Trump kills ISIS leader but legacy media unhappy?
The corporate legacy media, like CNN immediately started questioning about the “validity” of the claim. MSNBC laments, how we cannot show compassion while brutally going after this militant. What do you think about mouthpiece of the Democratic party?
Trump didn’t notify Pelosi of the operation, a long-standing convention. Turning the US into a third world country with broken government.
That woman has no credibility; she’s not entitled to any type of notification. Given her pro-Islamic bias she would probably have tipped him off and tried to make Trump look bad if the operation failed to succeed.
@brwl34 -wtf are you talking about? Get some help. Seriously.
Obama and Hillary funded ISIS in the first place.
Who funded bin laden in the first place? Who put Hussein in power? Who put trump in power? Ya America has a shitty past of putting shitty people in power.
I made a thread about how liberals will be sad about this, but they whined and got it removed. The morning news proved me right 😂😂😂
Uhh...remember how the media (Fox news most of all) challenged the claims Bin Laden was killed since we didn’t see phots of his body and he was buried at sea quickly after? Pretty routine for the media to question things. It’s their job. Particularly if something smells funny about the claim.
Remember when the obamas went on a date to a broadway show and Fox News lost their shit? Or the tan suit? Now liberals are made fun of for making a big deal out of trump quid pro quoing politically motivated investigation by foreign nations. These fucks.
This guy was imprisoned by US troop during Iraqi invasion. It's no surprising US has his DNA sample.
Trump derangement syndrome
This takes the cake.
‘No known aptitude for fighting and killing’.....are you fkn kidding me? His ak47 is right behind him....
Actual quote: When Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi took the reins of the Islamic State of Iraq in 2010, few had heard of the organization or its new leader, an austere religious scholar with wire-frame glasses and no known aptitude for fighting and killing. But just four years later, Mr. Baghdadi had helped transform his failing movement into one of the most notorious and successful terrorist groups of modern times. Under his guidance it would burst into the public consciousness as the Islamic State, an organization that would seize control of entire cities in Iraq and Syria and become a byword for shocking brutality.