Not to mention that many foreign news sources were reporting a few months ago that there was evidence that gas was used by the rebel forces - you know, the ones we're supporting. Those "rebel" forces, at least from what I understand, are made up of very few Syrians, and a whole lotta outsiders, mostly Al Qaeda, the Muslim Brotherhood, and other groups. And there's the idiot United States, siding with them, when it's none of their business in the first place.
Not to mention that many foreign news sources were reporting a few months ago that there was evidence that gas was used by the rebel forces - you know, the ones we're supporting. Those "rebel" forces, at least from what I understand, are made up of very few Syrians, and a whole lotta outsiders, mostly Al Qaeda, the Muslim Brotherhood, and other groups. And there's the idiot United States, siding with them, when it's none of their business in the first place.
The canisters are clearly labeled "Made in USA".
If he's going to try to sack up and hit them, I hope he takes a line from the Clinton book and does it via cruise missile and then gets a high profile blow job to try to distract the public. Sure, it's a waste of money and resources, but not near the lives and money/resources like a ground attack would cost. I hope it's all for nothing, but if he must, hopefully it's just a few pretty explosions for the news.
So we are going to expend this very costly ordinance for what purpose ?
To support the worst of two evils.
I think they are doing a fine job of killing each other off all on their own. We have no reason to be there meddling in their civil war.
@CBSDavidMartin: US naval commander orders warships to move closer to Syria to be ready for possible Cruise missile strike.
^^ this right here. i might add that the U.S. involvement works as a great deversion for the chit storm happening in our own country.
Yes, they have atleast 20,000 troops and a warm water port in syria.
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