"The same people, who seem to have no compunction with being 'repeatedly' wrong..."

[Stellar]

"The same people, who seem to have no compunction with being repeatedly wrong..."

from Obama's speech, I found that caption on the 'Rachel Maddow' show last night and it brought to mind the speech that Netanyahu made in 2002. Published on CSPAN...

Netanyahu's Expert Testimony on Iraq in 2002
Following his first term as Isrel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu testified to Congress on Sept. 12, 2002 as a private citizen, and advised Congress that a U.S. invasion of Iraq would be "a good choice."

Netanyahu 2002: I guarantee you
If you take out Saddam's Regime, I guarantee you, that it will have enormous positive reverberations on the region.

Watch both videos at the link: CSPAN
Talk about being repeatedly wrong, now they are at it again.

[daleanime]

1. K&R.....

[Spitfire of ATJ]

2. Every single Republican at the debate will agree that Iran needs to be nuked.

[Rex]

3. Repukes don't play by the rules or live in the same reality as the rest of us.

And with a corporate media that will do anything for money and ratings, it's become worse over the decades. Now we have worthless shitheads like Ted Cruz in office. All thanks to our nations inability to punish the GOP when they do wrong.

[heaven05]

4. I refuse to watch

this clown party tonight, with the clowns being 'questioned' by their handlers. What bullshit this is!!! The only important thing about this upcoming GE, is our candidate, no matter who, walking in the front door of the WH, January 2017.

[Fred Sanders]

7. I also will not watch a second of this political porn fest.

Join me in the post-porn production mocking. I am up for that!

[mcar]

5. K&R

[Fred Sanders]

6. Meanwhile most of cabal news and mash media carefully ignore most of these details of the speech. Truth hurts

the propaganda.

[closeupready]

14. Truth is for poor journalists; propaganda is for overpaid news readers who

are primped and coiffed for the camera, given clothing allowances, and meet friendly VIP's (eager to push their agendas). Which sounds sexier, career-wise?

[edhopper]

8. One of Obama's big mistakes

was wanting to "move on" and not hold any of the War Criminals accountable.

Also the media has had a preference for the wrong people over the right people for some time.

Why do the still defer to McCain and Graham on foreign policy and never call them out for being so wrong?

[Shrike47]

10. Because of who owns the big media. They listen to what they want to hear.

[edhopper]

11. Yes,

all the more reason the Dems needed to be vocal about it and Obama needed to take action.

[Martin Eden]

12. It started with Pelosi taking impeachment "off the table"

She might as well have said that justice and the rule of law were off the table.

[edhopper]

13. true that

[saidsimplesimon]

9. Let's put some pressure

on both houses of Congress, regardless of party. I support President Obama's plan. Time for some telephone action?

[Stellar]

15. K&R nt