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Igel

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7. No, in fact, it didn't.

Reply to freebrew (Reply #1)

Tue Mar 3, 2015, 07:54 PM

Mar 2015

Because the amount of aid to the rebels in Syria from the US has been miniscule. Mostly humanitarian--the kind of stuff we've provided to the Ukrainians.

After all, it's worked so well in Syria.

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It worked so well in Syria, eh? freebrew Mar 2015 #1

No, in fact, it didn't. Igel Mar 2015 #7

Damn outsourcing, they were even forced to buy Russian stuff.. possibly from Ukraine jakeXT Mar 2015 #9

That was sarcasm... freebrew Mar 2015 #12

Such a typical mindset.... fix everything with more weapons groundloop Mar 2015 #2

Different situation but I do agree providing offensive weapons likely wont help. cstanleytech Mar 2015 #6

Note what's implied here... FBaggins Mar 2015 #3

That is the kind of thinking you always get from US Commanders Bugenhagen Mar 2015 #4

How happy would we be if Texas seceded from the Union Maedhros Mar 2015 #5

Hear, hear. nt elias49 Mar 2015 #8

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