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Obama is sending a "small" contingent of 30-50 Special Forces troops to Iraq and Syria.
Did he ever pull the other 3500 to 5000 troops out? You don't hear about them anymore. In June of last year, he sent 1500, which brought the number up to 2900 to Iraq. Then in June of this year, he supposedly sent another 450.
Isn't it funny that he kept saying there would be no troops on the ground year after year, month after month through his presidency, yet keeps putting troops on the ground? He really doesn't care anymore about lying. He's doing it openly now, instead of trying to hide his lies behind some other excuse.
Too little, too late to make any dents in ISIS. They are too strong now.
Another thing. Notice how he does crap like this on a Friday when Congress isn't in session? He's breaking the law again by doing this without Congress' approval. Aren't they are the ones that have the power to approve troop deployment and/or war?
These troops, just like the others sent before, are not allowed to engage in combat. Isn't that what got Master Sgt. Wheeler killed in Afghanistan?
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In Washington, U.S. officials said the small special forces contingent in Syria would work with local "moderate rebel" groups to fight against Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, and that it should not be considered a combat mission.
"The president has been quite clear that there is no military solution to the problems that are plaguing Iraq and Syria. There is a diplomatic one," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said in Washington.
Earnest said the special forces' mission would be to "train, advise and assist" local groups, adding: "I think if we were envisioning a combat operation, we probably would be contemplating more than 50 troops on the ground."
In Alaska, U.S. Defence Secretary Ash Carter told reporters, "Our role fundamentally and the strategy is to enable local forces, but does that put U.S. forces in harm's way? It does, no question about it."
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