Trump Still Wants to Keep Syria's "Beautiful Babies" Out of the US

There's only two words for him.
Fucking hypocrite.

These refugees are fleeing precisely the type of violence we are seeing this week in Syria.

Trump Still Wants to Keep Syria's "Beautiful Babies" Out of the US | Mother Jones
There you go, if he doesn't want to allow them to come to the US, he has no right to keep them from being gassed.
thats a good one toomuch but how has he stopped the gassing? that attack was a no harm bs attack that did nothing to stop planes taking off the next day inflicting more damage
If this attack didn't end the chemical attacks then the next US missile strike will or the next one or so on. Assad lost 20 of his jets to this attack meaning Russia has to now commit 20 more of its planes to keep the bombing going. At what point will Assad's losses become too great to sustain?
 
I'll say it again. You can blow up bodies with gunpowder bombs, 50cal machine guns, bazooka, rpg, crash airliner, burn them to death in the aftermath, run them over with tanks, cut off heads, toss off buildings, send millions w/o food-water to march 1000km through desert......but if you dump a bleach bomb, that is a bridge too far! Huh?
 
I'll say it again. You can blow up bodies with gunpowder bombs, 50cal machine guns, bazooka, rpg, crash airliner, burn them to death in the aftermath, run them over with tanks, cut off heads, toss off buildings, send millions w/o food-water to march 1000km through desert......but if you dump a bleach bomb, that is a bridge too far! Huh?
Thre is a world wide prohibition against chemical weapons and every country, including Russia has signed an agreement to never use chemical weapons. That you do not understand why is a damnable indictment against our educational system and underlines a need to restore history to the curriculum.
 
I'll say it again. You can blow up bodies with gunpowder bombs, 50cal machine guns, bazooka, rpg, crash airliner, burn them to death in the aftermath, run them over with tanks, cut off heads, toss off buildings, send millions w/o food-water to march 1000km through desert......but if you dump a bleach bomb, that is a bridge too far! Huh?
Thre is a world wide prohibition against chemical weapons and every country, including Russia has signed an agreement to never use chemical weapons. That you do not understand why is a damnable indictment against our educational system and underlines a need to restore history to the curriculum.


OK, be careful with your Nukes too. Continue to bury them alive is still on the table. But don't use ISIS acid bath. Thats a non-starter. Dead is dead.

Can I use sound waves? Massive EMP? Sure go ahead. Push them off boats into the ocean. No worries.
 
There's only two words for him.
Fucking hypocrite.

These refugees are fleeing precisely the type of violence we are seeing this week in Syria.

Trump Still Wants to Keep Syria's "Beautiful Babies" Out of the US | Mother Jones
There you go, if he doesn't want to allow them to come to the US, he has no right to keep them from being gassed.
Did he keep them from being gassed?

Plus your logic is convoluted and stupid,
Obama lied after running away from his red line. It's a shame he allowed them to keep chemical weapons and then lie about it. Despicable human.
 
There's only two words for him.
Fucking hypocrite.

These refugees are fleeing precisely the type of violence we are seeing this week in Syria.

Trump Still Wants to Keep Syria's "Beautiful Babies" Out of the US | Mother Jones
There you go, if he doesn't want to allow them to come to the US, he has no right to keep them from being gassed.
thats a good one toomuch but how has he stopped the gassing? that attack was a no harm bs attack that did nothing to stop planes taking off the next day inflicting more damage

. . . And your source for the confident assertion that it "did nothing to stop planes taking off the next day"? Because I sure as shit don't see anything except your word for it here.
 
There's only two words for him.
Fucking hypocrite.

These refugees are fleeing precisely the type of violence we are seeing this week in Syria.

Trump Still Wants to Keep Syria's "Beautiful Babies" Out of the US | Mother Jones
There you go, if he doesn't want to allow them to come to the US, he has no right to keep them from being gassed.
thats a good one toomuch but how has he stopped the gassing? that attack was a no harm bs attack that did nothing to stop planes taking off the next day inflicting more damage

. . . And your source for the confident assertion that it "did nothing to stop planes taking off the next day"? Because I sure as shit don't see anything except your word for it here.
CECILIE you're breaking my heart
The barrage of U.S. missiles slamming into a Syrian air base was far from enough to put the facility out of commission as advocates on the ground say President Bashar Assad defiantly flew two warplanes from the hobbled facility and launched a second strike on the town hit by this week’s brutal chemical attack.

A pair of Sukhoi fighter jets took off Friday from the Shayrat air base near Homs that President Trump unilaterally struck late Thursday with 59 cruise missiles in response to the Assad regime’s sarin attack, according to the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The warplanes flew toward Homs to launch attacks on rebel groups there, the group said.



Trump responded to the surprising news that the base was operational in a tweet yesterday that said, “The reason you don’t generally hit runways is that they are easy and inexpensive to quickly fix (fill in and top)!”

U.S. officials said the missiles — launched from warships deployed in the Mediterranean — targeted the base’s two airstrips, hangars, control tower and ammunition depots. Russian officials said the strike destroyed six Syrian air force MiG-23 jets that were undergoing repairs, but didn’t damage other warplanes at the base.


While the attack took a toll on the base, Assad’s air force could also shift operations to any of the 20 bases under government control.

Shayrat was the second-most active when it comes to take-offs and landings, superseded only by the Hemeimeem base operated by the Russian military in the coastal province of Latakia.

“Although the strike will further weaken the overall air defense and ground attack capabilities of the (Syrian air force), it will not significantly diminish the ability of the Assad regime to conduct further chemical weapons attacks,” wrote analyst Reed Foster of the defense and intelligence publication Jane’s.

Warplanes also yesterday struck the Syrian town where a chemical attack had killed scores of people this week.

The airstrikes on the opposition-held northern town of Khan Sheikhoun, where 87 people were killed in the chemical attack this week, killed a woman and wounded her son, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

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Your team should not have created the refugee crisis.
But they need future Democrat voters!

In a weird way, it's kind of like those pro-lifers that only care about what's going on in the womb but not too much after the birth.

The refugee crisis was not caused by the US. At least not for the most part. The people of Syria rose up against a dictator, and started a civil war.

There are only two possibly valid arguments for a connection to the US....

A: it's possible the Syrian rebels would not have attempted to overthrow the government, if they had not thought the US would help, because Obama did with Libya.

Again, speculation, but it's plausible.

B: An additional source of refugees, could be the creation of Islamic State, but that is entirely on Obama.... or no one. We're not entirely sure who did this. In 2010, the military testified that nearly the entire group that was AQI, was in detention camps.

We don't know who made the decision, nor do we know exactly when this decision was made, but all these dangerous people were released.

Either the decision was made to turn over control of the camps, and the detainees, to the Iraqi government, who then released them, or they were released after they were refused to be sent to Gitmo, because some idiot in government promised to close gitmo.

Regardless of the specifics, because we choose to allow them to be released in 2011, they formed Islamic State and started a war.

However, no matter which way you cut it, more blame should be laid at the feet of the Obama administration, than the Bush.

No. The valid connection comes with moving weapons from Libya to Syria via Benghazi, requesting the Saudi's to do it, and Qatar on it as well. Doing everything to keep finger prints off of it.And then deciding Assad must go. Part and parcel of the Arab Spring.

Huh? So the refugee crisis is the result of arms deliveries, which didn't start until a year after Assad was wiping out his people?

That doesn't seem logical to me.
 
Your team should not have created the refugee crisis.
But they need future Democrat voters!

In a weird way, it's kind of like those pro-lifers that only care about what's going on in the womb but not too much after the birth.

The refugee crisis was not caused by the US. At least not for the most part. The people of Syria rose up against a dictator, and started a civil war.

There are only two possibly valid arguments for a connection to the US....

A: it's possible the Syrian rebels would not have attempted to overthrow the government, if they had not thought the US would help, because Obama did with Libya.

Again, speculation, but it's plausible.

B: An additional source of refugees, could be the creation of Islamic State, but that is entirely on Obama.... or no one. We're not entirely sure who did this. In 2010, the military testified that nearly the entire group that was AQI, was in detention camps.

We don't know who made the decision, nor do we know exactly when this decision was made, but all these dangerous people were released.

Either the decision was made to turn over control of the camps, and the detainees, to the Iraqi government, who then released them, or they were released after they were refused to be sent to Gitmo, because some idiot in government promised to close gitmo.

Regardless of the specifics, because we choose to allow them to be released in 2011, they formed Islamic State and started a war.

However, no matter which way you cut it, more blame should be laid at the feet of the Obama administration, than the Bush.

No. The valid connection comes with moving weapons from Libya to Syria via Benghazi, requesting the Saudi's to do it, and Qatar on it as well. Doing everything to keep finger prints off of it.And then deciding Assad must go. Part and parcel of the Arab Spring.

Huh? So the refugee crisis is the result of arms deliveries, which didn't start until a year after Assad was wiping out his people?

That doesn't seem logical to me.

2011 that we know of for sure.
 

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