May 7, 201313 yr The US is attempting to downplay the claim but a member of the UN Inquiry Commission claimed it is the Rebels who have used chemical weapons
May 7, 201313 yr Every county that has a leader sees how weak Obama is and how he goes around saying he or America is sorry and its our fault. Only the leaders of democratic Middle East countries are worried because they think Obama is allowing the Muslim Brotherhood to influence him and lead to revolution and overthrow their gov.
May 7, 201313 yr Only the leaders of democratic Middle East countries are worried because they think Obama is allowing the Muslim Brotherhood to influence him and lead to revolution and overthrow their gov. What Democratic Middle East countries? I didn't know there were any.
May 9, 201313 yr What Democratic Middle East countries? I didn't know there were any. Israel is one, I would have thought you knew that. Turkey and Lebanon are two others.
May 9, 201313 yr No matter the protest of the Brotherhood, they still remain in power. Our weapons will supply the rebels and they are extremist. Which when they overthrow the government, free elections, democracy will be promised only to be lied to like in Egypt. Christians will be persecuted and Obama will be happy as it is his agenda. His agenda is to have Christians persecuted? Please take off your Alex Jones cap for me and tell my why he wants to persecute Christians?
May 9, 201313 yr Israel is one, I would have thought you knew that. Turkey and Lebanon are two others. Lebanon? You do realize that their leader is a member of Hezbollah? By your own admission of how you define Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, how could you paint Lebanon as a Democratic country too? :idunno:
May 9, 201313 yr His agenda is to have Christians persecuted? Please take off your Alex Jones cap for me and tell my why he wants to persecute Christians?Obamas agenda is to empower the Brotherhood.. The murder of Christians IS a focus of the Brotherhood and Obama has spent millions of taxpayer monies to strengthen them. Can you explain why? And no, I don't believe he specifically wants the murder of Christians but I'm sure he understands the side effect of his efforts and yet he continues
May 16, 201313 yr Author A short, intelligent article on the crisis: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/16/opinion/when-to-talk-to-monsters.html?hp&_r=1&
May 16, 201313 yr I'll admit that I've not been real close to this issue so forgive me for these questions: 1) The US is supporting the rebels, is this correct? 2) Israel just bombed a supply convoy on the way to the rebels from Iraq? 3) Fundamentalist which are not FANS of the US are growing in size and strength within the Rebel alliance fighting the Assad regime? So if I understand correctly the US and Iraq seem to both be helping the Rebels against Assad. While Israel is working to keep advanced weapons out of the Rebels hands. WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE WE DOING???
May 16, 201313 yr Author I'll admit that I've not been real close to this issue so forgive me for these questions: 1) The US is supporting the rebels, is this correct? 2) Israel just bombed a supply convoy on the way to the rebels from Iraq? 3) Fundamentalist which are not FANS of the US are growing in size and strength within the Rebel alliance fighting the Assad regime? So if I understand correctly the US and Iraq seem to both be helping the Rebels against Assad. While Israel is working to keep advanced weapons out of the Rebels hands. WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE WE DOING??? 1) Yes, but only vocally. They've cut off Assad and there have been reports of Americans training small groups of rebels in Jordan. But, so far the US has not intervened substantially. 2) Israel bombed what was reported as weapons from Iran on their way to Hezbollah in Lebanon. Israel's strike really had nothing to do with supporting a side in the civil war. But, Hezbollah supports Assad and the government, so it was a tacit setback for them. 3) Yes.
May 16, 201313 yr 1) Yes, but only vocally. They've cut off Assad and there have been reports of Americans training small groups of rebels in Jordan. But, so far the US has not intervened substantially. 2) Israel bombed what was reported as weapons from Iran on their way to Hezbollah in Lebanon. Israel's strike really had nothing to do with supporting a side in the civil war. But, Hezbollah supports Assad and the government, so it was a tacit setback for them. 3) Yes. Thanks, I'll try to keep up now...:thumb:
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