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Ayreshire

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Whenever there is a winning with the help of outsiders, it is a winning of minority against majority, and it never brings stable country. We can see it in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Libya. In Afghanistan NATO is still babysitting their puppets. In Iraq the war is still going on. When majority is for the revolution, there is no need for outside help. Wes saw it case in Iraq. Now the American and Qatar’s democracy is being brought to Syria. Poor people!
dissensions, wars, divisions, hates ... around the world??? hey Dumbazz! Afghanistan was training terrorists responsible for murdering almost 4,000 American LIVES on 9/11. What are you saying clown?? That we should have just stuck our heads in the sand and cried our little eyes out?? Not hardly!! You may sit back and take it in the rear but most Americans were for taking out terrorist training camps responsible for 4,000 American Deaths!! Stop the ignorant nonsense!! Iraq's Saddam Hussein created a far greater humanitarian nightmare than Libya. "The Butcher of Baghdad" slaughtered, at minimum, hundreds of thousands of Iraqis -- far more people than were killed in Bosnia and Kosovo, where President Clinton ordered military force for humanitarian reasons. Yet, when weapons hunters found no stockpiles of WMD in Iraq, the dwindling number of pro-war Democrats turned against the war never mind the sickening sight of thousands of Iraqis found in shallow graves.
That Saddam possessed stockpiles of WMD, having used chemical weapons on the Iranians and his own people, was not in dispute. All 16 U.S. intelligences agencies thought so "with the highest probability." France, the United Kingdom, Russia, Egypt, Jordan, China, Israel and even Saddam's own generals assumed Iraq possessed WMD. Even U.N. weapons inspector and Iraq War critic Hans Blix thought Saddam likely possessed these weapons. As Blix admitted at a 2004 University of Berkeley forum:' I'm not here to have gut feelings. But yes, in December 2002 (three months before the invasion) I thought Saddam had weapons of mass destruction." The non-unilateralist Nobel Peace Prize laureate Obama, unlike Bush, sought no congressional war resolution. Obama, therefore, ordered military action against Libya "unilaterally" -- without the congressional approval that he once argued the Constitution demanded.
As Obama further explained in his December 2007 statement, "In instances of self-defense, the President would be within his constitutional authority to act before advising Congress or seeking its consent." So a president, according to Obama, does not need congressional authority -- provided the action involves "self-defense" or "stopping an actual or imminent threat to the nation."
What is the "actual or imminent threat" to America posed by Libya?
Ritter served from 1991 to 1998 as a United Nations weapons inspector in Iraq in the United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM), which was charged with finding and destroying all weapons of mass destruction and WMD-related manufacturing capabilities in Iraq. He was chief inspector in fourteen of the more than thirty inspection missions in which he participated.
In January 1998, his inspection team in Iraq was blocked from some weapons sites by Iraqi officials stating that information obtained from these sites would be used for future planning of attacks. UN Inspectors were ordered out of Iraq by the United States Government, shortly before Operation Desert Fox attacks began in December 1998, using information which had been gathered for the purpose of disarmament to identify targets which would reduce Iraq's ability to wage both conventional and possibly unconventional warfare. UN Weapons Inspectors were thereafter denied access to Iraq. He spoke on the Public Broadcasting Service show. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Ritter
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Tell your little storey to the Rebels that are begging for help with larger weapons and money, and not to just America but to their neighbors which are helping. I have no idea why someone like you lives outside Syria, reads about the death and destruction caused by its leader against the citizens of Syria but still is a blind faithful supporter of Assad, why???
But you said it yourself. If rebels were Syrian majority, they would not need outside help. The police, the army; everybody is Syrian. They need help, because they are going against the majority of the population: a handful of disgruntled Syrians, with the army of foreign fighters. Some arrested or killed are Saudis, Libyans, Tunisians, Moroccans, Chechnya’s, and even Belgians and Dutch. Some Turkey and Saudi officers are arrested. This is not people’s revolution. Every country has dissatisfied people, and the West makes it a policy of courting those by CIA covert operations. And they are using those living outside the country, promising them Governing positions. Also, the money is always used. Do I need the links to prove that? No! I just need to attend to any information possible throughout the years of conflicts in different countries, and join the dots.
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But you said it yourself. If rebels were Syrian majority, they would not need outside help. The police, the army; everybody is Syrian. They need help, because they are going against the majority of the population: a handful of disgruntled Syrians, with the army of foreign fighters. Some arrested or killed are Saudis, Libyans, Tunisians, Moroccans, Chechnya’s, and even Belgians and Dutch. Some Turkey and Saudi officers are arrested. This is not people’s revolution. Every country has dissatisfied people, and the West makes it a policy of courting those by CIA covert operations. And they are using those living outside the country, promising them Governing positions. Also, the money is always used. Do I need the links to prove that? No! I just need to attend to any information possible throughout the years of conflicts in different countries, and join the dots.
Yes the Money,those Saudi bastards have already said they are paying these people to kill Syrians.
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Yes the Money,those Saudi bastards have already said they are paying these people to kill Syrians.
No, that is an exaggerated lie. Saudi has said it would give financial aid to the Rebels to fight Assad and his regime, and you word it to look like a group of malitia fighting just plain old Syrians, not nice to lie.
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Chris wrote:
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But you said it yourself. If rebels were Syrian majority, they would not need outside help. The police, the army; everybody is Syrian. They need help, because they are going against the majority of the population: a handful of disgruntled Syrians, with the army of foreign fighters. Some arrested or killed are Saudis, Libyans, Tunisians, Moroccans, Chechnya’s, and even Belgians and Dutch. Some Turkey and Saudi officers are arrested. This is not people’s revolution. Every country has dissatisfied people, and the West makes it a policy of courting those by CIA covert operations. And they are using those living outside the country, promising them Governing positions. Also, the money is always used. Do I need the links to prove that? No! I just need to attend to any information possible throughout the years of conflicts in different countries, and join the dots.
And yet again, no answers just making shit up to make yourself feel good, oh well, will no better than to ask you questions.
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No, that is an exaggerated lie. Saudi has said it would give financial aid to the Rebels to fight Assad and his regime, and you word it to look like a group of malitia fighting just plain old Syrians, not nice to lie.
I am telling you how it is,the Saudis are paying those Gunmen,who do you think they are killing?
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I am telling you how it is,the Saudis are paying those Gunmen,who do you think they are killing?
they are fighting an army not ma and pa Syrians.
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Aug 9, 2012
 
Which are the countries in the world still not under western domination or influence ?
Iran Syria Lebanon Russia China.
Does that not ring a bell ?
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Oliver Cromwell wrote:
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I am telling you how it is,the Saudis are paying those Gunmen,who do you think they are killing?
IF Saudi was paying them... Don't you think that Saudi has enough money to pay for a few jets, tanks and other heavy artillery???? The FSA fights with what they recover from ASSad's thugs or what they confiscate when the ASSadees turn tail and run.
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IF Saudi was paying them... Don't you think that Saudi has enough money to pay for a few jets, tanks and other heavy artillery???? The FSA fights with what they recover from ASSad's thugs or what they confiscate when the ASSadees turn tail and run.
That is closer to the truth
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No, that is an exaggerated lie. Saudi has said it would give financial aid to the Rebels to fight Assad and his regime, and you word it to look like a group of malitia fighting just plain old Syrians, not nice to lie.
I actually admire how you succeed to remain ignorant, despite overwhelming facts. Saudis are financing every U.S. anti-Socialist Country attempts in the region. For example, almost three decades ago, in the mujahidin’s’ fight against Afghanistan’s Communist government, and later against Soviets in Afghanistan, for every U.S. dollar, Saudis matched with their dollar. Qatar is recent supporter, and their spokesman explained why. They apparently have surplus of money, and they wanted Nationalistic economies like there was in Gaddafi Libya, and Assad Syria, to open up, so that they could invest and make profits. It was known that Gaddafi had enough money to invest, and make profits for Libya’s state. Now that's over! Plus the republics are dangers to Monarchies as the idea, and as an ideology.
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IF Saudi was paying them... Don't you think that Saudi has enough money to pay for a few jets, tanks and other heavy artillery???? The FSA fights with what they recover from ASSad's thugs or what they confiscate when the ASSadees turn tail and run.
You and George are both dreamers. Your wishful thinking is so intense, that it completely confounds facts.
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ocxz wrote:
Which are the countries in the world still not under western domination or influence ?
Iran Syria Lebanon Russia China.
Does that not ring a bell ?
It does to those who have a bell; or can hear a bell. If someone is deaf, than the bell can ring as long as it wants, and nothing! Some are deaf; some however, have their wishful thinking as a damper to the sound.
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And yet again, no answers just making shit up to make yourself feel good, oh well, will no better than to ask you questions.
Well, I brought up some facts. Then I made some conclusions based on those facts, by logical reasoning. That’s how we gain knowledge. You gain knowledge by repeating, what someone you consider authority, said. But this is not knowledge: this is ‘hear...say’, the garbage.
Ayreshire

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ocxz wrote:
Which are the countries in the world still not under western domination or influence ?
Iran Syria Lebanon Russia China.
Does that not ring a bell ?
Yeah and most all have ruthless murdering dictators clown!! Ding Dong! Ding Dong!!
Ayreshire

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Well, I brought up some facts. Then I made some conclusions based on those facts, by logical reasoning. That’s how we gain knowledge. You gain knowledge by repeating, what someone you consider authority, said. But this is not knowledge: this is ‘hear...say’, the garbage.
You brought up nothing clown except you filthy lies and propaganda period!!
Ayreshire

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You and George are both dreamers. Your wishful thinking is so intense, that it completely confounds facts.
Dream on!! 20,000 plus of his own people murdered at the hands of your hero Assad! Do you see very many Syrians from Syria Posting?? That's because Assad has a short leash on everyone!! Funny how you clowns live in a country that grants you all the freedom in the world to write your nonsense. The Syrian people have no freedom so what do you clowns do? You stand up for a ruthless Assad Dictator!! And to top it off, somehow Israel and West are involved. The U.S., amazingly U.N., The Arab League and the list goes on and on have condemned ASSAD. Most civilized countries have elections so when you have brutal Dictators like China, Syria, and Iran there is no way to get rid of the tyrants other than by force!! The people are stuck with their ruthless Dictators their whole lives and then when that clown passes, daddy appoints another ruthless Dictator and this is an endless cycle! It's like a nightmare that will not go away!! I don't blame the people one bit!! Folks! Ask yourself why Arab Filthy Muzzie Chrissy and lap dog oczx and his disease riddled Reunion are not in Syria and not worried one iota!! They are Paid Assad Sock Puppet! Period!
China, Venezuela and Iran supports Syria and guess what? There is NO freedom in any of those countries either!
Ayreshire

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Oliver Cromwell wrote:
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I am telling you how it is,the Saudis are paying those Gunmen,who do you think they are killing?
No you're not LIAR! Try again!!
Ayreshire

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No, that is an exaggerated lie. Saudi has said it would give financial aid to the Rebels to fight Assad and his regime, and you word it to look like a group of malitia fighting just plain old Syrians, not nice to lie.
Excellent! Educated Folks! I always find these imbecilic nutjobs give themselves names like "Arab Muzzie Chrissy"; "oczx Diaper head"; "Reality is always best (who has no clue as to what Reality IS)"; "Observer (who should only be observing and that's it)"; "Olivia Crumwell"; "The Professor'; "Truth"; The Prophet"; "Truth Seeker" are deranged uneducated low IQ Brainwashed Low Life Nut Cases! They are on some big huge ego trip all the time and think nobody notices their ignorance! It's obvious the clowns have never had any formal education what-so-ever but like to think they have! Everything they post is always 180 degrees off what a normal educated person would think, believe and understand! There is never any rational thinking and researching facts is out of the question as it never crosses their little pea brain in their little world of make believe! It's a sad situation as these clowns go around making themselves look like complete fools and imbeciles every time they post something! Sad!! Very SAD!
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they are fighting an army not ma and pa Syrians.
The Soldiers in that army didn't invade the country they are young syrian men some of them conscrips,so those rats are killing syrians,you talk as if they are from another planet,what we do know is that many of those rats are from other countries,and many won't see those countries again.

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