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US doing false flag in Syria!!! Don't be suckered!

by T.E.C. - Iowa

Apr 7, 2017

I find this Syria thing the behavior of a thirteen year old boy. So we are going to bomb Syria, then what! Are we going to put boots on the ground? Are we going to bomb them, declare victory, and go home? There is no plan here other than the stupid thought "we will show them how tough we are!" Or in military terms, there is no "end game!"

Plus, would someone explain just what our national interests are in Syria! IMHO, America is being lead around by it's nose! We have no interests, other than humanitarian, in Syria, but Israel does, and the military industrial complex does. Courtesy of our mainstream media, you have been duped into supporting another war.

And about those "gassed children", is that any more horrible than the wedding parties that are blown to bits by our drone strikes. One day, America is doing this “bomb the sh*t out of them” tough guy talk. The next day, America is "Oh, those poor children, we should bomb the sh*...See More

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read the news On 4/10/17, T.E.C. - Iowa wrote: > See the result > of our drone strike on a wedding below.

As was pointed out, The current president didn't bomb a wedding.

> Setting aside the "fact" that no one knows who is > responsible for the gas attack, I do not pretend that > Assad is a nice guy. However, there ar...See MoreOn 4/10/17, T.E.C. - Iowa wrote: > See the result > of our drone strike on a wedding below.

As was pointed out, The current president didn't bomb a wedding.

> Setting aside the "fact" that no one knows who is > responsible for the gas attack, I do not pretend that > Assad is a nice guy. However, there are only two choices > in Syria: Assad or the terrorist groups such as Al Nusra. > America has chosen to support the terrorists.

Now you're just being willfully blind. > Again this anonymous poster does not read before writing > as the poster wrote, "ISIS wasn't on the run." There are > numerous articles, but try the April 4, 2017 article > titled, "Isis on the run in Iraq and Syria."

I can find dozens of articles pointing out how they're expanding their sphere of influence.

> Next, the poster found this comment by me "weird", > "America tries to screw up any chance for peace. Way to > go!" The poster responded with "Maybe there's something > going on that you haven't correctly acknowledged." > > The real problem here is the poster is not reading enough > on the issue, or the poster would have found the April 7, > 2017 article, "US missile strike may cause Syria peace > process to collapse."

Do you bother reading the news? I see you're big on blogs "globalresearch".I'd rather listen to the people at the center of the events. > > And one more before I give up on these absurd comments. > The poster wrote, "I can see why you're upset but Trump > has only been president for a few months. He didn't strike > any weddings." This comment assumes I have a problem with > Pres. Trump, when I am writing about the issues. Be it > Pres. Obama or Pres. Trump the drone strikes are done in > the name of every US citizen. You should care!

What the comment indicates is that you introduce irrelevancies like weddings to distract from the fact you aren't informed.

> PS: This is typical of conservatives when proven wrong! > They respond with "So what?"

I can find plenty of American writers who think Trump did the wrong thing. Why should anyone give a hoot for the opinions of the Bolivian ambassador? I know you're impressed and that you think Syria's gov't has the right to murder a half million people because a few are cutting the heads off of innocents.

> ETS tells us, if Russia is the problem, the answer is a > nuclear war - as ETS wrote, "The way to peace is not > through give-and take. It's the threat of overwhelming > destruction that brings about peace."

> This is basically a rejection of cooperation, and telling > the rest of the world, "It is our way, or we bomb the crap > out of you." No wonder we have had 15 years of war. Yet, > ETS should be warned. When the bully gets bad enough, the > little guys decide to work together to take out the bully!

In this case, the bully is Assad backed up by Iran and Russia.

Apr 10, 2017

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US is shaking up the status quo On 4/10/17, T.E.C. - Iowa wrote:

> This is basically a rejection of cooperation, and telling > the rest of the world, "It is our way, or we bomb the crap > out of you." No wonder we have had 15 years of war. Yet, > ETS should be warned. When the bully gets bad enough, the > little guys decide to work together to ta...See More

Apr 10, 2017

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T.E.C. - Iowa ETS insist that the answer to foreign policy is, "the threat of overwhelming destruction that brings about peace." Somehow, ETS does not get that some people are so proud that they will risk total annihilation before humiliation. Plus, this makes me ponder if ETS believes in win-win business deals.

Well, ETS has this one right, &...See More