Dick Cheney has a few talking points for our enemies. In fact, Cheney is more concerned with helping Al Qaeda put on their best face in light of the New York trials, by giving our enemies ideas and marketing strategies to bring in new recruits. And that should make it easier for them to fight our troops and attack the U.S.. For instance, in this interview with Politico:
1. Cheney advises Al Qaeda to define Obama as a weak leader: “Every time he delays, defers, debates, changes his position, it begins to raise questions: Is the commander in chief really behind what they’ve been asked to do?”
2. Cheney offers the Taliban and Al Qaeda tips on how to take advantage of a demoralized Afghan citizen by observing how they “see talk about exit strategies and how soon we can get out, instead of talk about how we win. “Those folks ... begin to look for ways to accommodate their enemies. They’re worried the United States isn’t going to be there much longer and the bad guys are.”
1. Cheney advises Al Qaeda to define Obama as a weak leader: “Every time he delays, defers, debates, changes his position, it begins to raise questions: Is the commander in chief really behind what they’ve been asked to do?”
2. Cheney offers the Taliban and Al Qaeda tips on how to take advantage of a demoralized Afghan citizen by observing how they “see talk about exit strategies and how soon we can get out, instead of talk about how we win. “Those folks ... begin to look for ways to accommodate their enemies. They’re worried the United States isn’t going to be there much longer and the bad guys are.”
3. Cheney hands radical terrorist groups this bullet point portrayal of Obama, as a guy who "projects 'weakness' and that the president is looking 'far more radical than I expected.'
4. Cheney tells Al Qaeda to hang in there: “Here’s a guy without much experience, who campaigned against much of what we put in place ... and who now travels around the world apologizing,” Cheney said. “I think our adversaries — especially when that’s preceded by a deep bow ... see that as a sign of weakness.”
5. Cheney also makes sure Al Qaeda takes full advangtage of the trial of Khalid Sheik Mohammed, the accused mastermind of the Sept. 11 … “One of their top people will be given the opportunity — courtesy of the United States government and the Obama administration — to have a platform from which they can espouse this hateful ideology that they adhere to,” he said. “I think it’s likely to give encouragement — aid and comfort — to the enemy.”
Could Cheney be a Karl Rovian figure to Al Qaeda' world wide marketing plan?
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