How Obama Betrayed Americans On The Battlefield

Whether liberals want to admit it or not, America is still at war. We’ve been at war since the Twin Towers were attacked over 16 years ago, and we’re still at war today. Not because we want to be at war, but because we are still being threatened on a daily basis by the ideology that killed thousands of our own. It’s the ideology that will not tolerate freedom, and that the entire country rallied against when the sting of the death of our friends and family was fresh.

Today, however, so many have forgotten what it was like to feel the horror of knowing we were under attack. We have whitewashed and polished up the religion that says we should die and attributed it to extremists and wack jobs. This has been done by those who are willing to trade the blood of their countrymen for votes to keep them in office.

According to U.S. Army General John Nicholson, we were once again put in the crosshairs of the same religion of hate who we declared to wipe out by our former Commander-in-Chief, Barrack Hussein Obama. Nicholson has an up close and personal view of what it’s like to fight jihadist, and how best to beat them back. According to him, Obama did everything to encourage our enemies. The website Conservative Media reports that the General even gave a speech on exactly where we went wrong, and how President Trump is doing it differently:

“The military was set up in such way that protocol is always the leading principle to follow. This yardstick that makes the U.S. military so special and well established is applied in every aspect of soldiers’ lives, even when it comes to commenting on Presidents.

Therefore, when it just so happens that someone does remark a certain topic, the country is a little taken aback by it.

However, we need to realize just how serious this could be, especially because we have a general speaking up against former President Barack Obama, saying he was always good at giving terrorists a psychological boost.

U.S. Army Gen. John Nicholson spoke on the Obama issue Monday, explaining Obama’s main goal was to convince jihadists that the U.S. army was not willing to fight, thus adding fuel to the fire.

This caused for the Taliban to perceive America as fragile and labile.

‘From 2011 to 2016, we telegraphed to the enemy that we were leaving,’ Nicholson said in the video.

‘We drew down our forces steadily – I’d say too far and too fast – and so the enemy believed that in this contest of wills, we had lost our will,’ he continued.

‘Number one, I’m concerned about international will, and international will to succeed.’

Nicholson had commented prior to this that he was ‘very concerned about the level of losses’ in Afghanistan.