Military training missions are rarely newsworthy. Confirmations yesterday that the Obama Administration is considering attacking Syria, however, makes the mission focusing on seizing Syria’s chemical arsenal particularly important.
The 82nd Airborne is training in North Carolina this week with an explicit eye on capturing Syrian chemical weapons, and if the US does invade Syria, that’s going to be a major mission early on.
It’s not so much the Syrian government’s possession of the weapons that is the concern, though they have said they would use them to resist invasion, but what happens when the US-backed rebels seize such arms, particularly with so many closely allied to al-Qaeda fighters.
Officials are couching this as the first time US troops might be involved in chemical arms since the Iraq War, though since Iraq didn’t actually have any and Syria in fact is know to, there is a pretty big distinction.
This is absurd, as the entire us government is absurd so is their policies, but when it comes to Syrian war us government or WH have not achieved what they all bet on as regime change to be replaced by whabbis and other Saudis barbarians terrorists groups, such lost is unacceptable for such regime to feel the lost of a war, they rather widen the war then thinking about a peace.., look at Israel and Palestinians, its been 60 years and Kerry the ketchup man wants to bring peace between bunch of thieves of a nation freedom that are a victims of a apartheid regime.
The US bends over for Israel as usual.
Any old reason to go to war any place and any time. God (Whatever) bless America.
Here comes the Keystone cops!
Any American Soldier participating in this illegal invasion needs to realize that he is not acting in the best interest of America, but Israel. Soldiers, come home while you have a home left.
This will destroy any hope of a Democrat being elected come next election time . . . . which means either a Republican or an independent. Wise choice would be an independent . . . but the odds are way to stacked against it . . . . so do not expect things to get any better for a long time.