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I totally agree. And John McCain doesn't think it's enough.
http://news.yahoo.com/saudi-fm-assad...123612784.html
what a waste of tax payers money
I totally agree. And John McCain doesn't think it's enough.
ing bull , I'd rather Assad holds onto power than have yet another backwards Islamic theocracy.
Obama is also putting 50 US soldiers to serve as human shields for Syrian jihadists vs Russia's bombs. The US is not telling Russia where they are deploying these human shields. Wonder if these human shield soldiers will share the same cages that the jihadies have put up on rooftops and filled with Alawite civilian women.
Also heard they are flying jihadists out of Syria and into Yemen. Funny because Yemen is supposed to be a no fly zone enforced by US and Saudi. Then how in the are planes filled with jihadis landing there???
The Vienna talks were nothing but smokescreens as the US and Saudi scramble to move their jihadid out of Syria to fight their jihad elsewhere
As far as I am concerned az should recall John
This is another step in teaching Putin what entering a mess involves. It is also a bargaining chip for the meeting in two weeks. The non ISIS opposition to Assad is resilient. Russia and Iran might have to bargain with Saudi Arabia in choosing a new leader which Russia was prepared to do anyways.
In the meantime, it gets nasty. When countries enter proxy wars they must realize if the opposition is real, there must be communication otherwise it can get nasty. This is not Crimea.
So be it. This is not surprising at all. The Saudis are every bit as nasty as the Revolutionary Guard. They want recognition they can spread terrorism and chaos as well as a country much larger.
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Because he was a prisoner in a very brutal war I guess he thinks he Owns a right in deciding who gets to suffer.
US neocons' "regime change" in Syria would fail as badly as it did in Iraq, and as it would fail in the other neocon target of "bomb bomb bomb" Iran.
"Why Do They Hate Us?"
HE DOES NOT OWN A RIGHT TO SPEND 100 million on soil helping other people when the USA is in bad shape and people here legal that could use that money
sorry it is harsh but the reality the usa can not take care of the whole world
I for one like to be able to spend my money on my things I want and not give it to the usa to give to other countries
I live in az he said if they were so many signatures he would step down in az got those and he did not resign
HE NEEDS TO GO
Especially when he's helping Jihad
This just isn't right.
We shouldn't be helping where ISIS will end up winning. As bad as the Syrian leadership is, we should help them hold power if we are to intervene. They are a known bad quan y, and in the aftermath, the longer this war is maintained, the worse Syria will be later.
Just like voting for politicians here in the USA. Almost never a good one to vte for, and we end up siding with the lesser of evils.
Darkwing DUCK...
Please reread my post. Where did I say this?
We had moderate rebels against Quadaffi, nowhere to be found anymore. Maybe these magical moderate rebels don't exist.
murica
greatest nation God ever created, .
God had nothing to do with it.
He hand delivered the cons ution to Thomas Jefferson and the rest of our founding fathers. Don't tell me God had nothing to do with it.
jesus wrote the cons ution with his blood tbh
Hmm... the timelines don't add up but I'll go with it.
Thomas jerked off his founding father while writing that . God had NOTHING to do with it.
No! God did it! "God did it" is the answer to every ing thing.
Ok
Your point has what to do with my McCain remark back to duckman?
I thought this thread was about the...
Oh, we have lost contact with the track. Common occurrence, carry on.
The moderate rebels in Syria are now putting women in cages for human shields. Lol obomber
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