Military coup Syria - Presidential palace in Damascus under fire....

originally posted by: seppirish
a reply to: Vasa Croe

So sorry ,how about this but then again this is America vets views don't count....

www.veteranstoday.com...

Again...a real source please. This one speaks of "blood free Charlie hebdo attacks" and obviously has a conspiracy angle.

Anyone that believes Hebdo was not attacked and people didn't die is WAY off.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

I once heard veterans today referred to as." The veterans website that even veterans don't read. "

oops

a reply to: Vasa Croe

That is a propaganda site.. no one takes it as any kind of a source.. its as bad as you can get.

(just backing you guys up on that..)

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Nothing new to find on this one too? Weird, are all journalists sleeping, or what?
Just read into this and while I don't know the source, it was an interesting read so far, maybe to keep an eye on for those interested. SyriaDeeply

originally posted by: iLikeCIAnot

Enough said ...

Exactly. Learn more, you are

originally posted by: bullcat

originally posted by: Vasa Croe

originally posted by: bullcat

originally posted by: Glassbender777
a reply to: bullcat

America hasnt had the need to weaponize its people, because Americans already take care of that themselves. Including ME.

America will NEVER weaponise it's people. EVER.
If you think when the # hits the fan they will, you are delusional.

They have no need to....there are well over 300 million firearms alone in the hands of US citizens. Those that are not armed would just be SOL in the case of locality attacks by boots on the ground. While they may not be trained to fight as soldiers, at least they will be able to shoot back.

Nice dream that. How did those firearms help during Hurricane Katrina?

So bullets stop Hurricanes now? LMAO Only fools had their guns taken. The National Guard flat refused to take Americans weapons away unless they were committing crimes with them. It was the scared, ignorant, cops who did that.

originally posted by: starwarsisreal
a reply to: deckdel

What about Iran? After seizing control of Syria, with all the captured firepower from the former Assad regime's military including chemical weapons wouldn't ISIS march their forces into Iran?

ISIS doesn't have the strength to try their hand at invading Iran. They are the only stable nation in the region, and the only regional superpower. And the Iranian forces will not cut and run like the Iraqi defense forces and the Syrian military defectors.
It would be about as suicidal as attacking Isreal or India.

Probably others posted this already but...

Isa 17:1 The burden of Damascus. Behold, Damascus is taken away from [being] a city, and it shall be a ruinous heap.

This doesn't look good at all. If Damascus falls to ISIS (which will OBVIOUSLY be after the city being turned to ruins) there'll be a horrible outcome. ISIS will get their hands on the Syrian army's weaponry and other assets, and those who resist them might not last long.

If that happens, I think I'll be going all the way over there to fight and die alongside the Kurds. They're the last real hope for anything that's good in the region.

originally posted by: pfishy

originally posted by: starwarsisreal
a reply to: deckdel

What about Iran? After seizing control of Syria, with all the captured firepower from the former Assad regime's military including chemical weapons wouldn't ISIS march their forces into Iran?

ISIS doesn't have the strength to try their hand at invading Iran. They are the only stable nation in the region, and the only regional superpower. And the Iranian forces will not cut and run like the Iraqi defense forces and the Syrian military defectors.
It would be about as suicidal as attacking Isreal or India.

Yeah, but they got "powerful allies" pitted against Iran. If Israel and Iran bomb the living daylights of each other, guess who's going to do the rob and rape over the ruins of both places? May not happen, but that's a possible outcome if either States do something stupid.

a reply to: deckdel


I can promise Israel has nothing to fear.

They are one of the handlers.