It's despicable that the US created ISIS and this is responsible for all the refugees fleeing from this disgusting war, and all our President wants to do is say, "You're not welcome!" Disgusting.
Obama is responsible for created the list Trump used got the executive order. It doesn't even list our number one event, Saudi Arabia, who was responsible for 911 and funds extreme terrorist groups all over the world. First step should be to call them out and destroy all ties with them.
And then be devastated economically? No , you need to understand how economics work before you blab on about this shit. They have lots of oil that we depend on right? Destroy ties with them = big drops in oil. What happens after that? What trump wants to do is make it so america can live on its own. That is when saudi will get the boot. I agree, fuck saudi arabia and yes they should be on a list like this, but we are too dependent on them and it's very sad. I think he'll break ties with them if we have another way. Whether if its a renewable boom in the next few years or if we find other oil sources. Once that happens, Saudi is bye bye from our dependency. It's truly sad that it's how we have to get through these times, and I do hope he says something about them and doesn't turn out to be a saudi shill. We don't know right now though, so it's probably safe to say to not start spreading false narrative and to observe.
All more reason to invest in renewables, which is now affordable & doable. Currently we have an oil glut. Cut them off. No reason to deal with dangerous, oppressive regime.
I agree. I think we will see a huge revolution in renewables starting this year and it'll only improve. We've been put behind intentionally by the elite due to their conquest of money, it's only a matter of time when renewables become more wealthy than fossil fuels. It really sucks waiting. I agree though, I hope we destroy our longheld ties with Saudi Arabia and make america prosper itself with new innovations coming. Elon Musk being on trumps board is a huge thing, but people love to bash him due to his support of trump when I think he's going to be the one to ensure that we stay on track.
You gave me one sentence stating that we hardly get any oil from them when in fact we do recieve a good percentage from them nonetheless. http://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.cfm?id=727&t=6 Use a government website next time, not a 2012 NPR article lmfao. 11% is a pretty big number considering how much oil is imported in the U.S. We would lose out on $41.8B+ if Saudi Arabia got hurt by this TEMPORARY suspension. NPR lulululul. Saudi Arabia ties will begin to diminish soon buddy, I can assure you that,
Because trump is attempting to cause as much stability as he can whether you see that or not. You just really have to analyze his moves. He's going to build up america again so we don't have to pay a little more for gas. Don't you realize that right now isn't the time to go around and start breaking ties with countries that supply a lot of goods to us over a ban to control vetting a lot more and to make sure america is safe? Do you want more terrorist attacks? Why didn't Obama have the balls to deny Saudi Arabia? Because they are sadly too important to us right now and will be until we can support ourselves. We don't like them. That's obvious. The ties will end this year because we're going to experience a big technology/resources boom that will get us going economically.
The safe zones are just to satisfy the CIA so they can keep selling kids, raping women and selling the organs of young men for dolla dolla bills ya'll.
I agree it's disgusting that we created this situation, but when you look at what is happening in Europe, I think extra precautions are warranted. It would be nice if our government acknowledged responsibility for the turmoil over there, but that'll likely never happen. At the very least, I'd like to see a change in our foreign policy to where we stop destabilizing countries and actually work to make the region more stable and peaceful. I also agree with your other reply that we should call out Saudi Arabia and other actors for their involvement in supporting terrorist groups
Thanks to the previous administrations we rely on Saudi Arabia for oil. President Trump is actively working to curb our dependence on Middle Eastern oil in case you didn't hear about the pipelines.
Why would they be welcome? Those ppl aren't brainwashed to think America is perfect like our ppl are. They are fully aware that America is a big reason why their homelands are in shambles. They are pissed and rightfully so.
So unless you want a bunch of righteously pissed off muslims living around who think YOU (not our govt or military) are responsible for their struggle, we should probably be vetting them atleast.
Actually, Islam created ISIS. Islam is responsible for the entire shithole that is the middle-east, except for Israel. Israel is not a shithole because it is not run by scumbag islamics. But go ahead and blame the USA, it's what stupid people do.
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n/a Gorkildeathgod 2017-01-29
And what should he do instead according to you?
n/a russian321 2017-01-29
Obama is responsible for created the list Trump used got the executive order. It doesn't even list our number one event, Saudi Arabia, who was responsible for 911 and funds extreme terrorist groups all over the world. First step should be to call them out and destroy all ties with them.
n/a ThroatLOL 2017-01-29
And then be devastated economically? No , you need to understand how economics work before you blab on about this shit. They have lots of oil that we depend on right? Destroy ties with them = big drops in oil. What happens after that? What trump wants to do is make it so america can live on its own. That is when saudi will get the boot. I agree, fuck saudi arabia and yes they should be on a list like this, but we are too dependent on them and it's very sad. I think he'll break ties with them if we have another way. Whether if its a renewable boom in the next few years or if we find other oil sources. Once that happens, Saudi is bye bye from our dependency. It's truly sad that it's how we have to get through these times, and I do hope he says something about them and doesn't turn out to be a saudi shill. We don't know right now though, so it's probably safe to say to not start spreading false narrative and to observe.
n/a venCiere 2017-01-29
All more reason to invest in renewables, which is now affordable & doable. Currently we have an oil glut. Cut them off. No reason to deal with dangerous, oppressive regime.
n/a russian321 2017-01-29
Exactly this.
n/a ThroatLOL 2017-01-29
I agree. I think we will see a huge revolution in renewables starting this year and it'll only improve. We've been put behind intentionally by the elite due to their conquest of money, it's only a matter of time when renewables become more wealthy than fossil fuels. It really sucks waiting. I agree though, I hope we destroy our longheld ties with Saudi Arabia and make america prosper itself with new innovations coming. Elon Musk being on trumps board is a huge thing, but people love to bash him due to his support of trump when I think he's going to be the one to ensure that we stay on track.
n/a SpeakeroftheHaus 2017-01-29
So the U.S. should wage war wherever it's in its economic interest?
The U.S. should have a foreign policy like the mafia?
n/a TheCastro 2017-01-29
Nope, the US hardly gets any oil from the middle east.
n/a ThroatLOL 2017-01-29
Nope. Saudi Arabia is our 2nd highest import of oil behind canada.
n/a TheCastro 2017-01-29
http://www.npr.org/2012/04/11/150444802/where-does-america-get-oil-you-may-be-surprised as I stated. 12.9% of all out oil comes from the middle East. More from us, then Canada, then Latin America, then the middle East then Africa and then other.
n/a ThroatLOL 2017-01-29
You gave me one sentence stating that we hardly get any oil from them when in fact we do recieve a good percentage from them nonetheless. http://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.cfm?id=727&t=6 Use a government website next time, not a 2012 NPR article lmfao. 11% is a pretty big number considering how much oil is imported in the U.S. We would lose out on $41.8B+ if Saudi Arabia got hurt by this TEMPORARY suspension. NPR lulululul. Saudi Arabia ties will begin to diminish soon buddy, I can assure you that,
n/a TheCastro 2017-01-29
You further backed up my claim. Thanks!
n/a ThroatLOL 2017-01-29
$42b worth of imports. You've backed up my claim that you don't understand economics. Have a great day.
n/a TheCastro 2017-01-29
I will. I don't support Saudi Arabia so why would I care my over priced gas will cost a little more?
n/a ThroatLOL 2017-01-29
Because trump is attempting to cause as much stability as he can whether you see that or not. You just really have to analyze his moves. He's going to build up america again so we don't have to pay a little more for gas. Don't you realize that right now isn't the time to go around and start breaking ties with countries that supply a lot of goods to us over a ban to control vetting a lot more and to make sure america is safe? Do you want more terrorist attacks? Why didn't Obama have the balls to deny Saudi Arabia? Because they are sadly too important to us right now and will be until we can support ourselves. We don't like them. That's obvious. The ties will end this year because we're going to experience a big technology/resources boom that will get us going economically.
n/a TheCastro 2017-01-29
Whoa
n/a ThroatLOL 2017-01-29
Yeah
n/a SpeakeroftheHaus 2017-01-29
I think it's implicit in the post that he wishes the U.S. would cease its support of ISIS and the war in Syria.
However it sounds like Trump wants the same thing Hillary wanted in Syria albeit by a different name ("safe zones" rather than "no fly zones").
n/a TheMadBonger 2017-01-29
The safe zones are just to satisfy the CIA so they can keep selling kids, raping women and selling the organs of young men for dolla dolla bills ya'll.
n/a ArchonFall4All 2017-01-29
I agree it's disgusting that we created this situation, but when you look at what is happening in Europe, I think extra precautions are warranted. It would be nice if our government acknowledged responsibility for the turmoil over there, but that'll likely never happen. At the very least, I'd like to see a change in our foreign policy to where we stop destabilizing countries and actually work to make the region more stable and peaceful. I also agree with your other reply that we should call out Saudi Arabia and other actors for their involvement in supporting terrorist groups
n/a Chill_Confirmed 2017-01-29
Thanks to the previous administrations we rely on Saudi Arabia for oil. President Trump is actively working to curb our dependence on Middle Eastern oil in case you didn't hear about the pipelines.
n/a bleepul 2017-01-29
He's saying terrorists aren't welcome. It's a signal to world he is going after ISIS hard.
n/a veryearlyonemorning 2017-01-29
COWARDLY
n/a Steadylurkinn 2017-01-29
Why would they be welcome? Those ppl aren't brainwashed to think America is perfect like our ppl are. They are fully aware that America is a big reason why their homelands are in shambles. They are pissed and rightfully so.
So unless you want a bunch of righteously pissed off muslims living around who think YOU (not our govt or military) are responsible for their struggle, we should probably be vetting them atleast.
n/a agenthondo 2017-01-29
What conspiracy is being presented/suggested/evidenced here?
n/a SpeakeroftheHaus 2017-01-29
"the U.S. created ISIS . . . and is responsible for all the refugees . . ."
n/a buurrddss 2017-01-29
Actually, Islam created ISIS. Islam is responsible for the entire shithole that is the middle-east, except for Israel. Israel is not a shithole because it is not run by scumbag islamics. But go ahead and blame the USA, it's what stupid people do.
n/a TheCastro 2017-01-29
Whoa