[TW]Fox;22759676 said:BBC reporting US embassy stormed in Yemen.
What exactly are they hoping to achieve as all this plays right into the hands of those who made the video in the first place surely.
[TW]Fox;22759676 said:BBC reporting US embassy stormed in Yemen.
What exactly are they hoping to achieve as all this plays right into the hands of those who made the video in the first place surely.
Islam, such a peaceful race.
25,000 Syrians die (including 500+ children) and Obama virtually says nothing. 1 American dies and all hell breaks loose. Sure they might be completly different events, but it's times like this that highlight the amazing hypocrisy of the US government
How is the self interest of nation states hypocrisy? (Not to mention the US has said an awful lot about the situation in Syria but can do very little about it whilst Russia and China are against interfering).
25,000 Syrians die (including 500+ children) and Obama virtually says nothing.
President Barack Obama is harshly criticizing the Syrian government for an attack that killed more than 200 people in the city of Homs. The president’s sharply-worded statement released Saturday aims to reassure the Syrian people.
In some of his strongest language yet, President Obama condemns what he calls “the Syrian government’s unspeakable assault against the people of Homs.”
The written statement uses words like “murdered” and “disdain for human life and dignity.” Mr. Obama asserts that “any government that brutalizes and massacres its people does not deserve to govern.”
He again calls on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to step down, saying he “has no right to lead Syria, and has lost all legitimacy with his people and the international community.”
President Obama warned Syria on Monday that it would face American military intervention if there were signs that its arsenal of unconventional weapons was being moved or prepared for use.
It was Mr. Obama’s first direct threat of force against Syria, as he has resisted being drawn into the bloody 18-month rebellion.
They give the impression they care, yet do nothing about it. Thousands die and they sit ideally by, yet 1 person dies and they already start sending battle ships to the region.
lolwut?
since when did a religion become a race?

Adlad what planet are you living on?! Syria is an outrage and most of the world has commented on this fact and borderline begged Assad to stop what he's doing. The reason more action can't be taken is that China and Russia won't allow it as they both have interests in allowing Assad to remain in control.
If anyone was to do something it would risk starting a war (probably by proxy) amongst three of the largest powers in the world.


They invade a country that they had no real reason to, which resulted in the deaths of over 100,000 civilians (at least)
and now they stand back because China tells them to?
The US have literally done zero to help Syria, except a few words by Obama now and again, his strongest being 6 months ago.
As for the change of policy if Assad uses chemical weapons... Well there are a lot of ways to kill people without using chemical weapons. How many have to die before something is done? 50,000? 100,000? A million?