Posted on 08/21/2014 2:18:51 PM PDT by jimbo123
Who would possibly vote against a military strike on Syria in response to its government’s use of nerve gas against rebels? Only “the loons,” Bill O’Reilly said last night on his show.
Joined by Karl Rove, the Fox host was confident in his belief that despite there not being a strong majority of Americans supporting military intervention in Syria, President Obama would have no trouble getting congressional approval to strike.
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Syria? Hmmmm... isn’t that where Saddam’s WMD went?
stopped watching him years ago because of his smug arrogant attitude. Well it seems he has no changed one bit
The Caliphate timeline desired by TPTB is pretty screwed up due to Assad fighting back and ISIS turning eastward.
Assad has to fall or the threat of a pan-Middle Eastern Caliphate will not be threatening enough to justify WW3.
This article is one year old.
Geez Bill, you’re such a smart guy. And humble too.
Come on now. Don’t you remember Kerry hawking his new fragrance Signatures of Sarin? Killer scent.
Great post!
DUH!!!!
I’m guessing the (ISIS Flashback) wasn’t a clue....
Saddams WMD went to Beqqa Valley. That’s ISIS’s next target.
It is a fact that Assad used chemical weapons, and it was a shrewd move on his part. At the time, Assad’s forces were on the back foot and looked like they were losing the war. His followers among the Alawites and the Shiites expected to see Assad and his family fleeing Damascus and leaving them to their fate. So Assad went all in to signal to his followers that he was going to either win or die. He did this by using chemical weapons, which insured he had only two options, Win the war or be prosecuted at the Hague. Once his followers gauged his determination, the worm turned and his forces went on the counteroffensive. They have been winning on the battlefield ever since.
OK, I was confused because it says 8/27/14 in your date line.
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