Obama administration is an abject failure?

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http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2011/09/the-terrorist-notches-on-obamas-belt/


Sep 30, 2011 8:08am



The Terrorist Notches on Obama’s Belt



The list of senior terrorists killed during the Obama presidency is fairly extensive.

There’s Osama bin Laden, of course, killed in May.

Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) leader Anwar al-Awlaki as of today.

Earlier this month officials confirmed that al Qaeda’s chief of Pakistan operations, Abu Hafs al-Shahri, was killed in Waziristan, Pakistan.

In August, ‘Atiyah ‘Abd al-Rahman, the deputy leader of al Qaeda was killed.

In June, one of the group’s most dangerous commanders, Ilyas Kashmiri, was killed in Pakistan. In Yemen that same month, AQAP senior operatives Ammar al-Wa’ili, Abu Ali al-Harithi, and Ali Saleh Farhan were killed. In Somalia, Al-Qa’ida in East Africa (AQEA) senior leader Harun Fazul was killed.

Administration officials also herald the recent U.S./Pakistani joint arrest of Younis al-Mauritani in Quetta.

Going back to August 2009, Tehrik e-Taliban Pakistan leader Baitullah Mahsud was killed in Pakistan.

In September of that month, Jemayah Islamiya operational planner Noordin Muhammad Top was killed in Indonesia, and AQEA planner Saleh Ali Saleh Nabhan was killed in Somalia.

Then in December 2009 in Pakistan, al Qaeda operational commanders Saleh al-Somali and ‘Abdallah Sa’id were killed.

In February 2010, in Pakistan, Taliban deputy and military commander Abdul Ghani Beradar was captured; Haqqani network commander Muhammad Haqqani was killed; and Lashkar-e Jhangvi leader Qari Zafar was killed.

In March 2010, al Qaeda operative Hussein al-Yemeni was killed in Pakistan, while senior Jemayah Islamiya operative Dulmatin - accused of being the mastermind behind the 2002 Bali bombings – was killed during a raid in Indonesia.

In April 2010, al Qaeda in Iraq leaders Abu Ayyub al-Masri and Abu Omar al-Baghdadi were killed.

In May, al Qaeda’s number three commander, Sheik Saeed al-Masri was killed.

In June 2010 in Pakistan, al Qaeda commander Hamza al-Jawfi was killed.

Remember when Rudy Giuliani warned that electing Barack Obama would mean that the U.S. played defense, not offense, against the terrorists?

If this is defense, what does offense look like?

-Jake Tapper









http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0409/21156.html


Obama signed off on taking out pirates




President Barack Obama issued a standing order to use force against pirates holding an American captain hostage — including giving a Navy commander the authority to act if he believed the captain’s life was in danger, two senior defense officials said Sunday night.

Navy snipers aboard the USS Bainbridge on Sunday shot and killed three of the pirates after the Bainbridge’s commander gave the order, when a pirate was spotted aboard the lifeboat pointing an AK-47 rifle at Capt. Richard Phillips, one defense official said.

This is like going to the zoo and watching the gorilla throw monkey shit at the visitors!
 
Quote from Ricter:

It accounts for the business cycle and is akin to using real vs. nominal data.

It makes an assumption that loss in GDP is temporary rather than permanent. Key word, "assumption". It's not math, it's fudged math.

But I love it. I'm going to think about the "potential" aspects of all data I quote from now on. I'll see where that gets me.
 
Quote from Tsing Tao:

It makes an assumption that loss in GDP is temporary rather than permanent. Key word, "assumption". It's not math, it's fudged math.

But I love it. I'm going to think about the "potential" aspects of all data I quote from now on. I'll see where that gets me.
So long as you factor capacity utilization or its analogue into your thinking, go ahead.
 
Quote from bigarrow:

says mr IQ95 :confused:
More projection?



And actually it's over 100, but don't let the facts get in your way now. You never have before.
 
Quote from bigarrow:

says mr IQ95 :confused:
Who would you think would be the more intelligent and responsible person, the corporate jet pilot or the roofing contractor?

That's right, the 95 points you mention are actually the difference in IQ between the roofer and pilot. And, not in a good way for you! LOL
 
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