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What has Obama said about the attack in Kenya that killed over 150

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Thats not true. Every country has an impact on us, like dominos.

 

For example,

Greece when they were about to go bankrupt would have effected our economy.

Stability in the ME for oil supply and prices effect us.

 

We are the leader of the free world and must lead by example. So I feel we should protect or at least help protect those who cant do it themselves, like these Christians being murdered for being Christian.

 

Please explain to me how this impacts us.

 

We can't get involved in every incident that occurs overseas. It's not feasible. We get involved in those that impact us directly. The others? Not so much.

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We dont have to get involved with every incident, but it would be nice to know our President is working with others to stop RADICAL EXTREMIST ISLAMIST. But is he? Seems he is more about punishing those who dont support the Muslim Brotherhood, like Egypt.

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What does European debt have to do with Christians being murdered in Kenya?

 

How does the Kenya incident impact us?

 

1st you asked how Greece effected us, I told you. It is Europe by the way.

 

As for Kenya.

Kenya is the most developed economy in Eastern Africa. With a nominal 2011 gross domestic product (GDP) of USD 35.8 billion, it is also the economic, commercial, and logistical hub of the entire region. Kenya’s population is estimated at 41 million with a large number of well-educated English-speaking—and multi-lingual—professionals, and a strong entrepreneurial tradition.

March 2012, oil was discovered in Turkana by the British oil company Tullow. U.S. oil companies have also entered the market with plans to begin drilling exploratory wells in late 2012 or early 2013.

Doing Business in Kenya | Embassy of the United States

We dont have to get involved with every incident, but it would be nice to know our President is working with others to stop RADICAL EXTREMIST ISLAMIST. But is he? Seems he is more about punishing those who dont support the Muslim Brotherhood, like Egypt.

 

I'm sure the President has been somewhat busy this week with the whole Iran nuclear deal. Bigger fish to fry so to speak. :idunno:

1st you asked how Greece effected us, I told you. It is Europe by the way.

 

As for Kenya.

Kenya is the most developed economy in Eastern Africa. With a nominal 2011 gross domestic product (GDP) of USD 35.8 billion, it is also the economic, commercial, and logistical hub of the entire region. Kenya’s population is estimated at 41 million with a large number of well-educated English-speaking—and multi-lingual—professionals, and a strong entrepreneurial tradition.

March 2012, oil was discovered in Turkana by the British oil company Tullow. U.S. oil companies have also entered the market with plans to begin drilling exploratory wells in late 2012 or early 2013.

Doing Business in Kenya | Embassy of the United States

 

I never once asked about Greece. You brought them up.

I'm becoming more and more convinced that the liberal agenda's number 1 concern is Anti-Christianity.

 

I think you hit the nail on the head right there. You would think a pizza owner in Indiana who does not approve of a gay wedding is more of a threat to the world than Isis or Iran if you listened to the MSM right now...

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