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In reply to the discussion: Navy ready to launch first strike on Syria [View all]jessie04
(1,528 posts)57. Good point.
Since they are not a party to any treaty, then we should have no problem if they want to use chemical weapons...or even biological ...or even nukes.
It's none of our business , right ?
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Not to mention that Russia's government is even more a tool of the 1% than ours is. It's entire
stevenleser
Aug 2013
#90
I think the president has a certain amount of time, a sort of leeway before he has to
JDPriestly
Aug 2013
#77
I wish there were a viable plan to simply and quickly capture or eliminate the chemical weapons
branford
Aug 2013
#80
I just read something about the problem in Syria is Iranians. You can bet this is a ramp up.
Ed Suspicious
Aug 2013
#9
Syria is a signed and ratified member of the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty.
AtheistCrusader
Aug 2013
#73
An expert here is saying those chemicals don't appear to be of military origin.
Amonester
Aug 2013
#53
The fact that some of those rebel elements are Al-Qaida-linked is probably even more of a reason
Daniel537
Aug 2013
#44
I suspect a neo-con (Bush, McCain, Romney) would have attacked months (or years) ago.
pampango
Aug 2013
#86