We're so f*cked

[Winchester]

[John Galt]

[exploited]

For the love of God, don't go into Syria under President Trump. Just don't.

[John Galt]

[Kane]

[Kane]

[John Galt]

it happened tuesday. i'm glad that our reasonable administration took the time to look into it before coming to the conclusion that it was indeed perpetrated by asssad

[Kane]

Lol they knew it the day of. So much has changed since Tuesday. Bannon off NSC, McMaster in charge, priebus and Ryan reportedly pleading with house members over healthcare because their jobs are at stake, and Tillerson saying one idiotic thing and then totally backtracking.

Yeah, Obama didn't do anything but at least he knew when to talk and what to say. Especially after the red line snafu. You honestly think Trump is going to learn? Do you see how the White House teams are interacting? You have factions openly hostile to one another. You could say the head of the executive branch is divided right now and you'd be right.

[exploited]

This attack is triggering me in the same way that the supposed Turkish coup triggered me. It just doesn't make any sense. What possible incentive was there to use some combination of chemicals, at this point in the conflict? Assad, with the assistance of Russia, has been doing pretty well. ISIS is on the run and the rebellion has been stalled for awhile. This is the best condition the SNG has been in for a long, long time. Perhaps they felt empowered by having a known weakling and moron in the Oval Office? Was it because they got away with it before?

I don't know man. The whole thing is fishy. There are so many players in the area that it isn't even hard to imagine a false flag by Saudi Arabia or Turkey. It is just so convenient. The use of chemicals gave them literally zero tactical advantage, but it helps all of their enemies, and is not what their main ally wanted at all.

[fstarcstar]