[PLEASE HELP] Syrian Chemical Attack

[D4thincarnation]

Donald Trump has condemned the cowardly chemical attacked by the Syrian Regime.


Something must be done to stop the horrors that these weapons do.


Trump has said they will be a big price to pay.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-43691291


Obama inaction allowed this to happen, his weakness allowed Russia to come into the void and prop up the regime.

Obama said use of chemical weapons would be a red line, weapons were used, and like the cuck Obama was he did nothing.

Trump will take action on these crimes against humanity.


When Good Men do Nothing.
Evil Prevails.

[Build That Wall]

Donald Trump has condemned the cowardly chemical attacked by the Syrian Regime.


Something must be done to stop the horrors that these weapons do.


Trump has said they will be a big price to pay.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-43691291


Obama inaction allowed this to happen, his weakness allowed Russia to come into the void and prop up the regime.

Obama said use of chemical weapons would be a red line, weapons were used, and like the cuck Obama was he did nothing.

Trump will take action on these crimes against humanity.


When Good Men do Nothing.
Evil Prevails.

He definitely will. He'll probably destroy every chemical weapon plant in syria

[SunSpace]

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/04/05/o...tis/index.html

"Why is President Trump suddenly in a rush to get out of Syria? Could the answer to Trump's abrupt announcement that, "We'll be coming out of Syria, like, very soon," -- which left even White House aides scrambling to figure out what the President had in mind -- lead us back to Russian President Vladimir Putin?
Pushback from security experts has apparently irritated the President but persuaded him for now to delay the withdrawal for the time being. At least that's the most recent decision, subject to change by the mercurial President. But it's worth exploring why Trump blindsided his advisers and America's allies with a sudden push to withdraw.

It was never a secret that Trump wanted the US involvement in Syria to be limited to defeating ISIS, but the urgency --- "Very soon -- very soon we're coming out," he said in Ohio -- was unexpected.
Recall that a couple of weeks ago, Trump made a controversial call to the Russian President, congratulating Putin on his re-election victory in Russia's patently-undemocratic election, ignoring the all-caps "DO NOT CONGRATULATE" guidance in his briefing materials, and failing to mention the poisoning of a former Russian spy in the UK despite the massive diplomatic crisis it triggered."

[D4thincarnation]

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/04/05/o...tis/index.html

"Why is President Trump suddenly in a rush to get out of Syria? Could the answer to Trump's abrupt announcement that, "We'll be coming out of Syria, like, very soon," -- which left even White House aides scrambling to figure out what the President had in mind -- lead us back to Russian President Vladimir Putin?
Pushback from security experts has apparently irritated the President but persuaded him for now to delay the withdrawal for the time being. At least that's the most recent decision, subject to change by the mercurial President. But it's worth exploring why Trump blindsided his advisers and America's allies with a sudden push to withdraw.

It was never a secret that Trump wanted the US involvement in Syria to be limited to defeating ISIS, but the urgency --- "Very soon -- very soon we're coming out," he said in Ohio -- was unexpected.
Recall that a couple of weeks ago, Trump made a controversial call to the Russian President, congratulating Putin on his re-election victory in Russia's patently-undemocratic election, ignoring the all-caps "DO NOT CONGRATULATE" guidance in his briefing materials, and failing to mention the poisoning of a former Russian spy in the UK despite the massive diplomatic crisis it triggered."

I guess unlike Obama he will not stand idle like a coward while a Monster attack children.

Have a look in what chemical weapons do?

[Mr Ehrmantraut]

False flag, why would Assad use chemical weapons now with victory in site?.

[D4thincarnation]

False flag, why would Assad use chemical weapons now with victory in site?.

Because he knows he has Russia backing him.

[SunSpace]

I guess unlike Obama he will not stand idle like a coward while a Monster attack children.

Have a look in what chemical weapons do?

Hasn't Trump been standing idly already for a year? Do you think he'll actually engage Assad on a significant level, or perhaps just drop another couple missiles and call it a day?

[Hitman Hodgson]

The problem with Syria, and overthrowing any dictatorship for that matter is, you have to have a strategy of transition. This has been the West's problem, we seem to have a 'we'll cross that bridge when we come to it' attitude when it comes to the transfer of power. This, added to our complete lack of understanding of the culture religion and the history of these countries in the assumption that simply installing a western style democracy will fix everything has been our biggest failure, and I can't see this changing with Trump.

[Gentblue]

Because he knows he has Russia backing him.

So with Russia backing him wouldn’t he want the US out of the way???.... why provoke America???..... It seems these Chemical attacks happen everytime Trump tries too leave Syria.

[Mighty_Windir]

This is not good.

The President won't let this one slide, and this is where Russia will yell Wolf when he does something about it.

And our problems with Russia deepens.