...or either Alexander Hamilton or Francis Marion or Robert E. Lee or any other historical figure who favored and fought for a separate country that embodied their beliefs and the right to live their lives as they saw fit.
He wants Israel to give them the entire West Bank, Eastern Jerusalum and the Golan Heights in return for...?????. Geez Red, you're losing it. Look away from Barry's pubes and see what's happening.
He had to be convinced and it wasn't easy with Jarrett afraid of the potential negative political implications. Obama wanted a 2nd term more than he wanted Bin Laden dead. Of course, that's a politician's stance as much as it is an Obama failing.
Obviously, you have no concept of the breadth and width and scope of the moral courage required to make a decision to put another human's life in danger. Equally as obvious is the fact that you're not familiar with the "Milgram Experiment" conducted in the early 60s that, among other things, illustrates how much easier it is to take an order from a superior that could cause harm to another human as opposed to giving that order in the first place. Moral courage may be different from physical courage, but they are both equally as rare. Here, read and enjoy... [ame=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milgram_experiment]Milgram experiment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]
Of course he had to be convinced. He heard from everyone available with valid intel pertaining to the operation and, even though they were only 55-60 percent certain Bin Laden was in the compound, made the decision to "go" ahead with the op. In fact, several of the military members he took council from advised him NOT to give the "go".
I have some experiece making those kinds of decisions. It took zero moral courage to give the go ahead to kill UBL.
