Posted on 04/29/2013 7:40:00 AM PDT by pgkdan
Be careful about promises because someone is likely to remind you of them. Remember when President Obama issued a warning, the "red line" in Syria? The game changer statement?
It looks like someone crossed the line and US intelligence agencies agrees that they have.
President Obama is buying time arguing about what the definition of what a "red line" is. The bottom line is that the line was crossed and everyone is looking for President Obama's next move!
The reality is that Syria is one of those impossible problems reserved for presidents. And the "problem" just landed in the Oval Office.
What do you do?
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
What the hell is the Arab League for if they aren’t going to deal with it.
Of course there are good options.
Gimme 20 medim large thermonuclear warheads with delivery, and I’ll show them to you for free.
There is one good option: Let them kill each other. Neither side are the good guys.
Amen! I’m sick and tired of the whole world criticizing and hating us for our involvement in the world, while at the same time EVERY time there’s a problem we’re the first one who’s expected to ‘fix’ it! I say screw them all and let them solve their own problem. And if muslims kill each other down to the last man, so much the better.
Yep...that’s my solution too.
Like many other here, I don't want to see us get involved in Syria. That being said, Obama should have never mouthed off about his "Red Line" if he wasn't going to back it up. Now, North Korea, Iran, China, and the rest of the world know that his ultimatums mean absolutely nothing.
Those countries have been laughing at us ever since we elected the 'strapping young muslim socialist'! It's no surprise to our enemies or our allies that we've become the ultimate paper tiger.
So: We should stop Muslims from killing each other so they can concentrate their killings on Christians???????
What we need to do here is stay The hell out of this mess that Obama helped to stir up.
We have already done far more than enough and got 4 Americans killed for it.
What red line was crossed? Did Assad use chemical weapons? Or was it the rebels who used them and blamed it on Assad?
Were Chemical weapons used at all? Do we believe Obama more than we believed Bush when he declared WMD’s were in the hands of Hussein? Obama is waiting for someone else to carry this farther so that he can keep his hands clean.
Hands that were involved in the Egyptian mess the Libya mess and this mess.
Remember when Obama said Al Quaeda is dea? Why arent we hearing that wrong statement tossed at him over and over and over.Meanwhile he is planning his Martha’s Vineyard vacation.
Yours is the only good solution.
We need to make the so called “chemical weapons plant” a smoking hole, and let them keep killing each other.
It’s been said Israel did just that over the week end....but kept out of the news pretty much.
There is one good option: Let them kill each other. Neither side are the good guys.
Israel bombed Syria Chemical Plant....
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http://www.businessinsider.com/report-israeli-bombed-syrian-chemical-weapons-plant-2013-4
It’s almost as if you want the Iran / Iraq war solution: If one side seems likely to lose, help them. Then if the tables turn, help their opponent.
Run guns to whichever side is losing to maximize the damage.
I realize that’s extremely cynical, but I expect that as soon as they are done, the revert to murdering innocent Westerners. Let Syria be a Jihadi magnet, where they all die in the trap.
Sort of like our presidential elections...
There are good options
Support each side just enough to maintain a balance of power.
let jihadis for an entire generation go to Syria to their deaths.
Keep Iran, Saudi Arabia and Turkey occupied.
Most of all, keep anyone from the region out of the United States.
Its a win-win for the USA.
It is ironically amusing to watch THE WON squirm now that his “red line” and “gamechanger” have occurred. We wait now in anticipation for his new excuses for voting present instead of leading, just like he always does.
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