[Bob Seger]

Yep, great movie, even better story.


Bob, I wouldn't say Obama got us into it. I think that the U.S. trying to be the world's police since the end of WWII is what has. Everytime something goes wrong, the world looks at us. If we hadn't intervened, our credibility in the Arab world, what little of it we have left, would've taken a hit. If we do, we'd have people disgruntled with that, but I'm actually surprised that most Arab countries agree.

It's like we're screwed if we do, screwed if we don't. We don't have anyone else to blame for it but ourselves though.

What big political figures were against U.S. intervention in Libya? With Japan's situation and the buildup to the no-fly zone in Libya, they haven't talked about who disagreed with it much..

Why would we care? Frankly, I'm tired of worrying what anybody, ESPECIALLY, the Arab world thinks. They will still hate and want to kill us regardless. Besides, that would give Obama just one more thing to apologize for, wouldn't it? He could vacation in Iran next week when he gets back from Brazil and make that a priority. Do you see Russia or China apologizing for anything they do? They could care less what we think of them.