Do you actually believe that Assad used chemical weapon on his people, knowing the bad press and the threats that would follow? That's kind of stupid
31-35, M
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Just five days before the attack, US secretary of state Rex Tillerson said, “The longer-term status of President Assad will be decided by the Syrian people,” implying a definite shift in US foreign policy.
Why would Assad put such assurances in jeopardy by launching a horrific chemical attack, allowing establishment news outlets like CNN to once again use children as props to push for yet another massive war in the Middle East?
Why would Assad put such assurances in jeopardy by launching a horrific chemical attack, allowing establishment news outlets like CNN to once again use children as props to push for yet another massive war in the Middle East?
DiamondInTheMud · 31-35, M
@HijabbaDabbaDoo: that why I think it makes no sense
firefall · 61-69, M
@HijabbaDabbaDoo: As far as I can tell, every foreign policy pronouncement this year emanating from the Presidency and the State Department, has been generated by a random-word selector, and contains absolutely zero information or significance, or predictability of future actions.