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Originally posted by DutchBigBoy
To all American patriots who are eager to go to war with Sirya.
Who made you police of this globe ?
Why is it that with every war civil or else, America is one of the first to get his nose into it?
You are not the international police of this world, maybe you think you are but most wars today are conflicts which are in America's not best interest. You might loose petrodollars, or valuable resources, or drugs. There is evidence enough which indicates that many conflicts were made by the USA and conflicts where the USA could loose some potential income so they needed to intervene and safeguard their interests.
Be more civil to one another and get a life without gabbing arms at first site of trouble of income to the US.
Originally posted by DutchBigBoy
I know that also the dutch companies and governement are idiots too to get involved into this stupid manipulated rebellion. David Icke made a video of what really is happening in Sirya and I hope all those people who are involved in this manmade rebellions, conflicts and wars are arrested and get the punishment they deserve.
Originally posted by mikegrouchy
And here we are on almost page 20
and from reading the quote above, I
find that I am being forced to defend
a "military poke into someone elses
business" which is a gross miss-
characterization of both the intent,
discussion, and purpose of this
thread.
Mike
Originally posted by DutchBigBoy
I know that also the dutch companies and governement are idiots too to get involved into this stupid manipulated rebellion. David Icke made a video of what really is happening in Sirya and I hope all those people who are involved in this manmade rebellions, conflicts and wars are arrested and get the punishment they deserve.
“I used to always cry,” she says.
But now she doesn’t seem to stop smiling as her eyes following the kids running around their tiles laid out on the ground.
“And here I am, I stopped crying," she says.
Displaced but finding new purpose in Jordan's Zaatari camp
Originally posted by nenothtu
Originally posted by mikegrouchy
And here we are on almost page 20
and from reading the quote above, I
find that I am being forced to defend
a "military poke into someone elses
business" which is a gross miss-
characterization of both the intent,
discussion, and purpose of this
thread.
Mike
. [color=gold] You either DO want to take a military poke into Syrian internal business, or [color=gold] you DO NOT. Which is it, and how is that a "mischaracterization"?
Are [color=gold] you Syrian, that it should be [color=gold] your business?
Do [color=gold] you think the US should continue in the business of running foreign rebellions?
How do [color=gold] you think it's any of OUR business?
Originally posted by KnowledgeSeeker81
Mike, why did you disregard my post about democracy? What is your answer to it? Do you believe in democracy? If your beliefs differ from the majority are you willing to concede in the name of democracy? Do you shout democracy and justice while in the same breath whisper anarchy and chaos?
We should seek answers, and most of the answers are there already if you look hard enough. The answers you seek cannot be gained without the support of the majority. First you must concede to democracy, then propose alternatives the majority will find acceptable.
Originally posted by mikegrouchy
There are others who would disagree.
It's not to late to join us in trying to figure out
what is really going on, who the players are,
and the entire chain of custody of the used
Chemical Weapons.
Mike
Originally posted by KnowledgeSeeker81
You owe nothing, I didn't say nor imply you did. I asked a question, and you chose to answer by not answering. That is your right and that is because the majority of America feels it should be your right to do, say, feel, believe what and how you would like. So respect that. Also just consider that in a democracy, the US people...the true owners of the military, do not want military intervention. Find a solution to this event without the US military, and I will support you 100%
Originally posted by KnowledgeSeeker81
reply to post by mikegrouchy
[color=gold] youare blinded by [color=gold] your own beliefs. This is the majority of the populations country, or so it's supposed to be.
If [color=gold] you ask 10 random people on the street
if we should intervene in Syria
with our military
[color=gold] you will get 8-10 out of 10 people saying no intervention
[color=gold] you want answers, [color=gold] you want to know.
when [color=gold] you are the minority of a democracy why must the democracy submit to [color=gold] you?
[color=gold] I want to know the results of [color=gold] your studies and searches, just don't use my US military force while myself and the majority of citizens do not approve of military action.
When the majority swings to support
the big bad military getting to the bottom of it
[color=gold] i will not swing on that swing
[color=gold] i will respect the playground though
[color=gold] i play on the same playground
Originally posted by mikegrouchy
Originally posted by nenothtu
. [color=gold] You either DO want to take a military poke into Syrian internal business, or [color=gold] you DO NOT. Which is it, and how is that a "mischaracterization"?
Are [color=gold] you Syrian, that it should be [color=gold] your business?
Do [color=gold] you think the US should continue in the business of running foreign rebellions?
How do [color=gold] you think it's any of OUR business?
This post seems to persist In trying to make this about me.
There are others who would disagree.
It's not too late to join us in trying to figure out
what is really going on, who the players are,
and the entire chain of custody of the used
Chemical Weapons.
Mike
Originally posted by cavtrooper7
Ignoring my request ay? No plan other than a limited impotent strike obviously. What was YOUR MOS rate or job in the middle east?
It sure as hell wasn't recon. Otherwise you'd have more knowledge of your world because of the data needed. Nothing you have said is anything but an opinion,oh and Mexico and Canada are next to us they don't fall under American soverignty.
Military who ARE awakened said "NO" nothing else need be said.
You and your singular "principals" are free to attack Syria.YOU go do it We have foot the bill for this BS for TOO MANY years and it is indeed time to STOP playing police we can no longer afford it and the world rejects it.