[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Credit to the Drudge Report.

[DIRTYSECRET]

So tell me: is this good or bad? They’re all crazy.

[ColdOne]

Kerry said today he asked for more force to take out Assad. So I am on Assad side.

[Bogie]

Obama should have rebelled against Hillary Clinton three years ago, when she hatch this ill fated plan that has caused so much suffering.(Thank God it is coming to an end.)

http://www.unz.com/tsaker/why-the-recent-developments-in-syria-show-that-the-obama-administration-is-in-a-state-of-confused-agony/

[2banana]

Almost sounds like a pincer movement against ISIS.

Aleppo in the west and Mosul in the east...

[Lent]

What a mess Obomba a Hellary wrought.

[Sam Gamgee]

Good. I want to see the Shia minority to take the Sunnis to the woodshed.

[Cowboy Bob]

US officials said they were seeing signs that thousands of troops from across the Shia world - including Syrian regime soldiers, Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Hizbollah fighters, Iraqi militiamen and Afghan mercenaries - were massing for a final assault on Aleppo.

Cool!

[RightGeek]

Good job Hillary and Obammy

[soycd]

Oh look, bloodied children held hostage by islamo scum.

Assad, do what needs done.

[PGR88]

Yes, its a bad war. Too bad my country is on the side of the Sunnis, Al Qaeda and the Saudi Wahabbists.

[Cementjungle]

Its us and ISIS against Assad, Russia and Iran

[RedWulf]

I support Assad because he protects his Christan minority in his lands. Obama and the rest would prefer they die.

[Eagles6]

About the only "good" in this scenario was that Christians under Assad were about as free and protected as they could be under mooslim rule.

It appears to me that hussein, the Boy King, is trying to get us in a shooting war with Russia before the election.

[maggief]

http://atimes.com/2016/06/saudi-arabia-and-turkeys-pipeline-wars-in-yemen-and-syria/

Qatar-Turkey gas pipeline through Syria’s Aleppo

Writing in Armed Forces Journal, Major Rob Taylor joined numerous other pundits in observing that the Syrian civil war is actually a pipeline war over control of energy supply, with Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey needing to remove Assad “so they can control Syria and run their own pipeline through Turkey.”[6]

“Saudi Arabia and Qatar, as well as al-Qaeda and other groups, are maneuvering to depose Assad and capitalize on their hoped-for Sunni conquest in Damascus. By doing this, they hope to gain a share of control over the ‘new’ Syrian government, and a share in the pipeline wealth.”

The proposed pipeline would traverse Aleppo where Turkey’s Erdogan has been lobbying for a no-fly zone backed by US military power and American tax dollars.

[Gritty]

What a horror show.

And to think,... the Administration wants to bring it here.

[Jack Hydrazine]