Do you support Trump's decision to withdraw army from Syria?

@Fernie well, it's quite a well known fact, if you invade other countries then the civilians and government of that country may not appreciate your presence.

@gol979 I'm not sure you're seeing the whole picture in this particular situation. I'm not going to continue this conversation with an ill informed person

@Fernie it's amazing how many people say that when confronted with different vocabulary to describe the US military (systemically not the individuals).
If I'm not seeing the whole picture, educate me.....I'm a good pupil 👍

@Fernie Good part is it won't bleed hundreds of Billions of dollars from US, US soldiers won't die and few other things. War will be stopped from one side. Every single Muslim I've encountered, none like US for their continuing wars in middle East. People really don't like US army dropping bombs on hospitals, shelters and funding multiple Anti Asad groups, which are practically, milder version of ISIS.Bad things are obvious. Kurds will be killed, Russia will gain strength etc but then again US started war in Syria a long ago, not for the people but to topple Asad regime. US wasn't there to help anyone but to take others belongings.

@SW-User you're speaking sense......expect to be blocked my friend.
The dominant powers UK then US have been at war in the middle East since well before ww1 and never for.the reasons of "democracy and humanitarian reasons". It's always economic and strategic in protecting private profit

@gol979 I've been reading NY Times since morning. And apparently people who have been throwing lambasting at Trump for Khasoggi murder case, are now speaking against Trump coz he wants to pull out from war. People have problem when they feel Russia trying to control US election, but no problem when US tries to abuse others sovereignty. I'm confused. Lol

@SW-User the 4th estate has a lot to answer for dude