The Game Changer. Now What?

Nothing....well more talk but that will be it.

Time for a vacation...so he can "think" on it. 

"fore!".

Quote from: The Stranger on April 25, 2013, 08:44:03 AM
The Game Changer. Now What?

If this is verified I bet Obama will just move the line.

We already KNOW the "rebels" (Muslim Brotherhood Islamic Terrorists)  have used chemical weapons, crudely made with pool chemicals. We DON'T have evidence that the Syrian Government has used them against these cock roaches. If they do, they have my support.

Now Obama get to start his own private War against a country that never did anything to us or even ovrtly threatend us.

Quote from: supsalemgr on April 25, 2013, 10:20:57 AM
If this is verified I bet Obama will just move the line.

I think he will just paint the line white. 

All this does is beholden Iran and North Korea. We are now less safe than ever before.

Quote from: Yawn on April 25, 2013, 11:07:54 AM
We already KNOW the "rebels" (Muslim Brotherhood Islamic Terrorists)  have used chemical weapons, crudely made with pool chemicals. We DON'T have evidence that the Syrian Government has used them against these cock roaches. If they do, they have my support.

I agree with that.  I hope Syria kills every one of those bastards.  But probably Baraq Obama will once again ensure that another country will be delivered to the Muslim Brotherhood.

There is no Now What, he lied before he will lie now because he truly has not idea of what to do.  He didn't get that information when he was organizing Chicago.  They didn't have a lot of muslim in the areas where he worked.

So far, NO ONE, has made any solid accusation, with evidence, for the use of CBR, let alone any accusation of WHO used it.

No one.  All we have is dancing around the issue.  "Assessments", "Probabilities" is all anyone has offered so far.

Are these weapons the Syrian government has, the same ones smuggled out of Iraq before the war?

Also, we do know that crude but deadly "chemical weapons" were made with pool chemicals -- not the sort of thing a government would do -- more like the work of Obama's Muslim Brotherhood buddies.

http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/071912-618875-syria-chemical-weapons-came-from-iraq-.htm?p=full

QuoteIn 2006, former Iraqi general Georges Sada, second in command of the Iraqi Air Force who served under Saddam Hussein before he defected, wrote a comprehensive book, "Saddam's Secrets."

It details how the Iraqi Revolutionary Guard moved weapons of mass destruction into Syria in advance of the U.S.-led action to eliminate Hussein's WMD threat.

As Sada told the New York Sun, two Iraqi Airways Boeings were converted to cargo planes by removing the seats, and special Republican Guard units loaded the planes with chemical weapons materials.

Read More At Investor's Business Daily: http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/071912-618875-syria-chemical-weapons-came-from-iraq-.htm#ixzz2RnkkQIvf

Now what? To quote Kissinger about the Iraq/Iran War: "It's a shame they can't both lose".
A competent administration would somehow support both sides, until Syria was reduced to a bloody wasteland.

Quote from: Byteryder on April 28, 2013, 03:27:11 PM
So far, NO ONE, has made any solid accusation, with evidence, for the use of CBR, let alone any accusation of WHO used it.

No one.  All we have is dancing around the issue.  "Assessments", "Probabilities" is all anyone has offered so far.

My guess is Barry doesn't want the proof.

ABU DHABI: US intelligence has concluded "with some degree of varying confidence," that the Syrian government has used sarin gas as a weapon in its 2-year-old civil war, defense secretary Chuck Hagel said on Thursday.

Hagel, speaking to reporters in Abu Dhabi, said the White House has informed two senators by letter that, within the past day, "our intelligence community does assess, with varying degrees of confidence, that the Syrian regime has used chemical weapons on a small scale in Syria, specifically, the chemical agent sarin."
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2013-04-25/middle-east/38816507_1_chemical-weapons-chemical-agent-sarin-syria