Casus Belli & The James Foley Beheading: Is More War In Iraq And A New War In Syria Inevitable?...

[paulitician]

It certainly looks like it is. The Globalist Elites have been pushing for war with Syria for a long time. Their 'Chemical Attack' scam failed miserably to convince most to support it. But it looks like ISIS might be what does the trick. What or who is ISIS really? And how did they rise to power so quickly? Do you believe the Government/Corporate Media-story on them, or do you question it? What do you think?

 

[paulitician]

My guess is, there's much more to this story. But will we ever be told that part of the story? I wouldn't count on it. Our Government lies. It's just what it does.

 

[dilloduck]

It's fishy as hell and stinks to high heaven. This "army" sounds like something that sprang up from the dead like some mummy movie.

 

[deltex1]

It certainly looks like it is. The Globalist Elites have been pushing for war with Syria for a long time. Their 'Chemical Attack' scam failed miserably to convince most to support it. But it looks like ISIS might be what does the trick. What or who is ISIS really? And how did they rise to power so quickly? Do you believe the Government/Corporate Media-story on them, or do you question it? What do you think?

That a mushy question. Nothing is inevitable. Leaders should define the problem...the MAIN problem...the complete problem...agree on the solution..act on the solution with speed and effectiveness...a medieval approach if necessary.
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[CitizenSeven]

I really have to wonder when the United States are going to learn their lesson and stop meddling over there. You'd think after the last ten years the appetite would have decreased, but apparently not. The bottom line is that the people of that region have to find their own destiny, for good or ill, and the less the Usians get involved the better for all concerned.

 

[deltex1]

I really have to wonder when the United States are going to learn their lesson and stop meddling over there. You'd think after the last ten years the appetite would have decreased, but apparently not. The bottom line is that the people of that region have to find their own destiny, for good or ill, and the less the Usians get involved the better for all concerned.

They have found their own destiny. It involves planting their flag in obamas ass...we need to defend him...and kill them

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

No.

The OP is unfounded fear-mongering.

 

[The Rabbi]

The Israelis created ISIS just like they created al Qaeda in order to assure a steady flow of money to them. The Russians, Germans and Illimunati are in on it too.
Narco-Libertarians proving why they will never, and should never, hold national office with responsibility in foreign affairs.

 

[dilloduck]

A steady flow of money from the US ?

 

[CitizenSeven]

I really have to wonder when the United States are going to learn their lesson and stop meddling over there. You'd think after the last ten years the appetite would have decreased, but apparently not. The bottom line is that the people of that region have to find their own destiny, for good or ill, and the less the Usians get involved the better for all concerned.

They have found their own destiny. It involves planting their flag in obamas ass...we need to defend him...and kill them

Why? To assist in the creation of a new generation of people who hate and despise the U.S., and want to bring the war to them? People have a tendency to get irked if you bomb them, even more so with seeming impunity. They have a tendency to take it personally, and seek revenge.

 

[paulitician]

War in Syria? You bet...

Obama considering airstrikes in Syria against Islamic State

President Obama is considering U.S. airstrikes in Syria against militants of the Islamic State, the White House said Friday.

“We’re not going to be restricted by borders,” said Ben Rhodes, a national security adviser to the president. “We’re actively considering what’s going to be necessary to deal with that threat.”

The bombing of targets in Syria would mark a significant expansion of Mr. Obama’s three-week-old air war against the Islamic State, which has been limited to targets of the militant group in northern Iraq. The U.S. has conducted nearly 100 airstrikes against the militants in Iraq since Aug. 8, and some lawmakers have warned the White House against “mission creep.”...

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Obama considering airstrikes in Syria against Islamic State - Washington Times
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