You said he leaked info as if it was proven (in a court of law).
That mass murderer is now bombing Syria, reports are of explosions in Damascus. There is absolutely no proof the Syrian government used chemical weapons on their people. The people most likely responsible for the chemical attack (if it even happened) are the US backed Rebels, Saudi Arabia, Israel, CIA, MI6, etc...who had the absolute most to gain while Assad had absolutely and complete zero strategic benefit to do something like this, its almost impossible and I dont question Assad's intelligence. It would be only one of the most strategic blunders in military history, but for other interests there is everything to gain strategically with a false flag chemical attack. Now this is all assuming the rebels did not make fake video's which has been done many times in the past.
Regardless at the end of the day it looks like Dump will forever be known as a genocidalist. If he topples the government this will officially be Dump's Lybia. I have a feeling the Syrian Christians which Assad has been protecting will get hit the most post war.
I bet if we all out invade with ground troops the first thing we take are the oil pipelines. I can guarantee that. Hopefully he isnt going any further than blowing up old useless crap and not going to mass murder Syrians but we will see how this rolls out. Potential with a larger scale war including Russia is always possible. My prayers to all Syrians and world peace.
No matter what the reason and involvement, my deepest prayers to our troops. I put all blame on our policy makers. I hope all this all comes and goes just like the first strike last year and all our vets stay with their families.
No matter what the reason and involvement, my deepest prayers to our troops. I put all blame on our policy makers. I hope all this all comes and goes just like the first strike last year and all our vets stay with their families.
Why do you think missile strikes weren't used against ISIS?Well, looking at Putin's previous reactions to aggression, US troops should be safe. At least one man understands what "Diplomacy" means. I'm worried about people who think Putin (Russia) is weak, by allowing those transgressions to happen, when its obviously not weakness -but protection of world peace what motivates him.
Hopefully the american people really understand what is happening, they are the only hope to change things around.
How sad is it to live in a world where a mere accusation is equal to proof? How ridiculous is it to wage war over a handful dead civilians, in a country far away, no matter if they died by fire, gas , bullets or radiation? How many civilians died by bombings already? Why weren't tomahawk missiles used against ISIS?
If it wasn't for the life of my family, I really would salute the fiery death of stupid humanity, we are apes with nuclear weapons, total idiots.
Why do you think missile strikes weren't used against ISIS?
Did I say anybody here did?
Scooter Libby leaked the classified identity of a covert CIA agent, putting her life and possibly the lives of other agents in jeopardy, simply to get back at her husband. He then lied about it and was charged with perjury. The reason I am asking is for two reasons: 1) maybe there is an angle that I'm not seeing here because all I see is a piece of **** who betrayed his country and should be currently in the ground and 2) the Trump apologists here seem to not have any limit to what they'll make excuses for when they constantly rant about Democrats that have been caught lying.
Why do you think missile strikes weren't used against ISIS?
You don't know much about Russia's oil reserves either, I guess. They are leading exporter for Gas and they don't have even explored most of their own territory yet.I dont know much about politics but one thing I know very well is...
Both, USA and Russia main reason is oil/gas.
Russia isn't shootn at **** bud.Mussad is giving the US targets to hit but don't want to get involved. Along with other NATO countries, cause they know if they get involved WWIII starts.
Every Veteran get your uniform and boots ready. You should get a phone call soon. Russia stated if US Warships fire anything, Russian Subs and warships will fire back.
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As you are already cherry picking my comment, what is your stance on bombing a sovereign country, who is fighting ISIS ?
Wouldn't bombing them cause way more civilian deaths? Wouldn't it strengthen ISIS?
You said he leaked it. Dick Armitage admitted to doing it.
What is her story?
How would she even know who the source of a leak was?
I'm not taking any side. I'm just asking questions about why he deserves to be shot.You seem to be missing key details, but taking a stance on one side of a topic. If you're that interested in it, do some more reading and then I would be happy to discuss any information that is already publicly available.
I'm not taking any side. I'm just asking questions about why he deserves to be shot.
I don't have an opinion on the pardon at all, good or bad. I even began this exchange by saying I don't know anything about it.
You don't know much about Russia's oil reserves either, I guess. They are leading exporter for Gas and they don't have even explored most of their own territory yet.
Both compete selling it to Europe, that's the only thing they have in common. One of them using all shady tactics possible, like sanctions and installing puppet governments in countries with oil and gas, guess who that is.
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That depends on where you are firing the missiles. This last attack was on military targets related to their chemical weapons program. That doesn't really kill many, if any, civilians. It also was a coalition effort between the U.S., U.K., and France. You also can't really just say that any and every attack will just strengthen ISIS. It is much more complex than that.
Getting rid of Assad might create a power vacuum that could give ISIS a strong foothold, but we haven't done that yet. Additionally, as much as President Trump likes to make unilateral decisions, I seriously doubt he made the call to attack without strong recommendations from Mattis and he certainly didn't do it without approval from our allies (as can be seen by the fact that they attacked alongside of us).
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Says who?This last attack was on military targets related to their chemical weapons program.
Nothing is complex if the US stayed out of the conflict.You also can't really just say that any and every attack will just strengthen ISIS. It is much more complex than that.
Newsweek said:President Donald Trump pledged on the*campaign trail to “bomb the ****” out of the Islamic State militant group (ISIS)*in Iraq and Syria, and new figures reveal that he is doing just that. The United States-led coalition dropped more than 5,000 bombs on the group’s positions in August.
"Coalition airpower continued its annihilation of ISIS, releasing more than 5,075 weapons, the most of any month in the three-year campaign to defeat ISIS,” the*figures released*by the U.S. Air Forces Central Command showed.*
This number surpassed the previous monthly high for the campaign known as Operation Inherent Resolve, which was 4,848 in June, and double the number the year before, when it was just 2,244.
The military force said the majority of the strikes in August were conducted in support of Iraqi and Syrian ground forces battling ISIS on two fronts:*to liberate the northwestern Iraqi city of Tal Afar, which has now been wrestled from the jihadist group;*and the eastern Syrian city of Raqqa, where a coalition of Kurdish-Arab fighters are continuing a months-long siege.
Under the Trump administration, U.S. military commanders have been handed a greater remit to decide strike locations and the frequency of those strikes. Already, 2017 is the year with the largest number of bombs dropped by the coalition, with only three-quarters of the year passed.*
The year has seen 32,801 weapons released*in the campaign against ISIS, compared to the campaign under the Obama administration, in which 30,743 were released in the whole of 2016, and 28,696 in 2015. The number of sorties is much lower than those in previous years, however, with 13,109 in 2017 so far, compared to*21,116 in 2015, and 21,181 in 2016.
The figures do not account for coalition aircraft, so they are not a full representation of the total bombing raids used against ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
Along with*the Trump administration’s new strategy to defeat ISIS, the battle for the northern Iraqi city of Mosul was in play for more than half of the year.
The operation, which began in October 2016, became a nine-month slog that ended in Mosul's Old City with the capture of key buildings such as the famous Al-Nuri Mosque where ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a self-proclaimed caliphate in July 2014.
Trump’s Defense Secretary James Mattis said during the operation that the military had changed its strategy and was beginning to use “annihilation tactics,” instead of attrition, to defeat the group.*
“Our intention is that the foreign fighters do not survive the fight to return home to North Africa, to Europe, to America, to Asia, to Africa, we are not going to allow them to do so,” Mattis said in May. “We are going to stop them there and take apart the caliphate.”
Increased strikes have brought increased casualties. Rights groups have condemned the U.S. coalition’s bombing raids for creating greater collateral damage. In one particular case, U.S. coalition strikes killed more than 100 people in the western Mosul neighborhood of al-Jadida.
The coalition said*the building it had struck had been rigged with ISIS booby traps and resulted in a greater blast than what would have been caused by munitions. The U.N. and Mosul locals had put the death toll much higher, with some accounts reporting*more than 140 civilians killed.
The coalition is also battling ISIS in Afghanistan, where the group is growing in influence in several provinces and has used the country to commit large-scale attacks in the capital, Kabul. The figures for bombs dropped in the country are the highest they have been since 2012. There were 503 “weapons released” in August, the highest total since August 2012.
I'm not really one to talk about conspiracy theories. If you choose to believe that no one was killed in Syria with chemical weapons, that is your choice. The U.S. claims to have proof that it was Assad, and that proof was apparently compelling enough to convince the U.K. and France to intervene as well.
The use of chemical weapons violates international treaties that most of the world (including Syria) have agreed to. That is why it matters.
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It won't let me put the link because of the word sh*t being in it. The Newsweek article is titled "Trump Really is Bombing the Sh*t out of ISIS."
Per the rest of your post, that is what has been released by the Pentagon and the leaders of our allies who also targeted those facilities. You can choose whether or not you believe that or don't, but I very seriously doubt you are privy to any inside information that could disprove it.
I'm not really one to talk about conspiracy theories. If you choose to believe that no one was killed in Syria with chemical weapons, that is your choice. The U.S. claims to have proof that it was Assad, and that proof was apparently compelling enough to convince the U.K. and France to intervene as well.
The use of chemical weapons violates international treaties that most of the world (including Syria) have agreed to. That is why it matters.
Do you have any real evidence that the chemical attack didn't happen? Not BS Alex Jones conjecture, but real evidence.
Do you have any real evidence that the chemical attack didn't happen? Not BS Alex Jones conjecture, but real evidence.
I have evidence that any chemical attack was to be pre-blamed on Assad.
Any further attacks done to the people of Syria will be blamed on Assad, but also on Russia & Iran who support him killing his own people.
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Well what did Alex say that bothers you so much in regards to this latest chemical attack? What was his reasoning behind it?
First off I dunno what really happened. I can look at this and see that Dump wanted to leave Syria just as he had last year after he won the election. Both times there were a alleged "chemical attack." Both times Assad had the west in his favor, and with the help of Russia he was defeating his enemies. Assad would have absolutely nothing strategically to gain from such a move, but everything to lose. Any opposing interest especially the civil war opposition would have everything to lose from US leaving and everything to gain with a chemical attack. They know strategically that will keep the US in and the financing/support extended. If the US is gone, they lose and die. There are no rules in war, and that includes staging false flag attacked to your strategic advantage. I can make other suspects but Ill keep that short as I feel I would start there.
Regardless of what happened, our policies have displaced and slaughtered hundreds of thousands of people in Syria which to me is a far worse atrocity than the chemical attack the other day assuming it really happened. But thats another issue.
When pictures and testimony from people there (both of which are admissable in a court of law as evidence) says "we are being attacked with chemical weapons," and you make the claim that it is fake, then *you* must provide your own evidence to support that claim.You can't proof a negative. Can you proof to me that rabid hamsters were not used instead of gas?
I think you missed the point of my post. The U.S. and coalition forces bombed Syria for it'a violation of an internation treaty that they signed. It isn't because people are dying in Syria, it is 100% about *how* they are dying.
When pictures and testimony from people there (both of which are admissable in a court of law as evidence) says "we are being attacked with chemical weapons," and you make the claim that it is fake, then *you* must provide your own evidence to support that claim.
When pictures and testimony from people there (both of which are admissable in a court of law as evidence) says "we are being attacked with chemical weapons," and you make the claim that it is fake, then *you* must provide your own evidence to support that claim.
I think you missed the point of my post. The U.S. and coalition forces bombed Syria for it'a violation of an internation treaty that they signed. It isn't because people are dying in Syria, it is 100% about *how* they are dying.
When pictures and testimony from people there (both of which are admissable in a court of law as evidence) says "we are being attacked with chemical weapons," and you make the claim that it is fake, then *you* must provide your own evidence to support that claim.
I think you missed the point of my post. The U.S. and coalition forces bombed Syria for it's violation of an international treaty that they signed. It isn't because people are dying in Syria, it is 100% about *how* they are dying.
When pictures and testimony from people there (both of which are admissable in a court of law as evidence) says "we are being attacked with chemical weapons," and you make the claim that it is fake, then *you* must provide your own evidence to support that claim.
I'm 99% sure that purposefully burning civilian non-combatants (that is to say: not collateral damage) is a violation of the Geneva Convention protocols that Syria has also signed.
Additionally, the French government (I know, I know, they are probably part of the big illuminati NWO too) report concludes that there was a chemical attack and that it was carried out by Assad.
I'm 99% sure that purposefully burning civilian non-combatants (that is to say: not collateral damage) is a violation of the Geneva Convention protocols that Syria has also signed.
Additionally, the French government (I know, I know, they are probably part of the big illuminati NWO too) report concludes that there was a chemical attack and that it was carried out by Assad.
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