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Originally posted by Riouz
So .....
My Questions is
If it is found with Evidence that it wasn't Assad and it was in fact the Rebels , surely the same principles would apply, and Obama would act against the Rebels as they would have commited the same crimes that he was willing to strike Assad over.
Then again the rebels are not the ruler of a Sovereign State are they ......
Riouz
You're giving Obama way too much credit. People actually believe the POTUS is running the show? lmfao He's a puppet, just like Putin and the rest of the "leaders" in our world. If "change" is ever going to be made, the multitude is going to have to wake up to that fact.
Originally posted by Todzer
It is getting really lonely for Obama really fast.
Originally posted by tetra50
Originally posted by Riouz
So .....
My Questions is
If it is found with Evidence that it wasn't Assad and it was in fact the Rebels , surely the same principles would apply, and Obama would act against the Rebels as they would have commited the same crimes that he was willing to strike Assad over.
Then again the rebels are not the ruler of a Sovereign State are they ......
Riouz
No, I don't think the same principals would apply, in fact. The binding Geneva Convention agreement against chemical weapons is about sovereign states, as you must know, since you included a mention of that. So, if the "Sovereign state" of Syria did not use them, then it is an internal, civil issue, and not ours as a country, to take on, vis a vis the Geneva Conventions against using them---for that was really intended for the rulers of countries to not implement this mode of warfare, either on its own people, or as an act of war against another country, wasn't it?
I think, by your question, you understand that quite well, and you are bringing it up in a certain way to convince the "man" it was his own idea....LOL....but that's what many women have to learn how to do, don't we?
Originally posted by paraphi
All the people who signed the letter at "former" or "retired". This means they have no access to the intelligence or facts and evidence others do. This is a collection of "former" employees, from a population of many thousands of former employees, with whom we have no idea of their motivations, political leanings, reliability or egos.
Hardly something to be concerned about as anyone can write a letter.
Regards
Originally posted by AlienScience
People will take anything as "fact" if it backs up their opinion.
It is called confirmation bias, which is why former intelligence officers who have no access to anything more than what the public does, are being taken serious by certain people.
Originally posted by R_Clark
reply to post by tetra50
Sorry, but I do participate... I just don't have time to sit around and wait for you to show up
Originally posted by LarryLove
reply to post by wrabbit2000
Afghanistan did not 'produce' Mr Laden. Understand a little of that guy and his families history and you will see that more than anything Saudi Arabia was the catalyst to his anger.