Elections Is Tulsi Gabbard a Russian asset?

Is Tulsi Gabbard Putin's Manchurian Candidate?

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I guess I would need to hear why she thinks Tushi is a Russian asset. Is it just because? Is it just an insult or is there actual reason to suspect her? Genuine question.

One thing is for certain-- Tulsi Gabbard has remarkable and ample assets.

Freudian slip?

Though I gotta admit, that is a good nickname
 
I'm actually deferring to experts on the topic. I'll go with them over some random asshole on Sherdog.

If you were deferring to experts, or taking any time whatsoever to learn about what was going on there, theres no way you would be this misinformed.

Its like Tim Ryan saying he wanted to go after the Taliban for attacking us on 9/11. If you dont know whats going on, look up some on the ground journalists and documentary filmmakers. But you really should do more research before calling someone a liar.

Deferring to experts?? Tulsi was on the armed services committee, the foreign relations committee and deployed twice to the middle east. She is speaking directly from expertise when she calls the syrian war a regime change war. She is the only candidate that calls out the fact that it even started as a CIA operation in 2011.
 
If you were deferring to experts, or taking any time whatsoever to learn about what was going on there, theres no way you would be this misinformed.

Its like Tim Ryan saying he wanted to go after the Taliban for attacking us on 9/11. If you dont know whats going on, look up some on the ground journalists and documentary filmmakers. But you really should do more research before calling someone a liar.

Deferring to experts?? Tulsi was on the armed services committee, the foreign relations committee and deployed twice to the middle east. She is speaking directly from expertise when she calls the syrian war a regime change war. She is the only candidate that calls out the fact that it even started as a CIA operation in 2011.
Yes, I am deferring to multiple experts that have reported and/or commented/written that our presence there was not a regime change. I'm also stating the obvious - we didn't actually change the regime.
 
Hmmm....sounds like youve been getting your news from sources outside of crimea.

I get my news from reputable journalists who actually GO to the countries and get their stories first-hand.

If you're getting your news from people payed $30,000 a day to read off a teleprompter, youre part of the problem.

Our media conglomerates our bought and paid for by our military and medical industral complexes.

This is what a journalist does:


This is what a $30,000 a day repeater (cant in good conscience call him a reporter) sitting in a studio reading off a teleprompter does:


If you get your information from "reputable journalists" why are you posting videos from a CTer that works for RT?
 
Again, I'll take the word of experts over some asshole on Sherdog. What was your previous user name anyway?

Previous username? You must be clinically retarded. I registered over 5 years before you did.
 
Yes, I am deferring to multiple experts that have reported and/or commented/written that our presence there was not a regime change. I'm also stating the obvious - we didn't actually change the regime.

Because Russia went in to defend Assad in 2015

That put an end to any hopes of deposing his regime. But that does not mean they didn't try.
 
Previous username? You must be clinically retarded. I registered over 5 years before you did.
Well, since you're an asshole and totally counterproductive to conversation in the WR maybe you should go back to hibernating.
 
I’d say Hildog is the Russian asset at this point. She’s effectively exposed a lot of hypocrisy from the Dems regarding muh Russia and Ukraine. If you’re against them you’re muh Russian. Trump couldn’t have hoped for more during this current news cycle. If he could just shut up and let the Dems eat themselves...but he won’t
 
Because Russia went in to defend Assad in 2015

That put an end to any hopes of deposing his regime. But that does not mean they didn't try.
That doesn't qualify as a "regime change war". "Assad must go" isn't a policy and putting pressure on him to step down via non-violent means does not qualify as a war.
 
Rarely do I give props to Van Jones on CNN, but respect for calling out Hillary's smear as bs the way he did. It was pretty shameless and vindictive on her part.
I generally disagree with Van's politics but a few years back I saw a vid of him ambushed by a youtube "journalist" literally on the street in DC and he took the time to engage a productive dialogue. He came off as a very genuine and super articulate person and I gained a lot of healthy respect for him even if I often don't see eye to eye with him
 
Well, since you're an asshole and totally counterproductive to conversation in the WR maybe you should go back to hibernating.

Typical leftist, show irrefutable evidence countering your claims, retort with insults. Though pat yourself on the back with your high post count highlighting your low intellect.
 
That doesn't qualify as a "regime change war". "Assad must go" isn't a policy and putting pressure on him to step down via non-violent means does not qualify as a war.

Giving weapons to rebel groups is non-violent?

And how is that not considered a policy of regime change? What other reason did they have for arming the rebels if not the overthrow of the Assad regime?
 
The troops stationed there were a barrier to Turkish aggression. Your analogy is more aptly applied to the Turks since they supported Jihadists and now they have sent their army into Syria.

This makes no sense on its face. Turkey is a NATO ally. The United States would have never sent troops to Syria to fight the Turks on Syria's behalf. We were there to oust a government. Just like we did in Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya.

This was all planned a week after 9/11. What should really scare people is the fact that through 3 different Administrations, republican and democrat, the plans kept moving forward, almost as if the reins of our foreign policy are so tightly held that it doesn't matter who the president of the United States is.

I'm no fan of Trump, but if he actually keeps his word and pulls us out of Syria, I would welcome and applaud it.

Its a completely illegal situation. First by American Law as Congress never declared war on Syria. Second by International Law as Syria never attacked the US or a NATO ally.

If it doesn't make Americans safer, there shouldn't be a single soldier sent to risk life, limb or sanity being exposed to war.

Here's former presidential candidate General Wesley Clark discussing plans to invade 7 countries in 5 years following 9/11; The list might sound familiar.

 
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why would someone delete my obviously comedic alternate poll post?

anyway i chose catapult
 
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