Conflicts

[indago]

From The New York Post 22 June 2016:
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If Hillary Clinton is the next US president, prepare for a deeper American military involvement in Syria’s civil war — one that won’t seek to maintain a status quo but to crush ISIS where it’s strongest, perhaps with American boots on the ground.
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Journalist Karin Laub wrote for The Associated Press 18 January 2016:
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The new chief of the U.N. refugee agency said Monday the world should find a fairer formula for sharing the burden of Syria's crisis, including taking in tens of thousands of refugees from overwhelmed regional host nations. ...More than 4 million Syrians have fled their homeland, the bulk living in increasingly difficult conditions in neighboring countries such as Jordan and Lebanon, while hundreds of thousands have flooded into Europe.
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http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...9/U-N-seeks-mass-resettlement-of-Syrians.html

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That's one of the reasons why the United Nations should have a volunteer mercenary group to go into squabbles like Syria and end the crisis so that displaced Syrians can go back home. I would venture a guess that most Syrians would rather be in their own homes in their own country than to be in a foreign land.



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[OldLady]

From The New York Post 22 June 2016:
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If Hillary Clinton is the next US president, prepare for a deeper American military involvement in Syria’s civil war — one that won’t seek to maintain a status quo but to crush ISIS where it’s strongest, perhaps with American boots on the ground.
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Journalist Karin Laub wrote for The Associated Press 18 January 2016:
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The new chief of the U.N. refugee agency said Monday the world should find a fairer formula for sharing the burden of Syria's crisis, including taking in tens of thousands of refugees from overwhelmed regional host nations. ...More than 4 million Syrians have fled their homeland, the bulk living in increasingly difficult conditions in neighboring countries such as Jordan and Lebanon, while hundreds of thousands have flooded into Europe.
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http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...9/U-N-seeks-mass-resettlement-of-Syrians.html

article

That's one of the reasons why the United Nations should have a volunteer mercenary group to go into squabbles like Syria and end the crisis so that displaced Syrians can go back home. I would venture a guess that most Syrians would rather be in their own homes in their own country than to be in a foreign land.



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Sounds so good on its face that I wonder why it is setting off alarms. Maybe because what if the U.N. voted to send a mercenary force into the U.S. to oust Trump? Hmmmmm.

 

[Fenton Lum]

From The New York Post 22 June 2016:
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If Hillary Clinton is the next US president, prepare for a deeper American military involvement in Syria’s civil war — one that won’t seek to maintain a status quo but to crush ISIS where it’s strongest, perhaps with American boots on the ground.
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article

Journalist Karin Laub wrote for The Associated Press 18 January 2016:
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The new chief of the U.N. refugee agency said Monday the world should find a fairer formula for sharing the burden of Syria's crisis, including taking in tens of thousands of refugees from overwhelmed regional host nations. ...More than 4 million Syrians have fled their homeland, the bulk living in increasingly difficult conditions in neighboring countries such as Jordan and Lebanon, while hundreds of thousands have flooded into Europe.
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http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...9/U-N-seeks-mass-resettlement-of-Syrians.html

article

That's one of the reasons why the United Nations should have a volunteer mercenary group to go into squabbles like Syria and end the crisis so that displaced Syrians can go back home. I would venture a guess that most Syrians would rather be in their own homes in their own country than to be in a foreign land.



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Sounds so good on its face that I wonder why it is setting off alarms. Maybe because what if the U.N. voted to send a mercenary force into the U.S. to oust Trump? Hmmmmm.

We're different, as in exceptional, so that sort of thing never applies to the USA.

 

[aris2chat]

From The New York Post 22 June 2016:
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If Hillary Clinton is the next US president, prepare for a deeper American military involvement in Syria’s civil war — one that won’t seek to maintain a status quo but to crush ISIS where it’s strongest, perhaps with American boots on the ground.
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article

Journalist Karin Laub wrote for The Associated Press 18 January 2016:
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The new chief of the U.N. refugee agency said Monday the world should find a fairer formula for sharing the burden of Syria's crisis, including taking in tens of thousands of refugees from overwhelmed regional host nations. ...More than 4 million Syrians have fled their homeland, the bulk living in increasingly difficult conditions in neighboring countries such as Jordan and Lebanon, while hundreds of thousands have flooded into Europe.
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http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...9/U-N-seeks-mass-resettlement-of-Syrians.html

article

That's one of the reasons why the United Nations should have a volunteer mercenary group to go into squabbles like Syria and end the crisis so that displaced Syrians can go back home. I would venture a guess that most Syrians would rather be in their own homes in their own country than to be in a foreign land.



.

Sounds so good on its face that I wonder why it is setting off alarms. Maybe because what if the U.N. voted to send a mercenary force into the U.S. to oust Trump? Hmmmmm.

Syria massacring it's own, torturing prisoners, government controlled elections (rigged), chemical weapons on civilians, abuse of economy, nepotism of clan, war mongering, support of terrorism, assassinations........

Assad is an angel?

Trump is a loud mouth, not a mass murderer.

Trump wants to vet refugees and control who enters the country, Assad created millions of refugees and displaced half his country.