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04/17/18 at 04:33:22
 
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I can't believe Trump is so unsophisticated that he can't see such an obvious false flag
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Reply #2 - 04/17/18 at 06:37:21
 
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I can't believe Trump is so unsophisticated that he can't see such an obvious false flag


If it is a false flag, why would you assume that Trump isn't perfectly well aware of that? Assad,the Russians, the CIA, Israel,  the man in the moon ? What difference would that make to how the US responded?

The gas attack happened. All the parties who believe they have an interest in what goes on in Syria will behave according to what they perceive as benefiting them.

The fact that you, I, or Fred Reed don't think the US has any business being involved over there doesn't mean sh*t.
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Reply #4 - 04/17/18 at 08:01:57
 
The fact that you, I, or Fred Reed don't think the US has any business being involved over there doesn't mean sh*t.
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I sat and looked at that a minute.
I'm Really disappointed that that's not gonna change. Foreign policy that was decided over fifteen years ago. War based on lies,, and for what?
I know I don't know why we are involved
And I also know it isn't that big bad gas attack, which we all know is worse than getting shot or blown up. There is no humane way, but let's label one way unacceptable, and I don't and won't accept that Assad did it. It's just stupid and he would not be stupid.
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 I don't and won't accept that Assad did it. It's just stupid and he would not be stupid.


That makes sense if you assume that Assad thinks like, and has to operate as though he was constrained by the same things that the leader of a western country would be constrained by.

What if that's not the case. His enemies in the west are not going to launch a full scale war to take him out. The western country's proxy armies are obviously not up to the job. His allies don't care what he does. Condemnation from the UN and in the western media means nothing to him. If a so called coalition of western countries decides to shoot some missiles over and blow up some of his sh*t, as long as they aren't trying to blow him up,and he's got no reason right now  to believe that anyone will, why would he care. He can get more sh*t from Russia, China, Iran,etc.

So why not gas a bunch of civilians in his own country to send an message to the folks there.
"I'll do whatever it takes to stay in power.  "  

Wouldn't be the first guy in the history of the world that thought like that.
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oldNslow wrote on 04/17/18 at 13:00:20:
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 I don't and won't accept that Assad did it. It's just stupid and he would not be stupid.


That makes sense if you assume that Assad thinks like, and has to operate as though he was constrained by the same things that the leader of a western country would be constrained by.

What if that's not the case. His enemies in the west are not going to launch a full scale war to take him out. The western country's proxy armies are obviously not up to the job. His allies don't care what he does. Condemnation from the UN and in the western media means nothing to him. If a so called coalition of western countries decides to shoot some missiles over and blow up some of his sh*t, as long as they aren't trying to blow him up,and he's got no reason right now  to believe that anyone will, why would he care. He can get more sh*t from Russia, China, Iran,etc.

So why not gas a bunch of civilians in his own country to send an message to the folks there.
"I'll do whatever it takes to stay in power.  "  

Wouldn't be the first guy in the history of the world that thought like that.



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Reply #7 - 04/17/18 at 16:35:34
 
I get that. But, he is WINNING.
He doesn't need to instigate further involvement. And it's stupid of him.
I'm not buying it.
Remember the lies they used to generate support for invading Libya.
Iraq
Nam
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Iraq
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I do. Which is why I'm always very sceptical  of the official version of these sort of things. But if it wasn't Assad, who then? And why?

I agree that, in view of the potential repercussions, it doesn't seem logical for Assad to have launched the attack but I can only come up with one other possibility that makes any sense to me.
My next best guess would be that the attack was launched by one of the various militia's fighting against Assad for the purpose of goading the US into blaming Assad and retaliating.

None of these outfits have aircraft but I don't think it's inconceivable that this could have been a truck bomb.

My money is on Assad though.

If he does it again I predict a smart bomb from a predator down his chimney some night.  Mysterious explosion in Damascus


That'll start a ruckus on the internet!
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