Anonymous
ID: m1YRYBMd
6/22/2025, 9:56:14 AM No.508303431
>ends Afghanistan war
>ends Syrian war
>leaves the jew alone in the middle east
Miss him yet?
>ends Syrian war
>leaves the jew alone in the middle east
Miss him yet?
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Thread 508303431 - /pol/ [Archived: 911 hours ago]
Anonymous
ID: EgZWBYO9
6/22/2025, 9:58:00 AM No.508303559
>>508303431 (OP)
Thats why they wanted his demented ass out. He kept forgetting he was a pawn of the kikes and not a servant of Americans.
Thats why they wanted his demented ass out. He kept forgetting he was a pawn of the kikes and not a servant of Americans.
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Anonymous
ID: NQhpOQim
6/22/2025, 9:59:00 AM No.508303630
>>508303431 (OP)
He was also against attacking Libya, but Hillary convinced Obama to go for it. If only he were 20 years younger.
He was also against attacking Libya, but Hillary convinced Obama to go for it. If only he were 20 years younger.
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Anonymous
ID: NQhpOQim
6/22/2025, 10:01:46 AM No.508303827
>>508303630
https://www.vox.com/2015/8/4/9094341/Biden-dove-Hillary-hawk
>If Vice President Joe Biden runs for president, his candidacy will surely expose a pair of vulnerabilities Hillary Clinton has largely been able to hide in her second run for the presidency: The former secretary of state is more hawkish than the Democratic base, and she was a leading advocate for the US intervention in Libya in 2011.
>Time and again in President Barack Obama’s Situation Room, Clinton and Biden split over where, when, and how to deploy American military force, with Clinton typically advocating a more hawkish line and Biden playing the dove.
>What would matter more in a primary is his reservations about a troop surge in Afghanistan that Obama grudgingly agreed to under pressure from Robert Gates, Clinton, and then Gen. David Petraeus. And the US intervention in Libya, where chaos now reigns, could hurt Clinton in both a primary and a general election. In all three cases, Clinton was the hawk and Biden was the dove.
https://www.vox.com/2015/8/4/9094341/Biden-dove-Hillary-hawk
>If Vice President Joe Biden runs for president, his candidacy will surely expose a pair of vulnerabilities Hillary Clinton has largely been able to hide in her second run for the presidency: The former secretary of state is more hawkish than the Democratic base, and she was a leading advocate for the US intervention in Libya in 2011.
>Time and again in President Barack Obama’s Situation Room, Clinton and Biden split over where, when, and how to deploy American military force, with Clinton typically advocating a more hawkish line and Biden playing the dove.
>What would matter more in a primary is his reservations about a troop surge in Afghanistan that Obama grudgingly agreed to under pressure from Robert Gates, Clinton, and then Gen. David Petraeus. And the US intervention in Libya, where chaos now reigns, could hurt Clinton in both a primary and a general election. In all three cases, Clinton was the hawk and Biden was the dove.
Anonymous
ID: 10hBkP+n
6/22/2025, 10:03:38 AM No.508303976
>>508303559
Yep. Kikes probably poisoned him.
Yep. Kikes probably poisoned him.
Anonymous
ID: PVVvz4rY
6/22/2025, 10:04:04 AM No.508304009
Anonymous
ID: UVUtIiW4
6/22/2025, 10:09:36 AM No.508304391
He was fun
Anonymous
ID: cV71Jy3Y
6/22/2025, 10:11:33 AM No.508304532
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Anonymous
ID: 9XKmEgrl
6/22/2025, 10:11:58 AM No.508304561
>>508303431 (OP)
>pulls all of the stop-gaps out
>Middle East is now in turmoil again
Damn it's almost like the only reason Iran is acting retarded is because he got rid of all of the reasons for Iran to not act retarded
>pulls all of the stop-gaps out
>Middle East is now in turmoil again
Damn it's almost like the only reason Iran is acting retarded is because he got rid of all of the reasons for Iran to not act retarded
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Anonymous
ID: PEuAs7z9
6/22/2025, 10:21:40 AM No.508305242
>>508304561
You mean like tearing up a certain agreement that prohibited and incentivised Iran to not seek nuclear weapons?
You mean like tearing up a certain agreement that prohibited and incentivised Iran to not seek nuclear weapons?
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Anonymous
ID: m1YRYBMd
6/22/2025, 10:21:45 AM No.508305253
>>508304561
>MIGAtard finds a way to blame Biden again, six months after Trump got into office
baka sMh
>MIGAtard finds a way to blame Biden again, six months after Trump got into office
baka sMh
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Anonymous
ID: 9XKmEgrl
6/22/2025, 10:24:29 AM No.508305443
Anonymous
ID: OWiHvBZg
6/22/2025, 10:41:16 AM No.508306637
>>508304532
even so he was less golem than the orange nigger
even so he was less golem than the orange nigger
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Anonymous
ID: sGstpV2h
6/22/2025, 10:42:32 AM No.508306741
>>508303431 (OP)
He simply forgot these countries existed. Still, I don't care about the means if more peace is the result.
He simply forgot these countries existed. Still, I don't care about the means if more peace is the result.
Anonymous
ID: cV71Jy3Y
6/22/2025, 10:45:30 AM No.508306936
>>508306637
>even so he was less golem than the orange nigger
He was quieter in his support for Israel, but the support was no less than Trump. Rather than give weapons to Israel in big shipments that would arouse attention, he gave the weapons in a lot of small shipments. But it still had the same effect. Gaza got obliterated under his watch. Sadly it is still continuing under Trump, but don't forget Biden facilitated it for the past 2 years.
>even so he was less golem than the orange nigger
He was quieter in his support for Israel, but the support was no less than Trump. Rather than give weapons to Israel in big shipments that would arouse attention, he gave the weapons in a lot of small shipments. But it still had the same effect. Gaza got obliterated under his watch. Sadly it is still continuing under Trump, but don't forget Biden facilitated it for the past 2 years.