Here is a true Presidents response to Russia shooting down a plane

[asterisktom]

In reading your multiple posts here and in the thread you've just started there continues to be no concern for the reality that a civilian airline has been shot from sky, but plenty of concern to make sure we all know it couldn't have been the separatists.

There is plenty of concern on this end. It is horrible that any people die in such a senseless way. My next concern, however, is that this tragedy does not translate into other deaths, many other civilians dying for the hotheadedness of other people.

People are people, and should all be valued. It is disgusting that many sites made a big deal about the "32 Americans" (sic) who died, downplaying the other deaths. It turned out that there were no 32 Americans, maybe just one.

But that is typical of our self-centered nation.

 

[preachinjesus]

There is plenty of concern on this end. It is horrible that any people die in such a senseless way. My next concern, however, is that this tragedy does not translate into other deaths, many other civilians dying for the hotheadedness of other people.

People are people, and should all be valued. It is disgusting that many sites made a big deal about the "32 Americans" (sic) who died, downplaying the other deaths. It turned out that there were no 32 Americans, maybe just one.

But that is typical of our self-centered nation.

I didn't see any of this. Besides, it is a red herring. How do you respond to the noted destruction of evidence and withholding international investigators from the crash site that is being done by the pro-Russian separatists right now?

In my previous post I asked this and noticed that you're avoiding the hard questions.

 

[InTheLight]

Curious that these separatists are withholding access to the crash site from investigators. If they don't have anything to hide, why prohibit international observers access? If they did, in fact, not shoot down this plane, why not allow unfettered access to investigators?

Often the actions of the guilty party are to limit access, remove evidence, and deny inquiry. I would too if I had blood on my hands.

I thought it interesting that the Russian separatists first claimed they had found the plane's black boxes and then later denied that they had them.

 

[preachinjesus]

I thought it interesting that the Russian separatists first claimed they had found the plane's black boxes and then later denied that they had them.

I saw that too. These kinds of actions are those of a guilty people. If they have nothing to hide then they should welcome investigators.