that Syrian Civil War is NO JOKE VOL. over 1300 dead after alleged Nerve gas attack

703 Hwy said:
We got our own problems and we're broke, the USA needs to stay in the USA. We're giving all these dambs but no one gives a damb about us. :smh:
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somehow not agreeing with this is unpatriotic.
 
^ thanks, on a mobile. Sad what's taking place, so disgusted with those who run the country.
 
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^care to explain whats going on in that pic?
 
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Man take me away from here...that would be my thought, but that's a strong person. 
 
703 Hwy said:
We got our own problems and we're broke, the USA needs to stay in the USA. We're giving all these dambs but no one gives a damb about us.
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this isn't logical, when war is good for the economy
 
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ReggieKILLER said:
this isn't logical, when war is good for the economy
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War is good for war profiteers which are multinational corps.

None of that wartime economy prosperity is trickling down.

If that's true we wouldn't need cash injections for economic stimulus time and time again.
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Multinational as in USA included?

Multinational in the sense that it also employs US workers?  It will put hundreds of thousands of US men and women to work?

Plus....it will be fun, if you've never experienced combat, just trust me on that one.

Also, I'm down to do whatever if it will help save the lives of innocent Syrian men, women and children.  Maybe I'm alone on that one though
 
ReggieKILLER said:
Multinational as in USA included?

Multinational in the sense that it also employs US workers?  It will put hundreds of thousands of US men and women to work?

Plus....it will be fun, if you've never experienced combat, just trust me on that one.

Also, I'm down to do whatever if it will help save the lives of innocent Syrian men, women and children.  Maybe I'm alone on that one though
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What if a syrian rejects your help because they cannot and don't make a distinguish between US and Israeli policy? Didn't we recently reject an aide offer during one of our superstorms?

Your patriotism is fleeting if it is dependent on multinational prosperity instead of a country.

You sound more like a mercenary instead of a soldier. They each serve their purpose but you have to be clear what you are about. There are many who cannot cope with what they have done in war. To make excuses and lies for personal justification will come back on you.


And you can achieve comradery doing any number of tasks. Not just in battle.
 
So we have boots on the ground, but we don't have boots on the ground.

Groups Of CIA-Trained Syrian Rebels Are Well-Armed And 'On Way To Battlefield'

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Read more: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...-CIA-on-way-to-battlefield.html#ixzz2duHTtD3A

The first cell of Syrian rebels trained and armed by the CIA is making its way to the battlefield, President Barack Obama has reportedly told senators.
During a meeting at the White House, the president assured Senator John McCain that after months of delay the US was meeting its commitment to back moderate elements of the opposition.

Mr Obama said that a 50-man cell, believed to have been trained by US special forces in Jordan, was making its way across the border into Syria, according to the New York Times.

The deployment of the rebel unit seems to be the first tangible measure of support since Mr Obama announced in June that the US would begin providing the opposition with small arms.

Congressional opposition delayed the plan for several weeks and rebel commanders publicly complained the US was still doing nothing to match the Russian-made firepower of the Assad regime.

Mr McCain has been a chief critic of the White House's reluctance to become involved in Syria and has long demanded that Mr Obama provide the rebels with arms needed to overthrow the regime.

He and Senator Lindsey Graham, a fellow Republican foreign policy hawk, emerged from the Oval Office meeting on Monday cautiously optimistic that Mr Obama would step up support for the rebels.

"There seems to be emerging from this administration a pretty solid plan to upgrade the opposition," Mr Graham said.

He added that he hoped the opposition would be given "a chance to speak directly to the American people" to counter US fears that they were dominated by al-Qaeda sympathisers.

"They're not trying to replace one dictator, Assad, who has been brutal... to only have al-Qaeda run Syria," Mr Graham said.

The US announced in June, following the first allegations the Assad regime had used chemical weapons, that it would send light arms to the rebels but refused to provide anti-aircraft missiles and other heavy weapons.

American concerns were born partly out of the experience of Afghanistan in the 1980s, when CIA weapons given to the anti-Russian mujahideen were later used by the Taliban.





Read more: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...-CIA-on-way-to-battlefield.html#ixzz2duIBirBw
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Obama’s proposed Syria strikes are ‘largely divorced from the interests of the Syrian people’
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The ICG argues that the Obama administration’s proposed strikes are “largely divorced from the interests of the Syrian people” and a real solution requires a much larger political component, including “reaching out to both Russia and Iran in a manner capable of eliciting their interest.”
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