Syria
There is no reason for us to do anything there. None. Helping either Assad or the rebels does nothing for us and will only shift blame to us.
Oh and cost us billions.
There is nothing there worth a single US life.
France is upset? The UN is upset?
Go to town, boys.
Military Thingies, Morality, Nanny State, Politics | Mr. Bingley | 
August 27, 2013 7:32 am
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No dog in that fight…They are pulling that classic “women and children are being killed” well no kidding it’s a civil war. Why are they making a big deal about chemical weapons even if they were used by Assad’s forces (I’m skeptical),. They say 350 or so were killed in this attack, 100,000 have been killed by conventional means, pretty small percentage of the total. Okay to blast them to bits but not gas them.
There was something there in 2004 and 2005. That was the time to take care of Syria. But we’ve left Iraq now.
We have built two armies in the area, Iraq’s and Israel’s. Let them deal with this.
This is a result of President Zero of pretending to be a foreign policy wonk after his “Arab Spring” turned into a bloodbath. He is only enabling the barbarians in the Middle East to kill even more.
If President Monumental Dumbf**k doesn’t Do Something To Stop The Killing(tm), he’ll lose what little street cred he has left.
So, launch some missiles, fly some sorties, endanger American troops, piss off the Russians (even more), and in general screw things up even more, with no discernible improvements.
Yep, Democrats in action.
“Present.”
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President Puttz would love to help out his Muslim Brotherhood friends but doesn’t have the stomach to cross Russia and China. Expect nothing but some tired old speechifiying and a return to campaigning for Obamacare or some other distraction.
Obama’s foreign policy – bomb them until we have a plan.
More like “Bomb them because we will never have a plan”, Syd.
Another Wag the Dog war.
Obumbler said there would be “consequences” and he would “change his calculus” if the Dorktator used CW. Lob a few cruise missiles in the general direction of Damascus. That’ll show ’em!
And with the budget cuts to the armed forces over the last five years, the expended munitions won’t be replaced.