Obama Lets Putin Take Crimea

it's not for us to stop him. But he knows that he's president. He knows that some Americans believe that the US should have and should play the role of outpost for freedom and defender of liberty. So he'll go through the motions of drawing the red line and trying to, you know, intimidate. These are were you better not do that, or else you've got to deal with me. Of course,

then nobody ever has to deal with him. By the point was that all of this bluster and these warnings to Putin, you better leave Malone, you better not do you have us to deal with There just warnings he's just said, because he really doesn't care. He really doesn't matter. He doesn't think we have any moral authority to stop putting. Who are we wanting to putting wants crimea and we don't. Who are we to say, know? If the Iranians want a nuclear bomb and we've got some who are we

to say no? That's how he looks at it. That's how a lot of young people look at it. This is how a lot of young people are taught to look at it. We're no different, We're no better that this business about the United States defending freedom around the world, that's bunk. Who gives us the right to even say that freedom is the way to go? Some people are taught that. Look at old Soviet Union, when the Brown Wall fell, Soviet Communism was defeated. Some people are just

not cut out for freedom. It was said about the Russian people when they had freedom, they had been enslaved for so long that they really they had to relearn self reliance. They had to they had to relearn providing for themselves. They had been conditioned like any living organism. You've heard about these stories that tour groups go out on the ocean and you watch dolphins or whatever being fed. It doesn't take long. The dolphins will stop trying to

feed themselves. They just wait for the American shipping boat to arrive. Well, human beings are no different. And after seventy five years of being conditioned to being taken care of and whatever state, whatever condition, if the if the provider goes away and you haven't been raised to take care of yourself and it doesn't kick in, then you're Gonnare's gonna be some confusion, And there was. So we

dispatched all I remember Paul Wyrick was one. We dispatched all kinds of people to go over and help Yelson to um in plement the concepts of freedom. There were a lot of really great Americans that went over to help this, but the left had plenty of people. Hey see, see, freedom's not for everybody. Which is an outright denial of the preamble of our own declaration of independence. It's an

outright rejection of our whole existence. And it's taught. And there are a bunch of people, hey you know freedom. Who says freedom is the best anyway? With freedom and capitalism, look at all the unfairness that you have, and look at all the inequality that you have. Then that manifests itself if Putent wants crimea let him have it, Like Mario Cuomo said of Saddamus, saying, hey, you know the way to deal with this. Give him a couple of

islands and you'll go away. But the whole idea of the United States as the outpost, the bastion, the beacon of freedom is rejected by many on the left for a host of reasons. A. They look at freedom as being imposed on people, and I do not think you can impose freedom. That's contradictory to me. Freedom is not an imposition. Freedom is a grant. Freedom is the nature of our creation, and that is in the preamble of

our own declaration of independence. Now let me go back to this Ukraine business, because played for you what I said a week ago. Obama doesn't care. He's just gonna say he cares because he knows a lot of Americans think that the US should, in fact be the beacon of hope for the world, freedom, liberty, and so forth and so on. But he's not gonna stop because if if Putin wants it, who are we to say can't as it? He can't have it. I mean, who are we to say that any nation can't do what they

want to do, what gives us the right. That's what people like Mamma believe, and that's why it was easy to predict that that Putin is not going to face any serious opposition from Obama. So now let's go to the audio sound bite where this has proven. First, up Edie Henry a Fox News channel on the O'Reilly Factor last night, and O'Reilly said, ed Henry, so what's the headline today? Is there anything over there that's gonna happen. No, it doesn't really look like there's going to be much

of US actions. Officials were telling us privately in recent days that look, as long as Putin doesn't extend beyond CRIMEA, uh, then fine, he's not escalating the situation. That was a direct signal that they're not going to do anything to stop him from keeping CRIMEA. The US has already sent a tacit signal that Putin can have CRIMEA. They don't want him to have it, but they're not gonna do anything to take it back as long as he doesn't

escalate beyond that. Well, now, wait a minute. Didn't we say at first, hey, get out of Ukraine, you can't CRIMEA? Then Putin too. Well, okay, but if he goes any further, we're gonna really get mad. It's just history repeating itself. It's happened in Syria, drew the red line, then denied writing drawing the red line, blamed it on Congress. There hasn't been any punity of action on Basher Alassa or whoever has been doing the evil doings over there. It's

just a bunch of huffing and puffing. So here you have it, well, direct signal. They're not going to do anything to stop him from keeping CRIMEA. So we've given putin crimea. He said he wants it. Who are we to stop him? Then, late yesterday afternoon, in the White House, after meeting with the Ukraine Prime Minister, Obama and the

Prime Minister spoke with reporters about the meeting. Mr Prime Minister, I would ask that you deliver a message on behalf of the American people to all the Ukrainian people, and that is that we admire their perch, we appreciate their aspirations. You can rest assured that you will have our strong support as you move forward during these difficult times. Well,

big whoop, Mr Prime Minister. You tell your people were thinking about them, and we really are thinking about them, and we were really thinking good things when we think about them, we're we're thinking about your on your own. You're on your own, but we want you to know that as you're on your own, we support whatever happened, whatever you're doing. Uh, while you're on your own, and while you're on your own, while you're doing whatever, and just know that, my God, we're thinking of you. And

the Prime Minister well forth a lot appreciate that. Uh. Here is the Prime Minister of Ukraine. Uh our sendy yacht sin YUK speaking with reporters after his meeting with Obama. My massage to President Puchin. Mr Puchin, tear down the swoold doual of war, intimidation and military aggression. Wait wait, wait, wait wait a minute now, so Obama says, Mr President, I want you to tell your people were really thinking about you. Uh, and we admire your aspirations. What are

their aspirations? Well, they aspire to be free and we admired it. You tell them we really admire it. While they're getting their butts kicked, we admire it. We admire they want to be free. You tell them we're thinking about him, and this guy says, well, my message to Putin is teetered down this war. Obama says, well, go ahead, We'll be thinking about you as you tear down this wall. I so easy to predict what else Putin wants. Whatever it is, he's gonna get it. Here's the Ukraze. St'mn

think about this. Here's the Ukrainian Prime minister quoting Ronald Reagan in front of Obama. Did a Putin tied down this way? Obama said, U, s O B. How dare you come here in the way as you quote that right wing fanatic in my face? All right, all we're gonna do is think about you, and to hell with what I said about your aspirations. Screw you? You quote Reagan to me? How day, that's probably what you imagine. Obama goes back to the Oval office, throws down a

piece of paper. Do you have what that guy did? That's stupid, little guy quoting Reagan? Mr? The Putin teared down this wall of intimidation water in minute aggression. Obama won't say it. The President Ukraine private somebody's got to say it. Not us though, anymore