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Video: Obama Discussing why we are attacking ISIS

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Video: Obama Discussing why we are attacking ISIS

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obama on isis in syria: 'we don't have a strategy yet' - cnn

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Obama on ISIS in Syria: 'We don't have a strategy yet' - CNN

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It's too soon to say what steps the United States will take against ISIS in Syria, President Barack Obama said Thursday.

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Steven Sotloff and John Foley (both American Journalists) were beheaded by journalists

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Elena Petron, Maxie Johnson, Sydni Frisch, and Annie Baldyga

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"As commander in chief, I will not allow the United States to be dragged into fighting another war in Iraq”

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1)http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/Syria-ISIS-airstrikes/2014/08/22/id/590398/

2)http://www.cnn.com/2014/08/07/world/meast/stopping-isis/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

3)http://www.cnn.com/2014/08/08/world/iraq-options/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

4)http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/10/world/middleeast/iraq.html?action=click&contentCollection=Politics&module=RelatedCoverage&region=Marginalia&pgtype=article

5)http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory/us-warplanes-bomb-targets-northern-iraq-25165622

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The Obama administration is worried that extending the fight into syria, however, would allow opportunities for disrupting the islamic state’s supply lines

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"The world now faces two urgent challenges: to prevent the genocide of the Yazidis and to stop ISIS from continuing to conquer swaths of the Middle East,"

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White House Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes says “We will do what is necessary to protect Americans and see that justice is done for what we saw with the barbaric killing of Jim Foley. So we are actively considering what’s going to be necessary to deal with that threat, and we are not going to be restricted by borders.”

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The United States is considering emergency air drops to help stranded Yazidis. "The department also is weighing "other military options," a senior State Department official said"

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"The idea that the United States or any outside power would perpetually defeat ISIS ... is unrealistic,"

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Obama, when announcing initially that he was going to Bomb Syria had majority of Congress against him. So, after a series of events- he decided to no longer bomb Syria due to lack of support. Now, the majority of Congress saying that Obama shouldn't bomb at first are starting to say that he should've bombed (even with no support) because now ISIS thinks that the US is making empty threats.

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Obama had made an announcement that when it was confirmed that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad using the arsenal against his own people that he would bomb Syria to stop the President, and to stop terrorist group ISIS. "In fact, they used chemical weapons twice and still we did not do what we said we would do." So now, ISIS has stayed put and if anything have grown in power. Should Obama had bombed when he said he would?

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The Kurds  want their own land; the Kurdis land. However Iraq is in no position to give that land up. If the U.S. were to give the Kurds weapons and the Kurds were able to defend themselves, the question is would the Kurds then start a Civil war to get Kurdis land. Then would the U.S. be in a position where they almost could be the reason that war even happened. If the U.S. were to help then soldiers would not be involved

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"The U.S. can no longer solve the problems in Iraq These problems can only be solved with Iraqi political solutions." Even if the U.S. does help the Kurds, Iraq will still have to find a way to govern their country.

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Obama does not want his country to be dragged into another war with Iraq. U.N. human rights investigators accused ISIS and Syrian government forces of committing war crimes and atrocities in their brutal fight in Syria. He’s also deciding if he will expand the military effort to include airstrikes on Syria. He shares that they don't have a strategy yet.

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U.S. jet fighters, drones strike ISIS fighters, convoys in Iraq

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U.S. jet fighters, drones strike ISIS fighters, convoys in Iraq

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U.S fighter jets repeatedly bombed Sunni islamic extremists in northern Iraq

airstrikes began hours after Obama authorized “targeted airstrikes” stating that the U.S had an obligation to protect its personnel in Iraq and to prevent a potential genocide

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"I don't see how we can defeat ISIS without going into Syria," New York Rep. Peter King

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"Mr. Obama said the length of American involvement would depend on how quickly Iraqi leaders could form a national unity government.”