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In reply to the discussion: Simplistic, emotionally charged, we must intervene now OPs [View all]nadinbrzezinski
(154,021 posts)12. Someday it will be something else
spice, I tell you the Spice is valuable.
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Fact- Assad is getting desperate. His forces are deserting. He can't supply via ground.
KittyWampus
Sep 2013
#1
From Der Spiegel yesterday- please read the entire article but here is bit from middle
KittyWampus
Sep 2013
#43
Agreed. The downside for Assad to use chemical weapons was too great, especially
GoneFishin
Sep 2013
#9
It's fascinating. There are those who have no problem believing a story about kids killing each
GoneFishin
Sep 2013
#15
It's a waste of time to explain how we would be helpiing Al Qaida and the results of a rebel win.
L0oniX
Sep 2013
#45
I was thinking the exact same thing CakeGrrl upon reading the title of this OP
VanillaRhapsody
Sep 2013
#29
So forever more...anything that happens in the Middle East is covered by PNAC?
VanillaRhapsody
Sep 2013
#42
They'll keep appealing to our 'moral outrage' until it doesn't work anymore.
reformist2
Sep 2013
#18
Israel has attacked Syrian targets before and the world didn't end,no war erupted
The Straight Story
Sep 2013
#37