President's ISIL Plan Has Four Too Many Points

Originally Published September 11, 2014; Last Updated September 26, 2014; Last Republished September 26, 2014:

Mr. President, your proposed four-point war plan to counter “ISIL” 1 has four too many points 2. Switch to your prior acknowledged and criticized, “no-plan-war-plan”, and thereby avoid another costly, indefinite and useless romp through the lands of the religious whack jobs—albeit a proposed romp flying at 30 thousand feet.

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UPDATED 01/21/2015 NYT, Obama State of the Union 2015 Address: President's [FULL] SOTU Speech Today on 1/20/15

Mr. President, another romp through the lands of the religious whack-jobs is undesirable and unnecessary!

UPDATED 09/26/2014 CNN, U.N. Security Council unanimously passes anti-terror resolution

President Obama cheer leading an anti-religious whack job session at a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, yesterday.

UPDATED 09/19/2014 Reuters, U.S. Congress approves arming Syrian rebels, funding government

After years of gridlock and demonstrated inability to agree on even the most trivial matters of governance our Congress has finally reach a bipartisan agreement on the need to wage another war in the land of the religious whack jobs.

Where's the gridlock when you when you want it, need it, and it would do some good? 

YouTube, President Obama Addresses the Nation on the ISIL Threat

WP, Transcript: President Obama’s speech outlining strategy to defeat Islamic State



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1. Unfortunately, President Obama, like his predecessors continues asserting that he has the unilateral power to wage war, without a congressional declaration of war.

Alternatively, President Obama will likely assert that his currently proposed ISIL war plan proposal fits within the Congress's 2002 Iraq Authorization to Use Military Force (AUMF) used by King Bush the Idiot, his court jesters and neoconservative clowns to wage a global war on terrorists.

2. If our nation must chair an anti-religious whack job cheer-leading session at the United Nations Security Council you can designate and send senators McCain, Graham and Inhofe et al., for that purpose.