The U.S. will not negotiate with al-Qaida even
though it is concerned about the safety of a Rockville, Md., aid worker
kidnapped in Pakistan
The White House says the Obama administration does not and will not
negotiate with al-Qaida even though it is concerned about the safety and
well-being of a 70-year-old American aid worker kidnapped in Pakistan
nine months ago.
White House spokesman Jay Carney said the administration condemns the
kidnapping of Warren Weinstein and called for his immediate release.
In a video released by al-Qaida, Weinstein said he would be killed unless President Barack Obama agrees to the group's demands.
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Unfortunately, Obammy is right on this one.
ReplyDeleteBut he will negotiate billions on dollars and release taliban fighters?
ReplyDelete9:35, it's called leaving the afghans to fend largely for themselves.
ReplyDeleteFor ten years? Obama agreed to pay for ten years! Wtf! We should've nuked em all! That wouldn't have cost us 100 billion .plus total cost of war and casualties.
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ReplyDeleteare you serious?
That would have started an entire world war and you probably wouldnt be alive today to make such dumb remarks.
No way it would've started a world war! The whole world feels they are a toilet bowl filled to the rim.and why would oh say....Russia attack is over them.as long as we don't lob one their way they would stay out of it.use your head.the while wotld would love to see the whole region eradicated and the oil divided up evenly.
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