Kill Syrians because Syrians are killing Syrians...

[SirArthur]

Where's the logic of that?!  
And what good can it do?!

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[gupy15]

why should violence be stopped violently?
The war certainly will bring benefits for the weapon producers, so they are the real belligerent.
May the war be stopped and peace always on earth

[Jet Cash]

Trump is a brilliant politician. He made the strike after consultation with Assad and Putin, and he hit the chemical factories that were being used by the the US funded rebels ( the Globalist army ). To understand what is going on, you need to think about political motivation, and try to read behind the news.

[Stokvord_127]

I hope, I will not be banned because I support Tampa in this decision.

[lmodric]

It's all because of power and the throne.
For me no matter who is right and wrong between government and opposition.
but the victims are civilians and children who know nothing about political conspiracies.

[Loveydovey04]

I dont understand. This killings has been happening t9 syria for years already and yet no one no country and not even UN took a step to solve the problem, now trump made a bold decision in opposing assad, that is also not good for others’ opinion. Do you think assad can be tamed when all that he wanted is power and dominion over whole syria? What could have been the best solution to this mass murder by assad to syrians?

[supine]

Where's the logic of that?!  
And what good can it do?!

Violence is not the key to make peace. As more and more people die, the more people want to retaliate. Violence will never end on earth as long as we are live. People will always be greedy, they want to  have power and control over everything, that is one of the cause of war. As long as people have their differences, violence will never end.

[akishang]

That logic is the reason why wars started. I know what they have done is unforgivable but focusing on killing or exterminating them will not end the war. I think what the military needs to do is to cut all the resources of terrorist. If they do that , the terrorist won't have the ability to fight back and doesn't have any choice but to surrender. Killing them will just spread another hate. Civilians are the ones who will suffer because of their hate.

[B1tUnl0ck3r]

alex jones said that bashar is feed up of syria, wants election and out !

that would explain it all better than all the others explanations :

    Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature.
    Guide reproduction wisely — improving fitness and diversity.
    Unite humanity with a living new language.
    Rule passion — faith — tradition — and all things with tempered reason.
    Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts.
    Let all nations rule internally resolving external disputes in a world court.
    Avoid petty laws and useless officials.
    Balance personal rights with social duties.
    Prize truth — beauty — love — seeking harmony with the infinite.
    Be not a cancer on the earth — Leave room for nature — Leave room for nature.

[Sithara007]

alex jones said that bashar is feed up of syria, wants election and out !

The truth remains that Bashar al Assad is the most popular leader in Syria right now and the vast majority of the Syrians support him (despite whatever lies spread by the United States and its allies). He is the only person capable of holding Syria together.

[spongegar]

Violence is never the answer in solving violencd. How many wars should we write down, how many lives must be lost, and how many lives should be changed for the worse for us to understand that violence is never an answer. We spout about peace, understanding and love when in fact we turn a blind eye to people who actually need help. We should learn to understand, we should talk so we understand what they are talking about and not to just find a way to bring them down.

[squog]

People saying that violence is never an answer haven't had a fist fight yet with a bully in school. Sometimes, violence is the only thing that they understand. Especially with people like these, they think that everyone will not hurt them whatever he or she may do. So they abuse it and even to the point that they get away with so much. But if stand up to yourself and actually make them understand that they could hurt these dictators then they would stop.

[gabmen]

Where's the logic of that?!  
And what good can it do?!

None. Illogical. And many innocent people are dying because of it. It's senseless in every sense and i think the issue in syria needs to be a top priority for the un. It's apalling to think that governments seem to be turning a blind eye to what's happening that part of thr world

[Sithara007]

Where's the logic of that?!  
And what good can it do?!

None. Illogical. And many innocent people are dying because of it. It's senseless in every sense and i think the issue in syria needs to be a top priority for the un. It's apalling to think that governments seem to be turning a blind eye to what's happening that part of thr world

The UN can't do anything, because the member nations are divided over Syria. Basically, the Syrian civil war has snowballed in to a global Sunni vs Shiite conflict with other players also taking the sides. If the foreign powers pull out of Syria, then 90% of the problems will be resolved.

[CCRBNews]

I think it is insane that they destroyed loads of alleged chemical factories to protect people from chemicals even though these chemicals will now all be air born.

[BADecker]

Famed War Reporter Robert Fisk Reaches Syrian 'Chemical Attack' Site, Concludes...

Robert Fisk's bombshell first-hand account for the UK Independent runs contrary to nearly every claim circulating in major international press concerning what happened just over week ago on April 7th in an embattled suburb outside Damascus: not only has the veteran British journalist found no evidence of a mass chemical attack, but he's encountered multiple local eyewitnesses who experienced the chaos of that night, but who say the gas attack never happened.

Fisk is the first Western journalist to reach and report from the site of the alleged chemical weapons attack widely blamed on Assad's forces. Writing from Douma in eastern Ghouta, Fisk has interviewed a Syrian doctor who works at the hospital shown in one of the well-known videos which purports to depict victims of a chemical attack.

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According to SOHR, which has long been a key go-to source for mainstream media over the course of the war, "70 of them [women and children] have suffered suffocation as a result of the demolition of home basements over them due to the heavy and intense shelling."

Though outlets from The Guardian to The Washington Post to The New York Times have quoted SOHR on a near daily basis throughout the past six years of war, the anti-Assad opposition outlet's reporting of mass asphyxiation due to collapse of shelters has been notably absent from the same publications.

Read more at https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-04-17/famed-war-reporter-robert-fisk-reaches-syrian-chemical-attack-site-concludes-they

[Clara.Wilfred]

I love it when a short sentence is so impactful aha. So true. I would like to add that although they are calling it a civil war, the majority of the guys fighting Assad are actually not from syria. Its a bunch off wahaabi selafi crazed literalist lunatics that are funded by our pals over in Saudi Arabia. Making it all the worse that we are bombing the Syrian government.

[Gronthaing]

Trump is a brilliant politician. He made the strike after consultation with Assad and Putin, and he hit the chemical factories that were being used by the the US funded rebels ( the Globalist army ). To understand what is going on, you need to think about political motivation, and try to read behind the news.

I think you are reading too much into it. Trump brilliant? Come on.

[Sithara007]

I love it when a short sentence is so impactful aha. So true. I would like to add that although they are calling it a civil war, the majority of the guys fighting Assad are actually not from syria. Its a bunch off wahaabi selafi crazed literalist lunatics that are funded by our pals over in Saudi Arabia. Making it all the worse that we are bombing the Syrian government.

Foreign players are present on both sides of the conflict. A lot of foreign Arabs, Chechens and other mercenaries are fighting for the rebels. Assad's forces are supplemented with Hezbollah from Lebanon and Shiite militias from Afghanistan and Iran. A number of Russians (part of the Wagner regiment) are also fighting for them.

[bokuto]

War is money. It's unfortunate that the involve countries don't find ways to really end the war. When one war ends a new one starts, it is a vicious cycle and "We" can only watch the the players toy with people's lives.