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^^diiiiid we have to bring her back?

George Carlin on American Foreign Policy - Bombing Brown People

Jolie, Sarandon, Star Treks Picard, Portman... are either simple minded folk or are playing their roles.
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Gordon Duff on rebels canister video

Insurgents received the chemical weapons from Saudi Arabia

Do not embed my videos mods.

Yes, mods..please do not embedd his videos, I much prefer to copy the URL, open a new window, paste and then scroll back to delete the underscore at the beginning that I didn't notice when I copied. -__-

You do realize this doesn't stop us, right?

I still don't see how a strike at Syria would accomplish anything. Iraq is still in a mess right now and violence is once again on the rise...

All I can say is what a waste of soldiers lives...


Attacks killed 800 Iraqis in August: U.N. | Reuters

well you could say the UK doesn't support military intervention since they voted no ;)
and the majority of the populations of the UK/US/France don't want intervention

Poll finds 60% of British public oppose UK military action against Syria | Politics | theguardian.com

Most in U.S. still oppose Syria strike as Obama seeks action | Reuters

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/...97U05120130831

The lawmakers are so against it in France that they'll be getting a look at the supposed Evidence today and there will be a vote on Wednesday in France
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after Obama put it off to congress France seems to be backing out as well

oops...

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Smiles all around as John Kerry, Assad and their wives get cozy for a nice, long dinner in 2009

For anyone interested in details on Sarin gas:

thank you for that video.. i think the use of chemical weapons has been greatly overshadowed and needs to be dealt with immediately before it becomes the norm in warfare. Its very easy for people to protest and give opinions in the safety of their own homes far far away from war torn areas while ignoring that glaring issue.

before it becomes the norm? you realize chemical weapons have been used off and on for...forever right?
Archeologist Uncovers Evidence Of Ancient Chemical Warfare

and i dont think anyone is ignoring the use of chemical weapons, i think that's what everyone is talking about.. the problem is who is spreading it? or is blaming the guy you dont like and shooting him good enough to satisfy your need to do something?

Listening to John kerry talk to senate... he's full of so much shit this is hilarious

Listening to Kerry and McCain was so brutal I lost all respect I had for both of them. The bullshit flowing out of their mouths, as Vietnam vets, was an absolute embarrassment. Both are sellout hypocrites of the highest regard.

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American foreign policy is a joke. I do believe they try to play the sympathy card too much in order to gain support on wars. Apparently citizen bombings are okay but chemical weapons and nukes are not. What is even more ironic is that America sees bombing another country is humane while chemical attacks are a human atrocity. I always love to see the victim number count being pulled up by America but they themselves NEVER release the count on civilian casualties from their bombings, instead they would send Bradley Manning to life in prison for releasing any kind of info regarding their wars.

So far Obama/Kerry have stated that America has the right to strike at Syria whether due process or not.

The UN is warning the US against any kind of coordinated strike as we speak. This is not a good sign in my eyes and the UN is right, if the US decide to go ahead without UN approval this could spark WWIII as it looks like all conditions for a global conflict have been met.

Anyone else besides me also find it funny that Russia and China are trolling America on every UN resolution brought forth :lawl:

Reminds me of playing Civ V... I fucking hate a country and would love if it was wiped off the face of the earth... but I make way too much money off them, so I'll do what I can to stop it from happening :fuckthatshit:

Getting closer to 911.......

No.

We don't need another confrontation, and spoon feeding other countries only weakens them for the future anyway. I don't mean to make it sound like Syrians aren't worthy of aid, but they need to learn how to organize themselves and root out evil wherever it is on their own.

Gassing is a terrible way to dispatch anyone, let alone your own people, but it's not our fight to win.

No one has ever been left to fight their own battles.

Even in America's revolutionary war, it was France that put the pressure on to England that ended it. Of course, the american school children will tell you that George Washington ripped the hearts out of every redcoat on american soil himself.

It would be nice to say that its an internal affair of a country, but when you have rebels fighting against the government packed in the back of a Toyota pickup carrying hand me down AK's, you start to realize that their cause isn't going to get very far.

My prediction for what happened. Take it with a grain of salt. The allied world tells them, "chemical weapons is the line. This far, no farther." Pres. Obama himself says exactly that.

Ok.

Boom. Chemical weapons get used.

Shocker.

If someone invites you to use them as a way to get them involved, then they will be used.

This shit, to me, stinks of Iraq. You'd think we'd be wiser.

^ that last sentence, a thousand times
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FYI, back in 2012 Obama had already stated that the line that shouldn't be crossed in Syria was the threat and/or use of chemical weapons by Assad's government.