 #32

He has now sunk from clown to caricature of a clown. cthulu2016 Sep 2013 #4

parody of parody of parody cali Sep 2013 #11

He used this line AGAIN? Scootaloo Sep 2013 #6

Be nice. The minivan lady took him to a dark (and repetitive?) place. DisgustipatedinCA Sep 2013 #84

Kerry is clueless malaise Sep 2013 #7

lost it. well and truly lost it. nothing much less to lose. cali Sep 2013 #9

This is you disgreeing with Kerry, and your characterization ProSense Sep 2013 #12

try reading, pro cali Sep 2013 #20

There are countries backing a strike, some will only back it with the UN on board. n/t ProSense Sep 2013 #24

No one is backing it at this time, not even France cali Sep 2013 #30

I know what France's position is, and ProSense Sep 2013 #34

Not the UK dipsydoodle Sep 2013 #35

amazing the claims coming from the poster cali Sep 2013 #41

Who claimed the UK supports a strike? n/t ProSense Sep 2013 #44

European nations DO NOT SUPPORT a strike cali Sep 2013 #45

Has Kerry named the countries in the "double digits"?? n-t Logical Sep 2013 #67

He's lost it Link Speed Sep 2013 #21

Powell will never "be allowed back into the game"? Promise? AnotherMcIntosh Sep 2013 #92

he is not LOSING it Skittles Sep 2013 #51

It's delusional propaganda. David__77 Sep 2013 #14

When do certain war criminals get a Nuremberg moment? leftstreet Sep 2013 #16

He knows his political gig is over Link Speed Sep 2013 #17

Many DU'ers are going to end up looking really ignorant when Assad goes further. KittyWampus Sep 2013 #18

your comments lead me to believe that that's something you're hankering for. cali Sep 2013 #23

No, and your comment lead me to believe you haven't done much research. KittyWampus Sep 2013 #25

oh, I'll put my knowledge of the situation well above yours, kitt cali Sep 2013 #27

YOU want the gassed people to have committed suicide in order blm Sep 2013 #78

I guess British parliament isn't up to your intellectual level LittleBlue Sep 2013 #48

Don't expect some people to admit that they were wrong if it turns out they are. bluestate10 Sep 2013 #54

When in doubt, Nader Cal Carpenter Sep 2013 #72

Who is Owed An Apology?? I'd Say the DLC-Candidate Supporting Primary Voters HumansAndResources Sep 2013 #85

And when he "goes further" in response to our attacks? morningfog Sep 2013 #71

"Assad goes further..." or the Transnational-Saudi-Wahhabi Rebels Go Further? HumansAndResources Sep 2013 #83

Assad's demand that the Czech Republic be made part of Syria cannot stand! cthulu2016 Sep 2013 #19

It would be nice LostOne4Ever Sep 2013 #26

both sides? frylock Sep 2013 #58

I got to attempt to be objective here LostOne4Ever Sep 2013 #61

I can't imagine that this pile of shit that Kerry is shoveling will cali Sep 2013 #43

Beond insulting. I can't 840high Sep 2013 #66

Saying 'Double Digits' sounds kind of pathetic. n/t cigsandcoffee Sep 2013 #46

Much like saying "Under $100!" when the price is $99.99 cherokeeprogressive Sep 2013 #53

The Nazi references usually only come out when someone is really desperate. polly7 Sep 2013 #47

Purple prose at its most purplest! Pathetic. n/t Peregrine Took Sep 2013 #49

Kerry is closer to being right than his detractors are. bluestate10 Sep 2013 #50

baloney cali Sep 2013 #52

That's your rebuttal? ProSense Sep 2013 #57

Not so. bluestate10 Sep 2013 #62

You Prefer the Wahhabis, Or is there some "peace and freedom" faction I have yet to hear about? HumansAndResources Sep 2013 #87

Kerry went the diplomatic route with Assad ProSense Sep 2013 #59

The options with Assad have narrowed to the current set of options. As long as bluestate10 Sep 2013 #65

And China Also Does Not Support This? And define "viable" please. HumansAndResources Sep 2013 #88

Which Monsters in Yugoslavia ?? That War Was Based On More Lies and Half-Truths HumansAndResources Sep 2013 #86

And where was Kerry and his "Munich moment" when he voted to allow Bush to dflprincess Sep 2013 #55

Kerry was exercising his "Munich moment" when he voted for war against a dictator. bluestate10 Sep 2013 #68

Bull dflprincess Sep 2013 #74

Then shouldn't the US be demanding that the International Criminal avebury Sep 2013 #56

Can you prove that Britain sold the chemicals? Are you a trained chemist? bluestate10 Sep 2013 #73

Revealed: UK Government let British company export nerve gas chemicals to Syria avebury Sep 2013 #77

John Kerry and John McCain are just two examples of what happens Moses2SandyKoufax Sep 2013 #60

The real parallel with the Nazi is the Big Lie FarCenter Sep 2013 #64

This message was self-deleted by its author BOG PERSON Sep 2013 #69

Craven liar jsr Sep 2013 #70

A few days ago I rec'ced a thread kiva Sep 2013 #75

you just go back to the post and hit the big red-yellow "undo" button where the "rec" used to be MisterP Sep 2013 #81

Mr. Kerry sure wants to get his war on ... AzDar Sep 2013 #76

What's happened to Kerry since 2004?! n/t SylviaD Sep 2013 #79

swiftboated himself Generic Other Sep 2013 #89

Christ. Can people actually fucking learn what "appeasement" is? Spider Jerusalem Sep 2013 #90

I don't think Chamberlain at Munich is quite the analogy he is looking for either. bemildred Sep 2013 #91