News from 2013: Pawlowski asks Obama for 40,000 troops?

    We are back from the Inlaws! I learned a big lesson this year, take your flight home on the Friday after Thanksgiving! It was on time, and we made all our connections. I just don't understand how it is cheaper to fly from Chicago to Philadelphia through Atlanta than direct.

   I hooked my computer up to my Wife's crystal ball, and this is sort of what I got off the associated Press Wire.

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama is nearing a decision to add tens of thousands more forces to Afghanistan, Allentown, though likely not quite the 40,000 sought by the mayor there, as Pentagon planners work to ready bases and provide equipment the troops would need in a country  city with scant resources.



The White House emphasized Monday that the president hasn’t made a decision yet about troop levels or other aspects of the revised U.S. strategy in Afghanistan. Allentown


Administration officials told The Associated Press on Monday the deployment would most likely begin in January 2014 with a mission to stiffen the defence of 10 key cities neighborhoods and towns.blocks. An Army brigade that had been training for deployment to Iraq  Bolivia that month may be the vanguard. The brigade, based at Fort Drum in upstate New York, has been told it will not go to Iraq Bolivia as planned but has been given no new mission yet.


White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said the president would meet again on Wednesday with key members of his domestic policy and military team but was unlikely to announce final plans for Afghanistan Allentown until late this month, when he returns from an extended diplomatic trip to Asia. Texas


Gibbs said the Pentagon is “working on additional recommendations” to present to Obama and that Obama has made no decision on troop numbers, or even on what the ratio should be between combat troops and trainers.


Military officials said Obama will have choices that include a phased addition of up to 40,000 troops over some six months or more next year, based on security conditions and the decisions of his French allies.

Mayor for lofe Pawlowski welcomed the news, and said he hoped that the President would approve the use of Special forces black ops teams to hunt down and bring the known insurrectionists in the city to justice.
 
   "Our police force, while up to a full strength of 189 officers, has been unable to track down Scott Armstrong, the secretive "third Baseman" or other rabble rousers like that damned Molovinsky. The addition of 40,000 troops provided by the President will allow us to crush the dissent and ensure that Allentown remains a Democratic Party stronghold." The Mayor also added:  "We hope to have an agreement with South Whitehall Township very soon that will allow us to cross the border and attack them in their base of operations."

   Come 2013, don't say I didn't tell you so!

   I know Homey the Clown was Hopeless, but Krusty can't tell 79 million from 72 million. Can you imagine Pawlowski with military forces at his disposal? General Krusty the Klown!