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I thought this guy was supposed to be a peace president, now he's sending airplanes into what was one of the MOST STABLE countries in the Middle East, with a democratically elected government.

Assad was/is the most intelligent, soft spoken leader in that area, and now they're bombing him and introducing ISIS/ISIL/Whatever they call the bad guys they are funding and creating these days..

The guy recruiting terrorists to fight the democratically elected government of Assad in the above video admits they "can't really find anybody outside of ISIL who can "do the things we need them to do with the mindset we need"" Oh boy.

Say goodbuy to more American lives, with more turmoil in the never ending War of Terror in the middle east.. you're footing the bill, enjoy what they've done to our country.

expandspanos wrote:[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7l_yDWI6EE[/youtube]

I thought this guy was supposed to be a peace president, now he's sending airplanes into what was one of the MOST STABLE countries in the Middle East, with a democratically elected government.

Assad was/is the most intelligent, soft spoken leader in that area, and now they're bombing him and introducing ISIS/ISIL/Whatever they call the bad guys they are funding and creating these days..

The guy recruiting terrorists to fight the democratically elected government of Assad in the above video admits they "can't really find anybody outside of ISIL who can "do the things we need them to do with the mindset we need"" Oh boy.

Say goodbuy to more American lives, with more turmoil in the never ending War of Terror in the middle east.. you're footing the bill, enjoy what they've done to our country.

What's so funny?

Bashar learned to speak fluent English and French. He graduated from high school in 1982, and went on to study medicine at the University of Damascus, graduating in 1988. He conducted his residency in ophthalmology at the Tishreen military hospital outside of Damascus, and then traveled to Western Eye Hospital in London, England in 1992.

Who's a smarter Middle-Eastern leader in your opinion?

"Bashar was considered a younger-generation Arab leader, who would bring change to Syria, a region long filled with aging dictators. He was well-educated, and many believed he would be capable of transforming his father's iron-rule regime into a modern state. Influenced by his western education and urban upbringing, Bashar initially seemed eager to implement a cultural revolution in Syria. He stated early on that democracy was "a tool to a better life,""

Speaks 3 languages:

Arabic, English, and French.

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So, yeah, I'd say he's soft-spoken, and intelligent. Guess you have no clue about him really, besides the media telling you over and over again he's dictator you're supposed to hate... That's kind of what they say about the leader of every country they're about to invade.

What language does Barbara Walters speak?

expandspanos wrote:he's sending airplanes into what was one of the MOST STABLE countries in the Middle East, with a democratically elected government.

expandspanos wrote:What's so funny?

Bashar learned to speak fluent English and French. He graduated from high school in 1982, and went on to study medicine at the University of Damascus, graduating in 1988. He conducted his residency in ophthalmology at the Tishreen military hospital outside of Damascus, and then traveled to Western Eye Hospital in London, England in 1992.

Brock Landers wrote:

expandspanos wrote:he's sending airplanes into what was one of the MOST STABLE countries in the Middle East, with a democratically elected government.

Don't forget, were also sending in ISIL...