Iraq. and the region are on fire. How could anyonehow could anyone say we should not light our hair on fire when news reports clearly indicate there are burning bodies in the streets of Ramadi. that ISIL is going from house to house. seeking out people and executing them. Tens of thousands of people are refugees. What does the Presidents spokesman say? That we should not light our hair on fire every time there is a setback. The Secretary of State of the United States of America said Ramadi was a mere "target of opportunity." Have we completely losthave we completely lost our sense of any moral caring and concern about thousands and thousands of people who are murdered. who are made refugees. who are dying as we speakand the Presidents Press Secretary says we should not light our hair on fire. What does the President have to say today? The President of the United States today says: Well. it is climate change that we have to worry about. I am worried about climate change. Do we give a damn about what is happening in the streets of Ramadi and the thousands of refugees and the peopleinnocent men. women. and children who are dying and being executed and their bodies burned in the streets? A few weeks ago. as ISIL closed in on Ramadi. the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said the city "is not symbolic in any way" and is "not central to the future of Iraq." the capital of the Anbar Province. the place where we lost the lives of some 400 brave Americans and some 1.000 in the first battle of Ramadi during the surge. These are quotes from the media reports: Bodies. some burned. littered the streets as local officials reported the militants carried out mass killing of Iraq security forces and civilians.
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