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Now it is proven that the Assad- empery had used chemical weponry during the syria- conflict since april 2009.

Cause this fact USA would support syrian insurgents with "light" weapons. ( No cruelty relief like tanks or artillary even these are the most requested

help rebels asked for )

What do you think, F|A, would this acces end the war in syria or would it just activate government squads?

 

I think this is the most important question. European and Americans are in top ranking position so they have to help all civilians in syria who  

suffer under the force and wars in their home country. Over 1,5 millions of refugees are on the run and try to survive in neighboring contries.

These men, women and (!) children need our help from all over the world, but what if the requested weapons arrive terrorists or the Assad

Regime?

 

It is fleshly to help humans in time of need, isn't it? But the only thing we have to consider is the consequence for all preservers, if

they do not assist terrorism.

 

A complex question. Therefore I want to know your opinion? Would you follow USA statement and support syrian rebels or

would it be a equitable decision to allow all (maybe helpful) arms transfer, just to protect yourself?

 

 

 

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If we get our hands dirty in the conflict, they say we're using our military to assert our dominance on a global scale. If we stay out of the war, they say we aren't fulfilling our role as a global peace-keeping force. There's no right answer. And as awful as this sounds, a brutal dictator can keep a lid on extremists. Should Assad fall (and the syrian state will go with him), it's very likely we'll see a surge of political and religious extremists. And to be frank, we've got enough on our plate. We really don't need another war. 

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Always the same thing.

Innocent suffering men, women and children victimized by some executioner, dictator or whatever

Is history repeating itself even if it is never learned?

Does anyone still believe that military intervention is really to protect democracy or the people?

People still absurdly naive?

Since the civil war fought in their own country is the same thing

(Mentioning only USA)

because it's much older than you think

Always the same tactic for thousands of years

This rebellion certainly ALSO is being funded by people genuinely interested in ...

nvm ... is useless to try to explain

I just hope that one day you guys awake. and stop dying to defend third party companies and banks

Because surely is unrelated to defend the people

There or your own

peace..........

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Always the same thing.
Innocent suffering men, women and children victimized by some executioner, dictator or whatever
Is history repeating itself even if it is never learned?
Does anyone still believe that military intervention is really to protect democracy or the people?
People still absurdly naive?
Since the civil war fought in their own country is the same thing
(Mentioning only USA)
because it's much older than you think
Always the same tactic for thousands of years
This rebellion certainly ALSO is being funded by people genuinely interested in ...
nvm ... is useless to try to explain
I just hope that one day you guys awake. and stop dying to defend third party companies and banks
Because surely is unrelated to defend the people
There or your own
peace..........

 

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If we get our hands dirty in the conflict, they say we're using our military to assert our dominance on a global scale. If we stay out of the war, they say we aren't fulfilling our role as a global peace-keeping force. There's no right answer. And as awful as this sounds, a brutal dictator can keep a lid on extremists. Should Assad fall (and the syrian state will go with him), it's very likely we'll see a surge of political and religious extremists. And to be frank, we've got enough on our plate. We really don't need another war. 

 can i add to this how much our last war added to our national debt... aka we cannot afford it

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