US launches Tomahawks on Syrian airbases

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: haman10

Thanks for that link. So far it looks like Turkey and Saudi Arabia are on our side. They applaud the Syria strikes.

It says a lot, doesn't it brother?

this is nothing complicated brother: US just attacked the same Airbase which was used to clear tadmur and homs from ISIS terrorists. now ISIS launched a surprise attack in tadmur

God help Syria

originally posted by: haman10

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: haman10

Thanks for that link. So far it looks like Turkey and Saudi Arabia are on our side. They applaud the Syria strikes.

It says a lot, doesn't it brother?

this is nothing complicated brother: US just attacked the same Airbase which was used to clear tadmur and homs from ISIS terrorists. now ISIS launched a surprise attack in tadmur

God help Syria

Source please.

a reply to: carewemust

at one time tonight i heard on fox again the the tomahawks had cameras on them and they would be releasing footage.
still haven't found any videos yet.

originally posted by: all2human
a reply to: xstealth
Red lines arn't for the US to make,there are laws agains actions like this
god forbid all countries bombed each other when ever they felt justified.
An investigation was the proper route
but without the evidence,now smouldering, thats out of the question
Hmm..curious if there is any Chemical fallout from the strikes.
ya lets bomb and potentially release more chemicals
we care about Syrians, ffs

oh please, no one enforces international law.

originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: carewemust

at one time tonight i heard on fox again the the tomahawks had cameras on them and they would be releasing footage.
still haven't found any videos yet.

I haven't heard of Tomahawks ever having cameras. That claim sounds pretty dubious.

Cool,now our dick head pm wants in on the war that supposedly won't happen
www.newshub.co.nz...

Now,how far can Assad's jets or munitions fly?

a reply to: RAY1990
He's done it before and he'll do it again.
We know it was Assad, and even if it wasn't we know he's been responsible for a previous chemical weapons attack.
I wish just 1 Syrian refugee could explain to you guys that it's an extermination, not a war.

There's a refugee that lost something like 27 family members in this one attack, all because a dictator refuses to step down when his countrymen challenged him to do so.

I applued Trump.

originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: Flatcoat

Great! Move to Syria. They're looking for some new recruits right about now.

After you mate. ISIS will looking for suckers to fight those nasty russians...I for one don't believe for a second that Assad dropped chemical weapons on those people...

originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: carewemust

at one time tonight i heard on fox again the the tomahawks had cameras on them and they would be releasing footage.
still haven't found any videos yet.

That "suicide view" footage wouldn't be as informative as that from an aircraft above the targets, but it would be better than nothing.

originally posted by: carewemust
Did the U.S. put a plane in the air to monitor the accuracy/effectiveness of the strikes? I'd like to see the usual infrared videos.

Wouldn't take even that. Ever heard of satellites?? If videos are EVEN released of the strikes, the MSM will have first access as backdrop theater to support the narrative.

Guaranteed.

originally posted by: GreenGunther
a reply to: RAY1990
He's done it before and he'll do it again.
We know it was Assad, and even if it wasn't we know he's been responsible for a previous chemical weapons attack.
I wish just 1 Syrian refugee could explain to you guys that it's an extermination, not a war.

There's a refugee that lost something like 27 family members in this one attack, all because a dictator refuses to step down when his countrymen challenged him to do so.

I applued Trump.

Probably not a good idea to read Islamic State Propaganda.

originally posted by: JinMI

originally posted by: haman10

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: haman10

Thanks for that link. So far it looks like Turkey and Saudi Arabia are on our side. They applaud the Syria strikes.

It says a lot, doesn't it brother?

this is nothing complicated brother: US just attacked the same Airbase which was used to clear tadmur and homs from ISIS terrorists. now ISIS launched a surprise attack in tadmur

God help Syria

Source please.

here you go:
www.express.co.uk...

less than 20 miles off the airbase was attacked by ISIS exactly after the strike

Syria had the aboslute upper hand during the past week and i assume thats why this attack happened.

not a false-flag chemical attack.

This should be so embarrassing for US rulers. unfortunately it is not, it was intentional.

Excerpt from: www.theguardian.com...:block-58e7268de4b05776df18b616#block-5 8e7268de4b05776df18b616

""Unconfirmed reports from Homs province said the airbase was destroyed, and some personnel killed. Some reports said senior officers had evacuated the base before the airstrikes happened.""

WHAT COWARDS!

originally posted by: haman10

07:00
Kremlin response: 'significant damage to US-Russia ties'

In its first public response to the airstrikes, the Kremlin has issued a strong statement condemning the US move as “aggression against a sovereign nation”.

Moscow said the strikes had been carried out on an “invented pretext” and claimed the Syrian army did not have chemical weapons.

The strikes, it said, would do “significant damage to US-Russia ties” and created a “serious obstacle” to creating an international coalition to defeat Isis.

Russian president Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin said, views the strikes as an attempt to deflect world attention from civilian deaths in Iraq – where at least 150 people died in a series of coalition airstrikes in Mosul last month.

So Putin pretty much wussed out and responded with some Fake News, lol, more popcorn.

If Trump still hasn't understood that Russia don't want to fight ISIS and never did, he soon will. All Russia wants to do is to keep Asad in power and worsen the refugee crisis. Trump is on a 180° rampage.

originally posted by: gmacev
If Trump still hasn't understood that Russia don't want to fight ISIS and never did, he soon will. All Russia wants to do is to keep Asad in power and worsen the refugee crisis. Trump is on a 180° rampage.

To keep Al-Assad in power you kind of have to fight the Islamic State, them being the major opponents to his government and everything.

I guess Iran backs the Islamic State too, mortal enemies usually help each other all the time after all.

a reply to: Ohanka

Why is that when innocent people are gassed, my country is the only country to do anything about it? Why didn't your country do something first? Why is it the United States is always in every international situation is made out to be the bad guy? Tell me one reason why there shouldn't have been an immediate international reason? Why is it the United States has to every time some regime commits genocide or threatens the way of life of common people like you or I have to be the only one to act? We are not perfect and we here in America have many problems of inequality to overcome, but at least we take action (albeit slower then I would like) to improve that. We live on this planet too. This is our business, as it is every nation that puts people first.

a reply to: hiddenNZ

Here is a satellite photo from October 16 2016-doesn't look too busy to me.http:

guys, can`t read all the comments. one question: there are any real evidence indicating that was the syrian government who ordered the chemical airstrike?

originally posted by: gmacev
If Trump still hasn't understood that Russia don't want to fight ISIS and never did, he soon will. All Russia wants to do is to keep Asad in power and worsen the refugee crisis. Trump is on a 180° rampage.

Yesterday, the liberal MSM were universally condemning Trump for "turning a blind eye" to the chemical attacks.