Senator John McCain Confident of Identifying 'Good Guys' in Syria.
Source: nyt/reuters
U.S. Senator John McCain said on Wednesday, two days after meeting with rebels in Syria, that he is confident the United States can send weapons to fighters in Syria without the risk they will fall into the wrong hands.
"We can identify who these people are. We can help the right people," McCain said on CNN's program "Anderson Cooper 360." . .
Critics of some lawmakers' push to arm the rebels have expressed concerns that weapons could end up in the hands of militants who might eventually end up using them against the United States or its allies.
But McCain said such radical fighters make up only a small part of the rebels forces.
Read more: http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2013/05/29/us/29reuters-syria-crisis-mccain.html?hp
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We can identify who these people are!
on the old Project for a New American Century documents.
The plan was to block and contain Russian and China, from energy resources, and to control those resources
( gas, oil, pipelines, ports) in the Middle East.
The maps tell all.When in doubt, look at the maps for key ports, key energy sectors and pipelines.
January 27, 2011
Syria eyes pipelines through Iraq
DAMASCUS, Syria, Damascus could invite investors to build oil and natural gas pipelines that would cross Syrian and Iraqi territory, the Syrian oil minister said.
A pipeline connecting Iraq and Syria through Kirkuk in northern Iraq to the Mediterranean port of Banias was closed in the 1970s because of political spats between the two countries. Opened again in 2000, the pipeline was shut down in 2003 after it was hit by U.S. airstrikes.
Baghdad wants to build and repair pipelines connected to its neighbors to handle the expected volumes of oil and natural gas under development in Iraq.
Most of Iraq's oil heads through Turkish ports currently and there are plans to upgrade existing export arteries. In terms of Syria, officials said new pipelines have been on the table for years, but there was new momentum building in Baghdad, the Platts news service reports.
http://articlesofinterest-kelley.blogspot.com/2011/01/syria-eyes-pipelines-through-iraq.html
It's no Tunak Tunak Tun, or "Punjabi Thriller" but it's still amazingly entertaining 
Thinks as there is a war, somehow US ought to be in it? Couldn't POSSIBLY leave it to the rest of the world to try to resolve?
Obama in 2008: "Sen. McCain was already turning his sights to Iraq just days after 9/11, and he became a leading supporter of an invasion and occupation of (Iraq)."
Politifact: True.
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2008/aug/21/barack-obama/mccains-record-on-iraq-eager-to-attack/
If English is his first language and the U.S. is his culture, and Palin had a public record, and he misjudged Palin by that much, just imagine how well he will do discerning which rebels are the "good guys?"
Has he even considered the possibility that none of them might be good guys, just power hungry, sectarian guys?
Now why is McCain doing US foreign policy again? 
