Obama Says al Qaeda And ISIS Have ‘Legitimate Grievances’

By Brian Anderson, February 18, 2015.

Obama just keeps digging a hole for himself with his inability to recognize the global threat of radical Islam. In a week where his State Department spokesman Marie Harf said the best way to fight ISIS is with a jobs program, the President took things to new levels of ridiculousness by suggesting that both ISIS and al Qaeda have legitimate grievances.

Obama penned an opinion piece for the Los Angles Times where he outlines his plan to deal with “violent extremism” that the rest of us know as radical Islam. Boy or boy is this thing underwhelming and really really scary:

In the face of this challenge, we must stand united internationally and here at home. We know that military force alone cannot solve this problem.

Actually, we don’t know that because the President has yet to put together a solid military plan for dealing with ISIS. The only thing we do know is that Obama can’t or won’t solve this problem.

Nor can we simply take out terrorists who kill innocent civilians.

Why not? Egypt did when ISIS beheaded a group of Christians. I’d like to believe we have better military capabilities than Egypt, wouldn’t you?

We also have to confront the violent extremists — the propagandists, recruiters and enablers — who may not directly engage in terrorist acts themselves, but who radicalize, recruit and incite others to do so.

So we have to go after the terrorist version of ObamaCare navigators? Sounds like a solid plan. Equally solid is Obama’s extremist-killing platform that we must make sure to honor and respect Islam:

The world must continue to lift up the voices of Muslim clerics and scholars who teach the true peaceful nature of Islam.

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Quote: Frank Cannon wrote in post #3

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I am starting to believe that the Regimes obtuseness on this issue is intentional. It is keeping the MSM narrative on this nonsense and distracting from real issues like Net Neutrality, Amnesty and Zerocare.

Everything these people do is intentional and well thought out.

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Quote: Cincinnatus wrote in post #4

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Giuliani was quite correct when he recently observed, "“I do not believe — and I know this is a horrible thing to say — but I do not believe that this president loves America,” Giuliani said of President Obama."

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