looks like Assad wasn't fazed a lot by Trump's grandstanding

[saveliberty]

sure it is, that's why car bombs go off almost daily and Iraq is completely trashed

nice job Boosh

...and if sniveling turds like you hadn't stopped the first Iraq War, we would have been done a long time ago.

 

[JohnnyApplesack]

sure it is, that's why car bombs go off almost daily and Iraq is completely trashed

nice job Boosh

...and if sniveling turds like you hadn't stopped the first Iraq War, we would have been done a long time ago.

that you Cheney?

 

[irosie91]

Trump at least made an effort to stop chemical weapons. No one was afraid of Barry.

no he didn't, he's grandstanding

is blowing up obsolete aircraft (newer ones removed after Trump's heads up to the Syrians and Russians) is an effort to stop chemical weapons it's gonna cost us a few trillion bucks and 10-15 years

wonder how Iraq is doing since their 'liberation', anyone wanna hazard a guess?

the world is a lot better off post Saddam's broken neck

sure it is, that's why car bombs go off almost daily and Iraq is completely trashed

nice job Boosh

Because Saint Saddam is gone? He paid sunni families to tie bombs to the
whorish asses of their daughters WORLD WIDE

 

[JohnnyApplesack]

Trump at least made an effort to stop chemical weapons. No one was afraid of Barry.

no he didn't, he's grandstanding

is blowing up obsolete aircraft (newer ones removed after Trump's heads up to the Syrians and Russians) is an effort to stop chemical weapons it's gonna cost us a few trillion bucks and 10-15 years

wonder how Iraq is doing since their 'liberation', anyone wanna hazard a guess?

the world is a lot better off post Saddam's broken neck

sure it is, that's why car bombs go off almost daily and Iraq is completely trashed

nice job Boosh

Because Saint Saddam is gone? He paid sunni families to tie bombs to the
whorish asses of their daughters WORLD WIDE

a hell of a lot more Iraqis have died since we invaded than Saddam ever killed, by hundreds of thousands

get a freakin clue

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Trump at least made an effort to stop chemical weapons. No one was afraid of Barry.

no he didn't, he's grandstanding

is blowing up obsolete aircraft (newer ones removed after Trump's heads up to the Syrians and Russians) is an effort to stop chemical weapons it's gonna cost us a few trillion bucks and 10-15 years

wonder how Iraq is doing since their 'liberation', anyone wanna hazard a guess?

Ask Obama. He blew it.

 

[JohnnyApplesack]

Trump at least made an effort to stop chemical weapons. No one was afraid of Barry.

no he didn't, he's grandstanding

is blowing up obsolete aircraft (newer ones removed after Trump's heads up to the Syrians and Russians) is an effort to stop chemical weapons it's gonna cost us a few trillion bucks and 10-15 years

wonder how Iraq is doing since their 'liberation', anyone wanna hazard a guess?

Ask Obama. He blew it.

Obama invaded Iraq?

link?

 

[tycho1572]

Trump at least made an effort to stop chemical weapons. No one was afraid of Barry.

no he didn't, he's grandstanding

is blowing up obsolete aircraft (newer ones removed after Trump's heads up to the Syrians and Russians) is an effort to stop chemical weapons it's gonna cost us a few trillion bucks and 10-15 years

wonder how Iraq is doing since their 'liberation', anyone wanna hazard a guess?

Wow.... lol
You really have no clue about why it was important for Trump to order that strike, or the message it sent.

do you?

Do I understand the importance of Trump sending a clear message to Assad about using chemical weapons? Of course I do.
It was a message obama failed to send in '13 after Assad crossed that 'red line'.

 

[saveliberty]

a hell of a lot more Iraqis have died since we invaded than Saddam ever killed, by hundreds of thousands

get a freakin clue

http://kurzman.unc.edu/death-tolls-of-the-iran-iraq-war/

There you go clueless one.

 

[JohnnyApplesack]

Trump at least made an effort to stop chemical weapons. No one was afraid of Barry.

no he didn't, he's grandstanding

is blowing up obsolete aircraft (newer ones removed after Trump's heads up to the Syrians and Russians) is an effort to stop chemical weapons it's gonna cost us a few trillion bucks and 10-15 years

wonder how Iraq is doing since their 'liberation', anyone wanna hazard a guess?

Wow.... lol
You really have no clue about why it was important for Trump to order that strike, or the message it sent.

do you?

Do I understand the importance of Trump sending a clear message to Assad about using chemical weapons? Of course I do.
It was a message obama failed to send in '13 after Assad crossed that 'red line'.

well except he didn't send a 'clear message'

why did Assad go on a rampage after the useless strike?

think he cares with Russia standing by? lol

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Trump at least made an effort to stop chemical weapons. No one was afraid of Barry.

no he didn't, he's grandstanding

is blowing up obsolete aircraft (newer ones removed after Trump's heads up to the Syrians and Russians) is an effort to stop chemical weapons it's gonna cost us a few trillion bucks and 10-15 years

wonder how Iraq is doing since their 'liberation', anyone wanna hazard a guess?

Ask Obama. He blew it.

Obama invaded Iraq?

link?

Attending high school next year, eh?

 

[tycho1572]

Obama was a complete failure. Trump isn't afraid to make the tough decisions that scared obama.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Trump at least made an effort to stop chemical weapons. No one was afraid of Barry.

no he didn't, he's grandstanding

is blowing up obsolete aircraft (newer ones removed after Trump's heads up to the Syrians and Russians) is an effort to stop chemical weapons it's gonna cost us a few trillion bucks and 10-15 years

wonder how Iraq is doing since their 'liberation', anyone wanna hazard a guess?

the world is a lot better off post Saddam's broken neck

sure it is, that's why car bombs go off almost daily and Iraq is completely trashed

nice job Boosh

Boosh had it won. Then along came obama just in time to snatch disaster from the jaws of victory.

 

[JohnnyApplesack]

a hell of a lot more Iraqis have died since we invaded than Saddam ever killed, by hundreds of thousands

get a freakin clue

http://kurzman.unc.edu/death-tolls-of-the-iran-iraq-war/

There you go clueless one.

so what are you saying?

 

[JohnnyApplesack]

Obama was a complete failure. Trump isn't afraid to make the tough decisions that scared obama.

that you Jared?

 

[Auld Phart]

Trump at least made an effort to stop chemical weapons. No one was afraid of Barry.

no he didn't, he's grandstanding

is blowing up obsolete aircraft (newer ones removed after Trump's heads up to the Syrians and Russians) is an effort to stop chemical weapons it's gonna cost us a few trillion bucks and 10-15 years

wonder how Iraq is doing since their 'liberation', anyone wanna hazard a guess?

Ask Obama. He blew it.

Obama invaded Iraq?

link?

Attending high school next year, eh?

more likely junior high

 

[toomuchtime_]

ISTANBUL—Just hours after the U.S. damaged a Syrian airbase linked to a chemical weapons attack, the Assad regime and its Russian ally launched three airstrikes against the very same rebel-held town where Assad was accused of using poison gas to kill more than 100 men, women, and children on Tuesday.

The attacks on Khan Sheikhoun and seven other towns appeared to be both a taunt and a warning to President Donald Trump’s administration: that cruise missiles may have damaged the Shayrat air base, but Syria has many other bases, ample munitions, and the political will backed up by Russia to continue targeting civilians.

The latest airstrikes on Khan Sheikhoun utilized small conventional rockets, and there were no reported injuries, given that much of the population had fled the town. But at least 10 people were killed in a regime or Russian airstrike against Hish, just north of Khan Sheikhoun, a few hours before the 4:00 a.m. U.S. cruise missile attack.

In Irbin, east of Damascus, a woman and two children were killed and many civilians wounded in a regime airstrike on a public market and a mosque. There were also attacks on Jisr al Shughour, west of Idlib, the city of Douma east of Damascus, Dara’a, Latamnah, and Kafr Zeta in northern Hama.

Assad, Taunting Trump, Mounts New Attacks on the Town He Gassed

same mistake made by a few previous presidents like LBJ and Boosh

airstrikes and propaganda never settle foreign civil wars, wars we wouldn't even be in if not for Bush destabilizing the entire region for no reason whatsoever, except maybe to appease his neocon bosses

lol Why would Assad be troubled by the attack? He has killed hundreds of thousands of Sunni Syrians over the last six years and he seems perfectly unfased by the experience. Assad's regime is completely dependent of his Russian masters and his Iranian financiers and the attack was addressed to the Russians to tell them there are clear red lines they may not cross without consequences.

 

[JohnnyApplesack]

Trump at least made an effort to stop chemical weapons. No one was afraid of Barry.

no he didn't, he's grandstanding

is blowing up obsolete aircraft (newer ones removed after Trump's heads up to the Syrians and Russians) is an effort to stop chemical weapons it's gonna cost us a few trillion bucks and 10-15 years

wonder how Iraq is doing since their 'liberation', anyone wanna hazard a guess?

the world is a lot better off post Saddam's broken neck

sure it is, that's why car bombs go off almost daily and Iraq is completely trashed

nice job Boosh

Boosh had it won. Then along came obama just in time to snatch disaster from the jaws of victory.

status of forces agreement (SOFA) between Iraq and the United States, signed by President George W. Bush in 2008. It established that U.S. combat forces would withdraw from Iraqi cities by June 30, 2009, and all U.S. combat forces will be completely out of Iraq by December 31, 2011

oopsy, next useless talking point

 

[JohnnyApplesack]

ISTANBUL—Just hours after the U.S. damaged a Syrian airbase linked to a chemical weapons attack, the Assad regime and its Russian ally launched three airstrikes against the very same rebel-held town where Assad was accused of using poison gas to kill more than 100 men, women, and children on Tuesday.

The attacks on Khan Sheikhoun and seven other towns appeared to be both a taunt and a warning to President Donald Trump’s administration: that cruise missiles may have damaged the Shayrat air base, but Syria has many other bases, ample munitions, and the political will backed up by Russia to continue targeting civilians.

The latest airstrikes on Khan Sheikhoun utilized small conventional rockets, and there were no reported injuries, given that much of the population had fled the town. But at least 10 people were killed in a regime or Russian airstrike against Hish, just north of Khan Sheikhoun, a few hours before the 4:00 a.m. U.S. cruise missile attack.

In Irbin, east of Damascus, a woman and two children were killed and many civilians wounded in a regime airstrike on a public market and a mosque. There were also attacks on Jisr al Shughour, west of Idlib, the city of Douma east of Damascus, Dara’a, Latamnah, and Kafr Zeta in northern Hama.

Assad, Taunting Trump, Mounts New Attacks on the Town He Gassed

same mistake made by a few previous presidents like LBJ and Boosh

airstrikes and propaganda never settle foreign civil wars, wars we wouldn't even be in if not for Bush destabilizing the entire region for no reason whatsoever, except maybe to appease his neocon bosses

lol Why would Assad be troubled by the attack? He has killed hundreds of thousands of Sunni Syrians over the last six years and he seems perfectly unfased by the experience. Assad's regime is completely dependent of his Russian masters and his Iranian financiers and the attack was addressed to the Russians to tell them there are clear red lines they may not cross without consequences.

I don't believe all that for a second

 

[toomuchtime_]

ISTANBUL—Just hours after the U.S. damaged a Syrian airbase linked to a chemical weapons attack, the Assad regime and its Russian ally launched three airstrikes against the very same rebel-held town where Assad was accused of using poison gas to kill more than 100 men, women, and children on Tuesday.

The attacks on Khan Sheikhoun and seven other towns appeared to be both a taunt and a warning to President Donald Trump’s administration: that cruise missiles may have damaged the Shayrat air base, but Syria has many other bases, ample munitions, and the political will backed up by Russia to continue targeting civilians.

The latest airstrikes on Khan Sheikhoun utilized small conventional rockets, and there were no reported injuries, given that much of the population had fled the town. But at least 10 people were killed in a regime or Russian airstrike against Hish, just north of Khan Sheikhoun, a few hours before the 4:00 a.m. U.S. cruise missile attack.

In Irbin, east of Damascus, a woman and two children were killed and many civilians wounded in a regime airstrike on a public market and a mosque. There were also attacks on Jisr al Shughour, west of Idlib, the city of Douma east of Damascus, Dara’a, Latamnah, and Kafr Zeta in northern Hama.

Assad, Taunting Trump, Mounts New Attacks on the Town He Gassed

same mistake made by a few previous presidents like LBJ and Boosh

airstrikes and propaganda never settle foreign civil wars, wars we wouldn't even be in if not for Bush destabilizing the entire region for no reason whatsoever, except maybe to appease his neocon bosses

lol Why would Assad be troubled by the attack? He has killed hundreds of thousands of Sunni Syrians over the last six years and he seems perfectly unfased by the experience. Assad's regime is completely dependent of his Russian masters and his Iranian financiers and the attack was addressed to the Russians to tell them there are clear red lines they may not cross without consequences.

I don't believe all that for a second

lol Is there anything in particular you don't believe?

 

[JohnnyApplesack]

ISTANBUL—Just hours after the U.S. damaged a Syrian airbase linked to a chemical weapons attack, the Assad regime and its Russian ally launched three airstrikes against the very same rebel-held town where Assad was accused of using poison gas to kill more than 100 men, women, and children on Tuesday.

The attacks on Khan Sheikhoun and seven other towns appeared to be both a taunt and a warning to President Donald Trump’s administration: that cruise missiles may have damaged the Shayrat air base, but Syria has many other bases, ample munitions, and the political will backed up by Russia to continue targeting civilians.

The latest airstrikes on Khan Sheikhoun utilized small conventional rockets, and there were no reported injuries, given that much of the population had fled the town. But at least 10 people were killed in a regime or Russian airstrike against Hish, just north of Khan Sheikhoun, a few hours before the 4:00 a.m. U.S. cruise missile attack.

In Irbin, east of Damascus, a woman and two children were killed and many civilians wounded in a regime airstrike on a public market and a mosque. There were also attacks on Jisr al Shughour, west of Idlib, the city of Douma east of Damascus, Dara’a, Latamnah, and Kafr Zeta in northern Hama.

Assad, Taunting Trump, Mounts New Attacks on the Town He Gassed

same mistake made by a few previous presidents like LBJ and Boosh

airstrikes and propaganda never settle foreign civil wars, wars we wouldn't even be in if not for Bush destabilizing the entire region for no reason whatsoever, except maybe to appease his neocon bosses

lol Why would Assad be troubled by the attack? He has killed hundreds of thousands of Sunni Syrians over the last six years and he seems perfectly unfased by the experience. Assad's regime is completely dependent of his Russian masters and his Iranian financiers and the attack was addressed to the Russians to tell them there are clear red lines they may not cross without consequences.

I don't believe all that for a second

lol Is there anything in particular you don't believe?

sure do: the attack was addressed to the Russians to tell them there are clear red lines they may not cross without consequences.

total bullshit