I HOPE we get boots on the Ground it Syria

[GeoFisher]

I really want an answer from the naysayers here.

WHEN is it OK to use force. WHAT is the "red line".

Personally I think chemical weapons in the hands of bad guys is evidence enough. When the WRONG bad guys get them, people we know MAY be killed with them,

People I KNEW personally were killed in 9/11. I have great interest in never allowing that to occur again.

Complacency is what gave us 9/11 in the first place.

Later,

Geo

[Hlleonard]

I really want an answer from the naysayers here.

WHEN is it OK to use force. WHAT is the "red line".

Personally I think chemical weapons in the hands of bad guys is evidence enough. When the WRONG bad guys get them, people we know MAY be killed with them,

People I KNEW personally were killed in 9/11. I have great interest in never allowing that to occur again.

Complacency is what gave us 9/11 in the first place.

Later,

Geo

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That is a question that most of us have a tough time with, to me it would be best explained by the actions of Iraq in the early 90's... I believe we had to respond with their invasion into Kuwait, we can't let a cancer like Saddam expand.... It seems to me Pakastan has nukes, should we attempt to relieve them of those also?

[GeoFisher]

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That is a question that most of us have a tough time with, to me it would be best explained by the actions of Iraq in the early 90's... I believe we had to respond with their invasion into Kuwait, we can't let a cancer like Saddam expand.... It seems to me Pakastan has nukes, should we attempt to relieve them of those also?

Tough question.

* the Paks have Nukes but don't seem to be crazy.......YET.
* the North Koreans have Nukes, but only posture because they need food.

* Saddam was a mad man. And taking care of him was necessary.
ole Momar was a madman too......and taking care of him was necessary.

* Mubarrak. He was OUR dictator, I wish the brotherhood was never elected, and Morrasie was never put in power. The PEOPLE have spoken there, and the Brotherhood is gone.

Obama is in a pickle. He is such a weak leader, and it is beginning to show. WHY do you think dictators around the world did what they did. BECAUSE they knew the Nobel prize winning chump of a leader in America would not do jack.

We are now faced with doing something in Syria because of Obama and his positions of being WEAK. Assad was in a box, he was never going to use chemical weapons.........not until Obama became the leader of the free world. Why do you suppose they were never used on our troops in any of the conflicts we've had. BECAUSE Bush and even to a certain extent Clinton would have pummeled any regime trying to use them.

THE second we knew that Syria had gassed her own people, AFTER the president said there would be consequences to those actions, Bush or Reagan, maybe Clinton would have initiated a strike package. Hell they would have had the strike package and plan already drawn up. HELL they would have drawn it up the day after they were elected, because that is what REAL LEADERS DO. All Obama drew up was a golf plan.

Bush 1 and Bush 2 would have FLEW the freakin first strike package themselves......

OBAMA is a light weight. Always as been. Now, he's painted in a corner, and the world knows it.

Take a look at the AP photo of Putin and Obama. Putin KNOWS he has Obama in a headlock. Putin came out and called Kerry a LIAR. Are you freakin kidding me. Had that been Reagan or Bush, they would have went all cowboy on that russian *******.

Pisses me off that Obama is such ...........kitty cat.


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And for the record, the reason there is no allied coalition is because not a single one of our allies trusts Obama at all. He is WEAK. The minute things get scary he pulls out. Look at the MESS he left in IRAQ and Afghanistan.

WEAK ASS FOOL.


Later,

Geo

[mhall]

I really want an answer from the naysayers here.

WHEN is it OK to use force. WHAT is the "red line".

Personally I think chemical weapons in the hands of bad guys is evidence enough. When the WRONG bad guys get them, people we know MAY be killed with them,

People I KNEW personally were killed in 9/11. I have great interest in never allowing that to occur again.

Complacency is what gave us 9/11 in the first place.

Later,

Geo

We have answered you. We don't feel that doing what you suggest will accomplish anything in fact I think it will make it much worse with even a hightened retaliation factor enhanced.
George they hate us now, they will forever. Invading another country will only inflame the situation much worse.

I don't know any other ways to explain my where abouts on this. Jim, aka Devils Horse has a better way with words than I, but I feel exactly as he is expressing. We can not evade the danger from these hate mongers either with action or no action.
Muslims hate.......... all of them and I will never be sold otherwise.

[Devils Horse]

I really want an answer from the naysayers here.

WHEN is it OK to use force. WHAT is the "red line".

Personally I think chemical weapons in the hands of bad guys is evidence enough. When the WRONG bad guys get them, people we know MAY be killed with them,

People I KNEW personally were killed in 9/11. I have great interest in never allowing that to occur again.

Complacency is what gave us 9/11 in the first place.

Later,

Geo

Can't tell you when, that one is going to move around, but using force should make sense. Seems to me there should be a clearly defined goal when we do. It also seems there should be clear proof it's necessary.

None of these conditions are met in this case.

First off, have you seen proof that the Syrian military gassed people? Sure all signs point to it, but the rebels aren't exactly boy scouts, is it not possible they're responsible? Hell, we don't even know what happened at our own Benghazi embassy after all this time, and you expect me to to trust this administration on this one?

What exactly is a few Tomahawk missile strikes going to accomplish? What has the administration said our goal is? There appears to be no tactical, let alone strategic goal, we just want to make some kind of statement. Set an example for the other thugs in the region. Waste of time, the region isn't populated by people smart enough to take an example.

Or is it we just want to tip the balance in favor of the rebels? Who are the rebels? By most accounts they're hard line Muslim Brotherhood types. Do we really want to help them? Really?

I'm not complacent. Nobody was, and is still is more pissed about 9/11 than I am. But in this situation, launching missiles into Syria just to save face for a President who made some stupid ass remarks about a red line flat out makes no sense. Make no mistake about it, his red line rhetoric is the ONLY reason Mr. Obama wants to do this. If he really cared about innocent civilians over there, he would've done something long before now.

Nope, I ain't buying off on it and I can't believe you are either.

Mr. Obama better throw a tarp over that Nobel Peace Prize he's got sitting on the mantel.

[BubbaBass1]

Why should we trust this administration's intelligence gathering in Syria?
Not one person can get in front of a microphone and speak without telling a lie.
A great game plan from the rebels would be to gas the Syrian people, just because Obama drew the line.
They are baiting our government into finishing their fight.

BB1

[fishin350]

Devils Horse hit the nail on the HEAD!!!!

[Tim_T]

I really want an answer from the naysayers here.WHEN is it OK to use force. WHAT is the "red line".Personally I think chemical weapons in the hands of bad guys is evidence enough. When the WRONG bad guys get them, people we know MAY be killed with them,People I KNEW personally were killed in 9/11. I have great interest in never allowing that to occur again.Complacency is what gave us 9/11 in the first place. Later,Geo

Tell you what George, you send your daughter over there first and then the rest of us will see if we want our kids going over there. If you want boots on the ground, why don't you put your boots on the ground over there.

[kygorski]

y late wifes grandson is in the service! He has had two tours in afganistan one in Iraq, and is now in northern japan. His tour will be over in japan at the end of the year. His father draws a small disability check from viet nam service. A lot of us are sick and tired of un-conclusive results, and paying damages like we lost those wars. ENOUGH.

[kygorski]

y late wifes grandson is in the service! He has had two tours in afganistan one in Iraq, and is now in northern japan. His tour will be over in japan at the end of the year. His father draws a small disability check from viet nam service. A lot of us are sick and tired of un-conclusive results, and paying damages like we lost those wars. ENOUGH.

[HURRICANEBOB]

Tell you what George, you send your daughter over there first and then the rest of us will see if we want our kids going over there. If you want boots on the ground, why don't you put your boots on the ground over there.

Well said and I agree, the one's with the least to lose are those most willing to let others have the most to lose. Besides, what really cracks me up are the folks who have never had a family member in harms way, or have never been in harms way themselves, that profess letting others do the dirty work for them while they sit all comfy at home.