If Hillary wins, will you support invading Syria?

What must be understood is that this clandestine COVERT OPEATION transcends administrations. Its based on what they call A PRESIDENTIAL FINDING.

It has to also me monitored by a Congressional committee

In this case it was likely done, THE PRESIDENTIAL FINDING, in the GWB administration and Obama just went along with it.

Trump will also just go along with it.

When the US government is opeationing under a COVERT OPERATION based on a PRESIDENTIAL FINDING ALL ARE ON BOARD!

ARMY/NAVY/MARINES/STATE DEPARTMENT/DEFENSE DEPT/UN ENVOY/ EVERYBODY!!!!

THAT TELLS US WHY THE ADMINISTRATIONS OBSESSION WITH SYRIA IS ALL ABOUT

Why the crazy statements from Kerry, the UN envoy and lately the US army chief of Staff.

It's it possible to impeach Hillary with some type of national petition?

a reply to: worldstarcountry

Plausible deniability is an aspect of a US COVERT OPERATION


Also its included in what they call a CLANDESTINE OPERATION. There NOT the same thing


Sure Obama orders them around but the motivation is in service to the COVERT OPERATION.


That is the overall motive behind Obama sending these Para-military forces here and there is to serve the COVERT OPERATION.

a reply to: Southern Guardian

The Democrats are talking about it in congress right now. Even asked to have no fly zones and the General said I'm not ready to have WW3 with Russia.

a reply to: tadaman

I just have one question.

What is your real knowledge of the situation involving Syria?

a reply to: Annee

I know what is publicly available to know.

Will you answer my question?

originally posted by: tadaman
a reply to: Annee

I know what is publicly available to know.

Will you answer my question?

I have no real knowledge of the situation in Syria.

How many here on ATS are privy to the high level political knowledge that would lead to war with Syria.

At best I could guess.

How about you?

Better to have ground troops in Syria than a trade war with China.
Isn't that how Star Wars started?

a reply to: Annee

Ok never mind. You choose not to play. Thanks.

As far as what we could know, no more than what we knew when Iraq was invaded in our name.

But hey, trust away. You never know. Maybe its a good thing that we wage wars for profit. That one vital string of info justifying it all is just out of our reach....good point.

originally posted by: EmmanuelGoldstein
Better to have ground troops in Syria than a trade war with China.
Isn't that how Star Wars started?

If there's anyone on ATS that has actual, real, high level political knowledge of the situation with Syria (or China) - - - I'd be shocked.

For us normal citizens - - - its so beyond our comprehension - - - that all we can do is have opinion or guess.

a reply to: tadaman

Told ya'.

originally posted by: tadaman
a reply to: Annee

Ok never mind. You choose not to play. Thanks.

As far as what we could know, no more than what we knew when Iraq was invaded in our name.

But hey, trust away. You never know. Maybe its a good thing that we wage wars for profit. That one vital string of info justifying it all is just out of our reach....good point.

Play? You're talking about real war and people dying.

Play?

Capital H to the HELL Capital N to the NO... hell no. Her, trump, jesus, budda, superior alien race, out of control genius AI, ... hell no. No.

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a reply to: Annee

yeah, no.

I am not in awe of these people or their abilities of governance.

I am arrogant enough and audacious enough to think I and others can do it better.

I have also met some, and its not something very special that motivates them.

Beyond their cool occult leanings, they are petty ass hats.

Also, I am smart enough to see the bigger picture like plenty of others.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: tadaman

Told ya'.

Do you think the average citizen today knows any real truths about the Iraq invasion/war?

I've read the PNAC. Have you?

a reply to: Annee

You chose not to answer my question.

Take a step off the stage or stand to be heard.

Would you support an invasion of Syria?

originally posted by: tadaman
a reply to: Annee

yeah, no.

I am not in awe of these people or their abilities of governance.

I am arrogant enough and audacious enough to think I and others can do it better.

I have also met some, and its not something very special that motivates them.

Beyond their cool occult leanings, they are petty ass hats.

Also, I am smart enough to see the bigger picture like plenty of others.

So, you don't know anything?

You have opinion.

a reply to: Annee

Didn't have to read about it. I participated.

But get "hawkish" for Hillary!

(new slogan, all yours if you want it)

a reply to: Annee

The technocratic argument of superior knowledge barring the common sense of the average person from this conversation is BS.

Complete BS.

I know enough, as do my brothers and sisters.

originally posted by: tadaman
a reply to: Annee

You chose not to answer my question.

Take a step off the stage or stand to be heard.

Would you support an invasion of Syria?

You mean I didn't supply the answer you want?

You want me to support (or not) a war - - - without facts or knowledge.

Not a chance.