The Air Force Is Clearly Racist

[Methais]

This New Air Force Commercial Curiously Leaves Out a President; Can You Guess Which One?

http://www.tpnn.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Screenshot.2014.10.05.at_.10.42.41.AM_.jpg

Watch this inspiring new Air Force commercial, which was published barely three weeks ago. It features four presidents, with excerpts of uplifting speeches about this crucial branch of America’s military.

However, there’s one very recent commander-in-chief who’s not in this new 30-second commercial. Can you guess which one?

This apparent ommission could be intentional or not. Or, it could be a slight. Or, perhaps, the Air Force couldn’t find anything moving this president has said about the military, in this case the Air Force.

Which do you think it is?

WATCH BELOW:


http://youtu.be/4rj9-fmxbUg

http://www.tpnn.com/2014/10/05/this-new-air-force-commercial-curiously-leaves-out-a-president-can-you-guess-which-one/

[Gelston]

This New Air Force Commercial Curiously Leaves Out a President; Can You Guess Which One?

http://www.tpnn.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Screenshot.2014.10.05.at_.10.42.41.AM_.jpg

Watch this inspiring new Air Force commercial, which was published barely three weeks ago. It features four presidents, with excerpts of uplifting speeches about this crucial branch of America’s military.

However, there’s one very recent commander-in-chief who’s not in this new 30-second commercial. Can you guess which one?

This apparent ommission could be intentional or not. Or, it could be a slight. Or, perhaps, the Air Force couldn’t find anything moving this president has said about the military, in this case the Air Force.

Which do you think it is?

WATCH BELOW:


http://youtu.be/4rj9-fmxbUg

http://www.tpnn.com/2014/10/05/this-new-air-force-commercial-curiously-leaves-out-a-president-can-you-guess-which-one/

Meh, there are a bunch of Presidents between Kennedy and Obama that weren't in the ad.

[Wrathbringer]

This New Air Force Commercial Curiously Leaves Out a President; Can You Guess Which One?

http://www.tpnn.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Screenshot.2014.10.05.at_.10.42.41.AM_.jpg

Watch this inspiring new Air Force commercial, which was published barely three weeks ago. It features four presidents, with excerpts of uplifting speeches about this crucial branch of America’s military.

However, there’s one very recent commander-in-chief who’s not in this new 30-second commercial. Can you guess which one?

This apparent ommission could be intentional or not. Or, it could be a slight. Or, perhaps, the Air Force couldn’t find anything moving this president has said about the military, in this case the Air Force.

Which do you think it is?

WATCH BELOW:


http://youtu.be/4rj9-fmxbUg

http://www.tpnn.com/2014/10/05/this-new-air-force-commercial-curiously-leaves-out-a-president-can-you-guess-which-one/

To be fair, Obummer isn't really a President. Presidents act like Presidents. Obummer just sits around clueless and says, "uh" a lot while blaming rich white people for his own shortcomings.

[Taernath]

Meh, there are a bunch of Presidents between Kennedy and Obama that weren't in the ad.

Get out of here, you.

[Androidpk]

I'm going with Obama is a terrible commander in chief and the military doesn't like him.

[Astray]

I'm going with Obama is a terrible commander in chief and the military doesn't like him.

Seconded.

[Atlanteax]

To be fair, Obummer isn't really a President. Presidents act like Presidents. Obummer just sits around clueless and says, "uh" a lot while blaming rich white people for his own shortcomings.

Too much of this, unfortunately.


I'm going with Obama is a terrible commander in chief and the military doesn't like him.

I can see that ... "no ... no ... no ... no ... no..." @ early military intervention plans laid out by Pentagon ... only for the problems to become worse and significantly more difficult to formulate planning for when he returns to the Pentagon and goes "uh, I'm under political pressure to do an intervention, what do you have that does not involve 'boots on the ground' ?" (whereas air-power is limited on its own, and is potent with ground support)

[Gelston]

Thy should have left Clinton out, then it would have made it easier for me to say that they only put in quotes from Presidents with military service.

[Astray]

Know what we need? One of those giant Cobra death satellites. That would clear up so much of this IS and NK mess.

[Atlanteax]

Know what we need? One of those giant Cobra death satellites. That would clear up so much of this IS and NK mess.

Like GDI in the classic Command & Conquer?

Edit: just remembered the name, Ion Cannon

[Astray]

Like GDI in the classic Command & Conquer?

Edit: just remembered the name, Ion Cannon

Yes.

[Latrinsorm]

"America must always lead on the world stage. If we don’t, no one else will. The military that you have joined is and always will be the backbone of that leadership."
"Remember that because of the sacrifices of our military, more people live under elected governments today than at any time in human history."
"You will embody what it means for America to lead the world."

vs.

"America's future will be determined by your dreams and by your visions."
"Some of you will fly the fastest planes that have ever been built... reach the highest altitude that man has ever gone to..."
"Whether you serve in the skies above or on the ground below, each of you has stepped forward to defend your country."
"The American people support you, and they believe you truly do represent the best of America."

Just right off the bat, the Clinton one has got to go. They BELIEVE that? How about declaring it's the case outright? The Reagan one is pretty froo-froo too... men who stare at goats notwithstanding the American military has accomplished a heck of a lot more with arms than dreams. (Please note how I do not disparage the invaluable work of reconnaissance.) It took me five minutes to find those Obama quotes. The first one is the best but a little too long, the second one doesn't quite fit the tenor, I'd stick with the third one, but any one of them is better than Clinton's.

[Methais]

"America must always lead on the world stage. If we don’t, no one else will. The military that you have joined is and always will be the backbone of that leadership."
"Remember that because of the sacrifices of our military, more people live under elected governments today than at any time in human history."
"You will embody what it means for America to lead the world."

vs.

"America's future will be determined by your dreams and by your visions."
"Some of you will fly the fastest planes that have ever been built... reach the highest altitude that man has ever gone to..."
"Whether you serve in the skies above or on the ground below, each of you has stepped forward to defend your country."
"The American people support you, and they believe you truly do represent the best of America."

Just right off the bat, the Clinton one has got to go. They BELIEVE that? How about declaring it's the case outright? The Reagan one is pretty froo-froo too... men who stare at goats notwithstanding the American military has accomplished a heck of a lot more with arms than dreams. (Please note how I do not disparage the invaluable work of reconnaissance.) It took me five minutes to find those Obama quotes. The first one is the best but a little too long, the second one doesn't quite fit the tenor, I'd stick with the third one, but any one of them is better than Clinton's.

http://www.netanimations.net/blue-girls-fingers-on-mouse.gif

[Jace Solo]

Pretty sure it's because he keeps taking credit for killing terrorists like he pulled the trigger. I'm surprised the Navy isn't a bit more pissed that he and his people keep claiming "Obama killed Osama".

[Tgo01]

Pretty sure it's because he keeps taking credit for killing terrorists like he pulled the trigger.

I noticed this too. I saw part of a speech where he said something like "the U.S. has started a bombing campaign, under my orders, to stop ISIL."

I was like...really? Had to put yourself in there somewhere huh?

Right Latrin?

[Taernath]

Obama would have been a Navy SEAL if his community organizing schedule wasn't so restrictive.

[senorgordoburro]

Or, perhaps, the Air Force couldn’t find anything moving this president has said about the military

He did say in a statement that he felt that GI Bill benefits are a 'welfare' program to him..... Even though this is in my contract I signed and is considered delayed compensation and used as a retention program past a certain point given its ability to be given to dependents after certain number of years served.

[Jace Solo]

He did say in a statement that he felt that GI Bill benefits are a 'welfare' program to him..... Even though this is in my contract I signed and is considered delayed compensation and used as a retention program past a certain point given its ability to be given to dependents after certain number of years served.

Welfare and his Presidental stipend are the closest things he'll ever know to the small comfort we, as underpaid 2-3% of the country, receive as part of our incentives to WORK toward something. It is the anti-welfare. Florida Brights, Georgia Peach and whatever other programs that gives free four year tuition as long as you maintain a B average in high school. Which is cake as long as you show up.

[Wrathbringer]

<neg rep> poop.

Okay.