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StylinRed 06-14-2013 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Tapioca (Post 8260657)
It's regretable that people will continue to be killed, but until you're dealing with a unified opposition, you risk picking the wrong side. Besides, as far as I'm concerned, Assad is on the wrong side of history. His chickens will come to roost, perhaps later than we want, but he'll be forced out eventually.
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for fighting against an armed opposition that are murdering/raping/cannibalizing/torturing your people? really?

when things spark at a far lower scale in the US they get stamped out immediately and brutally (G8 protests/ OWS) and thats that "deal with it" 2min clip on the news; when riots/protests are attempted to get stamped out over there BAM 24hr news and a threat of attack from America if attempts at stamping out persist what does that do? allows the protests to gain traction and become something far more dangerous and then what happens? oh just some secretly arming of the opposition by outside forces and bam the condition explodes

outside forces try to help the establishment? omg they're evil let's threaten them too

except, except when it happens to a country the US depends on like Bahrain whose people are actually getting oppressed by the royal family; peaceful protests are stamped out brutally and when that doesn't help saudi arabia can send their army in and take out protesters by any means necessary and even raid hospitals and the us doesn't give a damn and it happens right under their noses (naval base there) and it gets a 2min blip in the media "deal with it"

Tapioca 06-14-2013 03:06 PM

We've tried intervention on humanitarian grounds many times over the last 50 years and at best, we've had mixed results.

This is a no-win situation: people are going to get killed regardless. At least if you do nothing, you don't risk pissing off the Russians, and the rest of the Middle East who may not like Assad, but certainly don't want Team America to invade their lands.

Change is happening, even in Saudi Arabia. Autocrats are on the wrong side of history - you can't brainwash people like you could in the old days without internet and mobile phones.
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tarobbt 06-14-2013 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by dangonay (Post 8260697)
You're trying to twist things around - it won't work. Your original statement was about America "intervening" which is wrong. They haven't "intervened" yet. Now you're off all over the place about whether I know Syria is next to Israel or that I shouldn't listen to Western media.

It doesn't matter if Russia arms Syria - it's the American actions that are controversial? Did you actually make such a stupid remark? It's no different than the US sending help to South Korea? Really? You're comparing Syria with South Korea? Is this CiC with another account?

:seriously:

Your version of intervening is military support which is now confirmed, just awaiting what kind of military tech the US plans to send over.

Mine is sending aid to rebels which could be viewed as terrorists by Syria or Russia.

I still don't think you see my point. The US is helping this unknown group of people even though it has been confirmed they have links to Terrorism most notably Al-Qaeda.

The US is sending arms on the ground that a 'red line' was crossed. Even though they completely ignored the fact that the rebels were busted trying to sneak around the same chemical agent.

I don't believe in American policies but you need to get off the American nut sack. You really think countries like America or Russia care? It's all about holding strategic points around the world.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/25/wo...r=rss&emc=rss&

Just for you bro, call it whatever you want but America has been secretly 'intervening' in the affairs of sending arms.

CharlesInCharge 06-16-2013 08:28 PM

Zbigniew Brzezinski on Syria: US is engaging in "mass propaganda", "Who's fighting for democracy?"

Pat Buchanan: Sarin gas use in Syria Has Gulf of Tonkin false flag Written All Over It

George Galloway on Syria: If Woolwich murderer had gone to Damascus Hague would have given him money

No PressTV videos to make my point :p
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Originally Posted by StylinRed (Post 8260716)
for fighting against an armed opposition that are murdering/raping/cannibalizing/torturing your people? really?

Propaganda is strong on this war, just like Iraq...

Manic! 06-16-2013 08:45 PM

Pat Buchanan LOL!!!!

Ronin 06-16-2013 11:03 PM

I had to correct the spelling in the title. It was blowing my mind that you people are probably adults and can't spell Syria.

Mr.HappySilp 06-17-2013 09:45 AM

I think sending aid (no weapons just food, medical supplies). It will just get messy and complcated.

Yes people are dying but I mean this is another country's polticial war, other countires should not get invole. It only make things worse.


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