Poll: Syrian Chemical Weapon Attack

Would you support a military strike on Syria without a UN Security Council resolution?


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On the news tonight, "rebel" attacks on civilians, 57 women dead along with children.

What the hell are we arming the "rebels" for? Why are we proposing to further arm them?

These "rebels" are animals!
 
On the news tonight, "rebel" attacks on civilians, 57 women dead along with children.

What the hell are we arming the "rebels" for? Why are we proposing to further arm them?

These "rebels" are animals!
syria has been dropping barrels from helicopters that contain tankshells and apparently it's a warcrime? because they kill indiscriminately.

you could say the same for all dumb bombs and artillery shells.

none batted an eyelid when america was dropping 15,000 lb daisy cutters on mountain sides in afghanistan not all the people who lived under the taliban were taliban and we know they liked to hide in villages etc.

seems one rule for the west and another for people we don't like?
 
On the news tonight, "rebel" attacks on civilians, 57 women dead along with children.

What the hell are we arming the "rebels" for? Why are we proposing to further arm them?

These "rebels" are animals!
Yes but it was the bad rebels. Not the good rebels - aka the Free Syria Army.

As reported by the good old BBC:

None are affiliated to the Western-backed Supreme Military Council of the Free Syrian Army, though SMC chief Gen Salim Idris did say at the time that fighters under his command participated in the assault
 
Yes but it was the bad rebels. Not the good rebels - aka the Free Syria Army.

As reported by the good old BBC:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...arity-cash-going-to-Syrian-terror-groups.html
Some of their cash was “undoubtedly” going to extremist groups, said William Shawcross, the chairman of the Charity Commission.
goes to terrorists still atleast some of it ;)

anyway as I posted on the previous page the FSA are a joke army
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=25016040&postcount=2336

anything they gain the terrorists just take it from them.....
 
No, I think we've put our nose in way to many places already. We can't afford it financially, we can't afford it politically and the military would be incapable of doing it with their current commitments anyway.
 
Time for a bump as the Telegraph claims that the Assad regime is still using Chemical Weapons in its citizens :( With these renewed claims and Russia destroying whatever credibility it had on the international stage, is it time to re-visit the subject of intervention in the Syrian civil war?



The word here in "claims" you're be in a mental hospital soon.
 
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...e-launching-chlorine-attacks-on-children.html

Time for a bump as the Telegraph claims that the Assad regime is still using Chemical Weapons in its citizens :( With these renewed claims and Russia destroying whatever credibility it had on the international stage, is it time to re-visit the subject of intervention in the Syrian civil war?

Sure, so ISIS can then take over the entirerity of Syria. Because thats a massive improvement.

The West has no stomach for a face-to-face troops on the ground fight against ISIS at present and the Syrian army is currently tying up a good part of ISIS's forces.
 
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Perhaps everybody is looking at this the wrong way.

The reason why Assad is using improvised weaponry such as chemicals and cobbled together munitions (Oil drums full of old shells dropped from aircraft for example) is because this is all he has available. Not because it is his favoured choice. (Wouldn't you do so if the alternative was to face defeat by ISIS??)

Rather than sanctioning Assad, we should be supplying him with more advanced and, hopefully, more discriminating weaponry?

Civil wars generally are best resolved quickly by a decisive victory by one side or another. Long drawn out conflicts cause lasting damage no matter who wins. However, A victory by ISIS is unacceptable so the only sensible alternative is to support a rapid victory by Assad, and providing with him help where appropriate to achieve this!
 

Good riddance. A good day :) Now can we go for his idiot widow?

Great! only another 199,999 to go.....

I think given that we're not carpet bombing 100,000's of them and instead targetting key members is indicative what the plan is. Surgical strikes with greatest effect. Hopefully it helps reinforce the message, if you go from the UK to Syria, prepare to die.
 
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Perhaps everybody is looking at this the wrong way.

The reason why Assad is using improvised weaponry such as chemicals and cobbled together munitions (Oil drums full of old shells dropped from aircraft for example) is because this is all he has available. Not because it is his favoured choice. (Wouldn't you do so if the alternative was to face defeat by ISIS??)

Rather than sanctioning Assad, we should be supplying him with more advanced and, hopefully, more discriminating weaponry?

Civil wars generally are best resolved quickly by a decisive victory by one side or another. Long drawn out conflicts cause lasting damage no matter who wins. However, A victory by ISIS is unacceptable so the only sensible alternative is to support a rapid victory by Assad, and providing with him help where appropriate to achieve this!


Ummmm, right so you know nothing then.

Do you know he murdered civilians that were protesting against the regime right? And continues to this day.


lol, he didnt know how to hold a rifle properly either, judging by that photo.
 
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