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The reasons for this are quite simple. American soldiers have had their hands tied by this corrupt, treasonous administration. The \u201chand tying\u201d is done through something called the \u201cRules of Engagement\u201d or ROE. Anyone in the military can explain what these are and how they work. Basically, it\u2019s the rules guiding when American Forces can shoot at the enemy and with what level of force.<\/p>\n
Under Bush, after 9\/11, the ROE\u2019s were, to put it simply, \u201cBlow the sh** out of the Islamic Terrorists.\u201d Since Bush left office, Obama\u2019s policy is rather different. The actual ROE\u2019s are highly classified, but the results can be seen publicly. Troops under fire denied air or artillery support, inability to fire back at all and delays on special operations forces when they are going on hostage rescue missions.<\/p>\n
Here is a case in point. In Afghanistan, several westerners have been kidnapped by the Taliban. Intelligence had an idea where they were and the Pentagon laid on a mission to rescue them. Everything was lined up, but had to wait until they got permission to proceed. Here are the details from<\/a><\/p>\n Fox News<\/a>:<\/p>\n U.S. special operations forces mounted an unsuccessful mission to rescue two American University of Afghanistan professors kidnapped in Kabul last month — after an earlier mission was aborted when the White House withheld its approval — defense officials with knowledge of the incident told Fox News. <\/b><\/p>\n Fox News is told the operation, which took place a few days after their Aug. 7 kidnapping, killed seven enemy fighters. But when the firefight ended, there was no sign of the hostages.<\/b><\/p>\n One of the hostages is an American. The other is Australian. Without a doubt, both are being tortured by the Taliban, and eventually will have their heads cut off on the internet. Now the question is, why did the rescue mission fail? Was it faulty intelligence? That does happen unfortunately. However, this wasn\u2019t the case.<\/p>\n It was not the first attempt by the U.S. military to rescue the two professors.<\/strong><\/p>\n The first mission was aborted when the American rescue force could not obtain White House approval for the mission amid concerns about the intelligence, according to three defense officials. They were in the air heading to the target area at the time and had to return to their base in Afghanistan.<\/b><\/p>\n They couldn\u2019t get permission from Der Fubar? Why? I don\u2019t believe for one second that they were worried about the intelligence. Was the real reason they couldn\u2019t get the Go order because King Putt was out on the golf course again and couldn\u2019t be bothered?<\/p>\n The initial mission was cancelled because the intelligence was not completely firm and there was not consensus among different government agencies, which prevented the White House from granting approval, one official told Fox News.<\/b><\/p>\n And why the Hell was the White House involved in the first place? This was a straight up rescue mission in an area that was known to be infested with Islamic Jihadi\u2019s. They were still there when the mission was finally allowed to go forward.<\/p>\n \u201cThey turned back that first night because they didn\u2019t have authority. They could have gone without permission if they thought hostages’ lives were in imminent danger,\u201d according to one official.<\/b><\/p>\n In other words, if they had gone in and the hostages weren\u2019t there, Obama would have had the entire team and chain of command court martialed for daring to try anything to get our people back. Considering the past history of the Obama Regime, this is a good reason.<\/p>\n Remember Benghazi when at least one naval officer was relieved because he was ready to go to the rescue of the State Department people and wasn\u2019t going to wait for Obama to remove his thumb and give them permission.<\/p>\n Now, instead of executing a good plan now<\/a>, the military, in order to protect themselves from that jug eared, dog eating, coke snorting golf pro, have to wait for permission and hope that everything works out. We know that almost never happens.<\/p>\n One source told Fox News the delay in approving the first rescue attempt was due to the White House \u201cbureaucracy.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cI have not heard any of that,\u201d said another official when asked by Fox News for comment. \u201cFor this operation, we didn\u2019t get the president\u2019s authority in time because the intelligence was not firm.\u201d<\/b><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n