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Some one as deeply unhappy as yourself should just leave the country and go where it is you would be happy.Syria or ...Russia maybe,try North Korea I hear they love attacking America.
LOL, the tried and true......leave the country......
So because I do not like my leaders constantly lying to me I'm a traitor and should leave the country.
NOW PLEASE answer ,who used the syrian gas on the syrian people ???
Probably the US operating through proxies like al-Qaida or US-backed Syrian rebel groups.
The US has an history of conducting "false flag" operations to achieve its imperial goals.
Pulitzer-prize winning investigative reporter Seymour Hersh (who uncovered the Iraq prison torture scandal and the Mai Lai massacre in Vietnam) says that high-level American sources tell him that the Turkish government carried out the chemical weapons attacks blamed on the Syrian government.
Turkey is a member of NATO. So we’re really talking about a NATO member launching a false flag attack against a non-NATO member, and then blaming it on the victim.
Indeed, a new tape recording of top Turkish officials planning a false flag attack to be blamed on Syria as a causus belli was just leaked a couple of weeks ago, and confirmed by Turkey as being authentic.
Funny thing is that my cousin became an anti-war activist after that, LOL always demonizing the military service members LOL What a loser!
The articles I pointed to were clear and you can bet standards will be lowered again if they need more cannon fodder.
I know a LOT of ex-service members, most from Vietnam some from Korea and a few who didn't see combat. In fact, most of those who go overseas don't see combat - they fix computer networks, etc. etc.
I had a Marine as a employee for many years. His big saying to me was "if the Marines told me to kill my Mother I would do so". He was a hard worker and did a good job one chasing a thief and dragging him to the Police Station. Not long after that I caught him stealing BIG money from my business.
Same thing happened with the Special Forces dude (ex-cop also) from Vietnam. He was basically a good employee (showed up on time), but then when made management waylaid a lot of OUR money to go somehow into the pockets of he and his friends.
Not going to make a summary of all that - just to say that glorification of the military can be taken a bit too far sometimes...even further than the military people themselves want it to be. After all, many of the Vietnam guys I know either killed themselves of died horrible deaths due to Agent Orange.
It's not a pretty sight and, all in all, makes me reluctant to send others children into such a mess.
To even start to fix this mess we call America...we can't let the truth die. And the truth is in those military suicides and 20 trillion in debt.
Probably the US operating through proxies like al-Qaida or US-backed Syrian rebel groups.
The US has an history of conducting "false flag" operations to achieve its imperial goals.
Pulitzer-prize winning investigative reporter Seymour Hersh (who uncovered the Iraq prison torture scandal and the Mai Lai massacre in Vietnam) says that high-level American sources tell him that the Turkish government carried out the chemical weapons attacks blamed on the Syrian government.
Turkey is a member of NATO. So we’re really talking about a NATO member launching a false flag attack against a non-NATO member, and then blaming it on the victim.
Indeed, a new tape recording of top Turkish officials planning a false flag attack to be blamed on Syria as a causus belli was just leaked a couple of weeks ago, and confirmed by Turkey as being authentic.
The Western media have given the image of Syria as being a black and white, straight down the middle, for or against, simplistic portrayal of the country, it's leader and it's people.
The real world is not simplistic and Muslims/Syrians are not robots programmed to think one thing. They are as complex in their thoughts and opinions as people from our country.
I don't think we should get involved anymore. Let the Muslim world deal with their own problems.
The Western media have given the image of Syria as being a black and white, straight down the middle, for or against, simplistic portrayal of the country, it's leader and it's people.
I don't think we should get involved anymore. Let the Muslim world deal with their own problems.
Ok, I'm good with that.Now promise that they will leave America alone,not harm any American,is that fare?
Is that fare? You would have to answer that question yourself.
Sorry typo.My fault.
Fair?
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