Saturday, October 3, 2015

Tweets that will stop Russia in its boot tracks

I wonder how Vladimir Putin feels about the recent frontal attack he received in response to the airstrikes Russia flew against the Syrian opposition forces. I imagine he's worried that the United States is going to bombard his country, inundating them with powerful tweets, tweets that will rock him and will make the autocrat shake in his Cossack boots.

Imagine millions of Russians taking cover, getting as far away from their computer monitors as quickly as they can run. Fearful that the one tweet they fear the most will reach their eyes and destroy whatever they hold dear.

"Yikes! It's yet another Twitter attack by the word-thirsty Americans! Run Natasha, run!"

For Obama and his inept administration, words are everything. If you don't believe me, just ask his teleprompter. 

Imagine how Putin felt reading Samantha Power's tweet: "We call on Russia to cease attacks on Syria oppo (sic) & civilians & to focus on ISIL." The U.N. Ambassador must have had Vlad biting his nails with worry. Or maybe he just peed his pants laughing at how he has made the Obama administration look like a bunch of lawyers and community organizers who think their words can actually do something to stop him.

How totally naive and childish. Those words have as much weight and substance as a bag of smoke from a dung fire.

Obama says that Putin and Iran are on the wrong side of history.

He's wrong--they are on their side of history, the side they choose to be on. They choose to grab as much power as Obama and the rest of the West allows them to grab. And for Obama to think that our "60 nation coalition" is an actual coalition is a bong party fantasy.
Signs of ineptitude

Telling Russia to cease their involvement in the Middle East is like telling Bill Clinton to keep it in his pants, or telling Obama to give up the idea of gun-control while the bodies are still warm.





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