Að sigra stríð

Ekki minnist ég þess að stríð hafi verið lagt að velli í stríði. 

„Við munum sigra þetta stríð“

Athugasemdir

[Jón Valur Jensson, 18.8.2013 kl. 13:19]

Góður, Heimir! - En þessi málvilla er farin að láta víða á sér kræla.

Þessi Mbl.is-frétt hefur greinilega ekki verið prófarkarlesin.

[Heimir Lárusson Fjeldsted, 18.8.2013 kl. 13:25]

Eru menn nokkuð hættir að prófarkalesa?

[Sigurbjörg Eiríksdóttir, 18.8.2013 kl. 14:11]

Ég er ansi hrædd um það Heimir. Rekst orðið svo oft á skrítnar villur.

[Jósef Smári Ásmundsson, 18.8.2013 kl. 14:23]

Nei,það er hægt að vinna stríð eða keppni,en sigra andstæðinginn.En þessi málvilla er ansi lúmsk.Maður tekur nánast ekki eftir henni nema maður sé svona athugull eins og þú.

[Þorsteinn Sch Thorsteinsson (IP-tala skráð) 18.8.2013 kl. 17:50]

Rétt hjá þér Heimir
Obama stjórnin styður þetta allt saman: 

"Obama has been supporting the Muslim Brotherhood, encouraging them to push for a “second chance” in elections, and calling for their leader to be released. At the same time, he continues to arm the military which still has the weapons he’s been dumping on them for years.

The end result is that Obama is helping trigger a civil war that will be blamed on the United States for decades.

From the Washington Post, emphasis mine:

Put it this way: President Obama’s Egypt policy is about as effective as his Syria policy. And for the first time Wednesday, with the number of dead and injured mounting, one could almost envision Egypt’s descent into out-and-out civil war. Obama was briefed, said nothing and went back to golf.

Since yesterday, the violence has gotten worse. Hundreds are dead in a country collapsing into civil war.

From the Associated Press:

At least 638 people were confirmed killed and nearly 4,000 wounded in the violence sparked when riot police backed by armored vehicles and bulldozers smashed the two sit-ins in Cairo where Morsi’s mainly Islamist supporters had been camped out for six weeks calling for his reinstatement. It was the deadliest day by far since the 2011 popular uprising that toppled autocratic ruler Hosni Mubarak and plunged the country into more than two years of instability.

The US position on this should be non-existent. We should have never armed the Egyptian government — neither the Muslim Brotherhood nor the opposition. We should have left them alone. Now, instead, millions of people will only remember that it was the United States who dumped the weapons that helped slaughter their countrymen"(http://www.capitalisminstitute.org/obama-bloodlust/).

[Jón Valur Jensson, 18.8.2013 kl. 21:39]

Mbl.is-fréttir eru ekki prófarkalesnar að fullu eins og Morgunblaðið.

Þessi er ein þeirra, sem ekki hafa verið lesnar yfir.